Institution name

Christopher Newport University

Total number of students

4884

Total number of international students

30

Contact address for international enquiries

1 University Place
NEWPORT NEWS 23606

Telephone

+1 757 594 7544

Venue / office name

College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences, Department of Physics, Computer Science, and Engineering

Address

Gosnold Hall
1 University Place
NEWPORT NEWS
Virginia
23606

Venue description

The mission is to introduce all of the students to the richness of science and engineering as a human endeavor and to emphasize their importance and utility in the lives, to enhance awareness of the interaction between science and the other disciplines, to prepare the graduates to enter careers as competent scientists, engineers and educators.

Telephone number

+1 757 594 7065

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

Residence Life is dedicated to serving residential students and developing a safe and inclusive living-learning community that supports the academic mission of the University. CNU Residence Life seeks to enhance the co-curricular experience and to facilitate the holistic growth of students to prepare them to pursue lives with meaning and purpose and to become responsible and contributing members of society. Students living in the residence halls are expected to conduct themselves honorably and respect each other and their residential community. Living in the residence halls at CNU is a privilege. Residents are responsible for their decisions and will be held accountable for their actions. Those who are unable to conduct themselves appropriately and who negatively impact the residential community may be removed from campus housing. Students who are present during a violation of university policy may share responsibility for the violation and face disciplinary action. As adults living in a community setting, residents face the difficult choice of attempting to confront and correct the situation themselves, removing themselves from the situation, involving staff, or doing nothing. When confronted by a peer for behavior that is considered a violation of university policy, the confronted resident is expected to respond and take appropriate measures to correct his or her behavior. Failure to do so demonstrates disrespect for the community and university policies.