Offices and Services

Whether you’re looking for advanced study in business, clinical mental health counseling, education, executive leadership, information systems, nursing, physician assistant studies, or occupational therapy, you’ll find your next home on the Heights.

We assist faculty and staff by identifying potential sponsors and assisting with the development, submission, and management of grant proposals.

The Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) and African-American, Hispanic, Asian, Native American Program (AHANA) are undergraduate programs providing financial, academic and professional development resources to students demonstrating potential for collegiate success.

The Office of Human Resources supports the campus community by providing comprehensive information and HR services for faculty, administrators and staff.

Tech makes the world – and the Heights – go round. And we’re here to keep it running. We support the campus technology needs of students, faculty and staff. We’re also the go-tos for the administrative systems of the college, instructional computing, campus residential network, technology user support, plus hardware and software.

Our mission is to provide Le Moyne College decision makers with accurate, easily understood data and analytical reports designed to improve the quality of Le Moyne College planning and the achievement of our goals and objectives. In addition to our regularly scheduled projects, we also respond to requests for information and support internal accreditation, evaluation, and assessment data-collection efforts.

The Institutional Review Board (IRB) is charged by the Le Moyne College Board of Trustees and the Vice-President for Academic Affairs with approving all research conducted under the auspices of the College that involves human research participants (or subjects).

We offer a range of services, including instructional design, assessment strategies and design, teaching methodologies, and technology selection and utilization.

With the overall number of avowed religious continuing to decline, the development of programs such as the Ignatian Colleagues Program (ICP), a national program that allows faculty and administrators to learn and experience first-hand the tenets of a Jesuit education. On campus, the College has several programs for faculty, administrators and staff to examine Ignatian spirituality -- and put what they learn into practice in the classroom, in residence halls and in any interaction with students.

The Noreen Reale Falcone Library is home to a host of print and electronic books and journals, online databases, sound recordings, videos and streaming media. Looking for a break? You can also find a great collection of top fiction, movies and games all available to borrow. Many resource centers also call the library home.