Offices and Services
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Location: Jesuit Residence
Our Jesuit community is much more than just the number of priests who live and teach on our campus.
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. -
Contact: (315) 445-4153The 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.
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Ranked in the top 10% of business schools nationwide, the Madden College of Business and Economics provides exceptional graduate and undergraduate opportunities, setting you up for a lifetime of meaningful success. With academic programs including accounting, business, business analytics, finance, human resource management, information systems, management & leadership, and marketing, you will find courses that both challenge and inspire you.
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Helping you show how Greatness Meets Goodness on The Heights
We're here to help you promote our brand and show how Greatness Meets Goodness here on The Heights every day. Have questions or need help? We are always available for you. -
In alignment with NCAA D1 best practices, the Le Moyne College Registrar’s Office serves as the critical decision-making authority for all academic processes and interpretations for 350+ student-athletes. The office is responsible for obtaining, evaluating, and documenting the academic credentials in accordance with National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and Northeast Conference (NEC) academic eligibility rules.
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Assisting the college community with class registration, grade reporting, graduation certification, and academic transcript processing.
We are dedicated to supporting members of the Le Moyne Community and the College's mission. This includes, but is not limited to, general academic information, enrollment, registration, degree evaluation and certification, transcript and diploma services, and general assistance. -
Contact: (315) 445-4360Location: Grewen Hall Room 209D, Open Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Supporting our employees
We take pride in being responsible, dependable, and flexible in order to meet the campus' needs. Our main responsibilities are to manage Le Moyne’s payroll system, to make sure employees are paid on time, administer tax issues and payments, and provide payroll information efficiently and accurately. -
Giving Life to the Arts on Campus
The W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts, also known as the PAC, is home to multiple performance spaces, including a large black box theater with flexible seating, an acting studio, dance studio, scenic and costume shops, dressing rooms, classroom, and music practice rooms. -
Location: Grewen Hall
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Contact: (315) 445-4125
James P. Hannan, Ph.D.
As Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, it is my privilege and pleasure to lead the divisions of Academic Affairs and Student Development.- More About Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
- Tomorrow Together: Our Strategic Plan
- Meet Our Faculty
- Carroll College of Arts and Sciences
- Madden College of Business and Economics
- Purcell School of Professional Studies
- Integral Honors
- Manresa 4-Year Immersion
- Student Learning Assessment
- Noreen Reale Falcone Library
- Quantitative Reasoning Center
- Writing Center
- Student Development
