Edward Waters Career Services’ mission is to support academic programs by providing services that assist students and alumni in developing, evaluating, and implementing career plans that lead to employment and lifelong personal development. The Office of Career Services offers a variety of services ranging from career exploration to internships, graduate school assistance, and employment. The services and programs are tailored to meet the needs of all students as well as to advance their knowledge base. Students are encouraged to register in person at the Career Center or online to make use of career services. Collaboratively, assistance is given to each student based on an assessment of interests, skills, and abilities. Further, students can take advantage of all rendered services, which can be used as a springboard for development and enhancement purposes. The Office of Career Services is located at 1710 Pearce Street. For more information, please call (904) 470-8007.

Roderick Mozee, M.A., Director of Career Development & Placement Services

(904)470-8007

George N. Collins Student Center

The Edward Waters University Office of Counseling and Disability Services is a confidential, safe and friendly atmosphere for students, faculty, and staff. We provide a variety of ongoing services, support and assistance for personal, academic, and developmental issues, which impact the overall learning environment of students. 

With an increase in mental health demands by college students across the world, we continue to promote healthy alternatives to combat mental illness and disabilities. We seek to increase the awareness and knowledge of topics related to college students. 

Contact Courtnei Parker-Morgan for more information about Counseling or ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) accommodations.

Courtnei Parker-Morgan, M.B.A.

Director of Student Wellness, Access, and Inclusion 

George N. Collins Student Union Building, Room 124

Office: 904-470-8231

Email: c.parker-morgan@ew.edu

TRIO  Student Support Services Program (SSS) and Student Support Services STEM (SSS-STEM) are federally funded college retention and completion programs. These programs focus on academic, personal and career support for under-resourced undergraduate students.  Nationally, TRIO SSS Programs provide opportunities for academic development, assist students in meeting college requirements, and motivate students toward successful completion of their college degree.

Ragan Summers, Director

TRiO Student Support Services

ragan.summers@ew.edu

Desk Phone:  904.470.8216

Cell:  904.570.5261

The Office of Technology & Information Services (OTIS) at Edward Waters University provides one-on-one training for new, transfer, and existing students in the use of campus technology, including Moodle, Self-Service, and email. Faculty and staff also offer on-going, one-on-one training for students. Faculty, staff, and students can also receive walk-in assistance, and Instructors can request class presentations from the Technology staff. The IT Help desk is located in the TOOKES Building, room 106 or 120. Also, students may receive help by emailing [email protected].

For Online Courses, students are expected to have a desktop or laptop computer that is less than 4 years old and capable of running the latest verions of Microsoft Office and internet browsers (Chrome, Firefox, or Edge). A stable and fast internet connection as well as a webcam are required as well. An online course cannot be completed via cell phone.

The Dual Enrollment Program allows high school students who meet the GPA requirements of the institution to earn college credits while they are in high school. Dual Enrollment shortens the time to graduation from a post-secondary institution and saves money. Edward Waters College partnered with Duval County Public Schools to enhance the educational experience of our local high school students by implementing the Dual Enrollment program in Spring 2015. The Dual Enrollment Program has expanded to include charter and private schools within the Jacksonville area. The Dual Enrollment program GPA requirements are 2.5 unweighted GPA or 2.0 weighted GPA to enroll. Questions about the Dual Enrollment Program can be addressed to [email protected] or by calling 904-470-8079. 

The Department of Campus Safety & Security’s mission is to enhance the living, learning and working experience at Edward Waters College by protecting life, maintaining order and safeguarding property. We fulfill this mission by providing our community with a full range of services that meet the highest professional and accredited standards of campus security. We are committed to the philosophy of “Community Caretaking” and working with our students, staff and faculty to build a lasting partnership.

The EWC Department of Campus Safety & Security will strive to meet and exceed the challenges facing us each and every day. We would like to emphasize that we will strive to hire the best and brightest officers and will always seek candidates with outstanding qualities. We look for officers that demonstrate integrity and responsibility; are community orientated, and can appreciate diversity. Community Involvement and Transparency is what we strive for.

Henry Y. Tookes Building
Edward Waters University
1660 Kings Road
Jacksonville, FL  32209
(904) 470-8888 – Console
(904) 470-8371 – Direct Office
(904) 601-1884 – 24- HR Dispatch

Located inside the Office of the Registrar the Veterans Services Center’s mission is to assist military members, veterans, and dependent students to take advantage of the numerous education opportunities by connecting them to their VA Education Benefits and any support services necessary for their academic, professional and personal success while here at Edward Waters.