Commuter Students

Join us for some of our events on campus. All commuter students are invited and encouraged to attend all campus events.

All commuters are required to have a valid parking pass for the school year. The commuter lot is LOT A located at the Fred Rogers Center. There is a fee of $100.00 to park on campus. Registration for the parking pass can be done at Public Safety Public Safety (stvincent.edu).

Lockers are provided free of charge between the Post Office and the Community Center to allow you some storage space on campus. They are available on a first-come-first-serve basis and can be acquired by registering the locker. 

You can register the locker through the Office of Student Affairs located on the first floor of Alfred Hall OR contact Bridget DiVittis, Coordinator for Commuter Outreach at bridget.divittis@stvincent.edu.

Located in the Citrone Family Commuter Center, snacks and small meals are provided for students. This is an effort to help with food insecurity among commuter students and aids those who are on campus much longer than expected.

Saint Vincent College also has a food pantry which students may visit. For more information about the Saint Vincent Food Pantry and assistance in food insecurity, contact Jody Marsh at jody.marsh@stvincent.edu.

As students of Saint Vincent College, your actions should uphold the mission and values of this institution. Students should refrain from inappropriate or irresponsible behavior on and off campus which damage the reputation of the College. Below are a few highlighted rules found in the SVC Student Handbook that should be noted for the Citrone Family Commuter Center.

• Offensive behavior and/or harassment is prohibited in the CFCC This includes behavior that is viewed as intimidating, hostile or offensive in language, gestures, remarks or jokes that degrade another person based on sex, race, religion or gender.
• Use of CFCC and its property are always to be well cared for and treated as SVC property. this includes all furniture, pool table, pool sticks, dishes etc, and is not limited to standing or sitting on the pool table or breaking of pool sticks or other items in the CFCC. Items that are broken will be the responsibility of the students to replace.
• SMOKING (including e-cigarettes) is not permitted in the CFCC or any campus building. Please use one of the 8 designated areas on campus to smoke.
• With these posted rules, anyone found not in compliance will be reported to Student Conduct/Student Affairs and will be held responsible for their actions and the consequences put forth by Saint Vincent College.

• I have car trouble or lock my keys in the car, can the college help me?
  • Yes, for assistance with these issues, please contact Public Safety at 724-805-2186.
• If I have evening class and would like to be escorted to my car, who do I ask?
  • Public Safety can escort you to your car. The Escort Service is provided free to all students, faculty and staff of Saint Vincent College. A Saint Vincent ID card is required when receiving a mobile escort.
• Who should I take to if I have questions regarding my classes or academic majors?
  • If you are currently taking a course and you have a question, you should start with the professor. If you have questions related to your major, you should make an appointment to speak with your academic advisor. If you are unsure of who your advisor it, please visit or contact the registrar’s office located on the first floor of Alfred Hall or via email at nicholas.dewitt@stvincent.edu. 
• How can I find out more information about clubs and activities on campus?
  • You can find a list of clubs and organizations at Clubs & Organizations Clubs & Organizations (stvincent.edu). Please check the calendar on the Commuter Home Page or Schoology for upcoming events for Commuters through Commuter Club and Commuter Outreach.
• Can I get a meal plan as a commuter student?
  • Yes, Saint Vincent College offers a commuter dining plan. See the Commuter Dining Options tab for more information.
• Where can I go if I am not feeling well?
  • Saint Vincent College has a Wellness Center offering health services to the Saint Vincent community. It is an outpatient health care facility. For individuals with acute or chronic illnesses. Physician visits are scheduled Tuesday mornings and Wednesday afternoons during the Fall and Spring semesters in the Wellness Center located on the ground floor in the Carey Center near the Shack.
• Are there Counseling Services offered at Saint Vincent College?
  • Counseling Services provide a supportive atmosphere for students to explore a wide range of issues with a caring professional staff. Counseling offers an opportunity for self-exploration, personal growth and assistance.
  • Mental Health counseling Services are available through the Wellness Center free of charge Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Contact the Wellness Center at 724-805-2115 ex. 2115.