Cooper Hall Resources

Transportation

The School of Nursing is located on the far west end of campus in Signe Skott Cooper Hall. There are many easy ways to access Cooper Hall from on or off campus. Click here for directions and parking information.

IDs & Badges

Nursing students are issued wiscards and clinical site badges. Contact Academic Affairs with any Cooper Hall access questions. Contact your clinical site or the Clinical Placement Team with any clinical site access questions.

For more information on IDs and badges, click here.

Lost & Found

The lost and found for Cooper Hall is located in the Academic Affairs Office, suite 1100. Office hours are 8:00 am – 4:30 pm. Found items can be dropped at the front desk or stop by to see if an item you are missing has been turned in.

Personal items are kept until claimed or until the end of the semester. Following the end of the semester, remaining unclaimed items will be donated.

Lockers & Room Reservations

Lockers located in Cooper Hall and the Health Science Learning Center (HSLC) are available to undergraduate nursing students. Lockers located in Cooper Hall-Conger Lounge are available to graduate nursing students.

Certain classrooms on the second floor of Cooper Hall are reservable for study sessions.

For more information on lockers and room reservations, click here.

Self-Care/Wellness Rooms

Cooper Hall has three wellness rooms that are available for student use; a key is required to access these rooms. Keys are available from the Academic Affairs Office on a first come, first served basis. To checkout a key, bring your wiscard to the Academic Affairs Office front desk – your wiscard will be held at the desk until the key is returned. Wellness rooms are available Monday-Friday, starting at 8:00am. Keys must be returned by 4:15pm. The maximum session time is 90 minutes.

Student Printing

All students can print course materials using the School of Nursing student printer located in room 1176A. Student printing is monitored and managed by a campus service called PaperCut.

For more information, including step-by-step instructions on how to use PaperCut, click here.