Office/Service
Phone
Location
Office: Academic Support & Access Center
Phone: 202-885-3360
Location: Mary Graydon Center, Room 243
The Academic Support and Access Center (ASAC) supports the academic development and educational goals of all American University students and is committed to providing access for individuals with disabilities within the university's diverse community.
Hours
Monday-Thursday 9:00a.m. - 7:00p.m.
Friday 9:00a.m. - 5:00p.m.
Office: Accounts Payable
Phone: 202-885-2840
Location: Brandywine, Room 200
Phone:
202-885-2840
Office: Admissions Office: Law (WCL)
Phone: 202-274-4101
Location: WCL, Room 507
Washington, D.C., the center of the nation's legal institutions, is also the nation's legal home, with federal and state agencies, courts, trade associations, public interest groups, corporations, and hundreds of private firms. With a lawyer population of 1 in 12, Washington is a lawyer's city unlike any other.
Hours
Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm
Office: American Studies
Phone: 202-885-6761
Location: Mary Graydon, Room 327
The American Studies program offers unique opportunities for undergraduate study. Our courses bring together faculty and students from many academic fields — anthropology, art history, biology, environmental studies. history, literature, Jewish studies, North American studies, sociology and women's and gender studies.
Office: Anthropology
Phone: 202-885-1830
Location: Hamilton, Room 100
Office: Army Corps Project (USACE)
Phone: 202-885-2020
As a result of U.S. Army operations in Northwest Washington during World War I and the discovery of materials left over from their research and testing, the American University campus has been one of many sites targeted for environmental testing by the Army Corps of Engineers. With assistance from the Environmental Protection Agency and the D.C. Department of Health, the Army Corps has been sampling and testing soil throughout the Spring Valley area.
Office: Art
Phone: 202-885-1670
Location: Katzen Arts Center, Room 101
The Department of Art at American University encompasses the creative activities of the fine arts, painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, and multimedia; the artistic applications of design; and theoretical and historical concerns of art history. We offer degree programs in Art History, Graphic Design, and Studio Art, as well as a an array of elective courses.
Office: Art History
Phone: 202-885-1670
Location: Katzen Arts Center, Room 101
Balanced between a sound disciplinary foundation and innovative methodological approaches, the program offers small classes with individual attention, a close-knit and supportive student cohort, and internships in major museums, local galleries, and government agencies.
Office: Arts Management
Phone: 202-885-3485
Location: Katzen Arts Center, Room 215
Since 1974, the program has trained students for careers in nonprofit performing and visual arts organizations, as well as government organizations: our students, who enjoy a nearly 100% job placement rate, become leaders in arts organizations nationally and internationally.
Office: Athletics and Recreation
Phone: 202-885-3043
Location: Sports Center, Room 230
The American University is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), whose governing body is committed to the student-athletes, their education and participation in sports while abiding by all rules and regulations. As a member of the Patriot League we ensure that our athletic programs promote and require the highest standards of sporting behavior and ethical conduct by all participants (student-athletes, coaches, staff and faculty).
Office: AU Abroad
Phone: 202-885-1320
Location: Rockwood
Earn college credit, learn a foreign language, and gain international work experience and contacts--all while you explore a foreign region of the world!
AU Abroad offers over 100 programs in more than 30 countries around the world. This year alone, almost 800 AU students will have an international experience, and over 60% of all AU students will have a study abroad experience before they graduate.
Office: AU Central
Phone: 202-885-8000
Location: Asbury
AU Central brings together in a centralized location the student services provided by the Offices of the Registrar, Financial Aid and Student Accounts.
Office: AU Gap Program
Phone: 202-895-4859
Location: Brandywine Building
American University's Gap Program offers an enriching internship and academic immersion experience in Washington, D.C. over a semester or a year. Students create a foundation for success because the AU Gap experience focuses on skills that can be applied later in an academia or career.
Phone:
202-895-4859
Office: AU MSOD
Phone: 202-885-6206
Location: 4801 Massachusetts Ave. NW Suite 605
AU MSOD offers a rigorous theoretical and practical course of study that focuses on: the importance of the practitioner’s own presence or use of self; the pivotal role of groups and teams in creating and leading sustainable organization change; the action research and process consultation approaches to system change; and the importance of diversity, cultural competence, social justice and values in the ethical practice of transformational change.
Office: AU School of Public Affairs
Phone: (202) 885-2940
Location: Ward Circle Building
Phone:
(202) 885-2940
Office: Audio & Video Systems & Services
Phone: 202-885-2296
Location: Anderson Hall Lower Level, Room B-43
Hours
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 11:00pm
Sat and Sun: as requested
Office: Audio Technology
Phone: 202-885-2746
Location: Kreeger T12
Named #1 in the nation by Education Portal, the Audio Technology Program offers bachelor's and master's degrees focused on both the art and the science of audio and music technology.
Office: Auxiliary Services
Phone: 202-885-3990
Location: New Mexico, Room 265
Auxiliary Services is an administrative Office of the Vice President of Finance and Treasurer and is responsible for the fiscal and operational management of the Retail Shops and Vending Services at American University. Retail Services available on campus include bookstore, banking, copy and postal services, hair care, dining and vending.
Hours
9:00AM - 5:00PM
Office: Behavioral Neuroscience
Phone: 202-885-6530
Location: Asbury, Room 132
The center promotes interdisciplinary research in the study of brain function and its manifestation in behavior.
Office: Behavioral Research Lab
Phone:
Location: Kogod School of Business T-56
Office: Biology
Phone: 202-885-2176
Location: Hurst, Room 101
Biology
Office: Board of Trustees
Phone: 202-885-2145
Location: President's Bldg First Floor Reception
Since its founding in 1893, American University has benefited greatly from the devotion, service, intellectual contributions, ethical behavior, and philanthropy of many thousands of faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends. In a very real sense, they also are "trustees" of the institutions by virtue of their dedication, affection, and generosity that help to ensure that the University will faithfully serve this and future generations.
Office: Bookstore
Phone: 202-885-6300
Location: Butler Pavilion
From Apparel to Computer Products, Textbooks to General School Supplies, the American University Campus Store has it...
Office: Box Office: Greenberg Theatre
Phone: 202-885-ARTS
Find out what is happening at the Greenberg Theatre...
To buy tickets online visit: american.tix.com
Hours
Tue–Sat, 3 pm to 6 pm
Office: Box Office: Katzen
Phone: 202-885-ARTS
Location: Katzen Box Office
Home to AU Museum, the Departments of Art and Performing Arts, Abramson Family Recital Hall, and Studio Theatre
Office: Business Practice Improvement
Phone:
Location: 3201 New Mexico Ave. NW, Room 260
Office: Capital One Bank
Phone: 202-537-2801
Location: Butler Pavilion Tunnel
Includes: Walk-up ATM Change Express
Hours
Mon - Fri 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Office: Career Center
Phone: 202-885-1804
Location: Butler Pavilion 5th Floor
The Career Center teaches undergraduates, graduate students and alumni how to develop educational and career goals, decision-making skills and job search strategies needed to manage their professional and academic pursuits.
Hours
Monday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Office: CAS Dean's Office
Phone: 202-885-2446
Location: Battelle-Tompkins, Room 200
CAS Dean's Office
Office: CAS IRC Programs
Phone:
Location: Battelle Tompkins
The Initiative for Russian Culture (IRC) at American University promotes greater understanding of Russian culture's versatility and richness among all Consortium students in the Washington, DC, area. It builds lasting connections between Russians and Americans by reaching out to their hearts and minds.
Office: CAS Undergraduate Advising
Phone: 202-885-2453
Location: Battelle Tompkins, Room 168
Office: CAS-Graduate Admissions
Phone: 202-885-3620
Location: Mary Graydon, Room 301
CAS Graduate Admissions
Office: Center for Community Engagement and Service
Phone: 202-885-7378
Location: Mary Graydon Center, Room 273
Our programs introduce students to the many facets of our capital city beyond the monuments and museums. We build bridges between AU and the diverse communities of the Washington, DC metropolitan area, working to strengthen AU's committee to be an engaged member of the city and a collaborator in addressing local concerns.
Hours
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Office: Center for Diversity and Inclusion
Phone: 202-885-3651
Location: Mary Graydon Center 201 and 202
The Center for Diversity & Inclusion is dedicated to enhancing LGBTQ, Multicultural, First Generation, and Women's experiences on campus and to advance AU's commitment to respecting & valuing diversity by serving as a resource and liaison to students, staff, and faculty on issues of equity through education, outreach, and advocacy.
Hours
Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm
Office: Center for Global Peace
Phone: 202-885-1600
Location: SIS
Center for Global Peace
Phone:
202-885-1600
Office: Center for Israel Studies
Phone: 202-885-3780
Location: Battelle Tompkins T39
Office: Center on Health, Risk, & Society (CHRS)
Phone: 202-895-4973
Location: Constitution, Room 210
Interdisciplinary community of scholars conducting research on the social dimensions of health and health-related risks, especially on their roots in social inequality, and on structural interventions aimed at addressing them.
Office: Chemistry
Phone: 202-885-1750
Location: Beeghly, Room 104
Chemistry is the science that deals with the composition of  materials, their structures and properties, the transformations they undergo, and the energy changes that accompany these transformations. Areas of study  include general, organic, medicinal, physical, analytical, and inorganic chemistry, as well as biochemistry and earth science.
Office: Child Development Center
Phone: 202-885-3330
Location: Child Dev Center Main Campus
The Child Development Center serves the AU Community by providing an opportunity for the primary family caregiver to pursue a university education, supporting the family unit through child care for the university community, providing an educational experience for university students interested in young children and parenting, and offering an educational program for thirty children, ages 2 and a half to 6 years.
Office: CLALS
Phone: 202-885-6178
Location: 4545 42nd Street, NW
The Center for Latin American and Latino Studies (CLALS) engages scholars and practitioners to promote cutting-edge research on compelling issues to enrich understanding of Latin America and of Latino communities in the U.S.
Office: CLEAR
Phone: 202-885-2396
Location: Asbury North, B-36
The Center for Language Exploration, Acquisition and Research provides student and faculty support, including tutoring, computer work stations, video, audio, and international TV.
Office: Commencement
Phone: 202-885-2430
American University's commencement ceremonies occur each May. For more information about specific times and speakers, please visit our website.
Office: Communication, School of
Phone: 202-885-2060
Location: McKinley
For more than 40 years, the School of Communication has delivered a strong professional education for undergraduate and graduate students, with a focus on public affairs and public service using the resources of Washington, DC.
Office: Computer Science
Phone: 202-885-2741
Location: Sports Center Annex, Room 108
Office: Controller
Phone: 202-885-2840
Location: Spring Valley 3rd Floor
Controller
Office: Counseling Center
Phone: 202-885-3500
Location: Mary Graydon, Room 214
The Counseling Center offers counseling, self-help resources, referrals to private care, workshops, and discussion groups to help students gain the skills and insights they need to overcome adversity and thrive in their life and learning.
Hours
Mon and Thurs: 9am-6pm
Tues, Wed, and Fri: 9am-5pm
Summer hours: M-F 9am-5pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Office: Ctr Teaching/Research/Learning
Phone: 202-885-2117
Location: Hurst, Room 214
The Center for Teaching, Research & Learning (CTRL), which first opened its doors as the Center for Teaching Excellence in 1998, is one of American University's newest organizations. It institutionalizes a distinctive AU tradition: that superb teaching and engaged learning must be combined with world-class research and professional practice as complementary, mutually reinforcing pursuits.
Office: CTRL Lab
Phone: 202-885-3862
Location: Hurst Hall, Room 202
Hours
Mon - Fri: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Office: DAA / Sr. Vice Provost
Phone: 202-885-2125
Location: Leonard Lower Level
Office: Dance
Phone: 202-885-3433
Location: Katzen Arts Center, Room 226
The dance program is grounded in the development of students as articulate movers, thinkers, writers, speakers and creators of dance, providing a balance between artistic expression, technical proficiency, and scholarly inquiry.
Office: Dean of Students
Phone: 202-885-3300
Location: Butler Pavilion, Room 408
The office has many programs to help students learn outside the classroom and develop a sense of belonging to a diverse campus community. The programs bridge the academic and non-academic parts of student life.
Office: EagleBuck$
Phone: 202-885-3370
Location: Anderson Hall First Floor
EagleBucks are a convenient, cashless way to pay for purchases at on-campus merchants and some of the area's most popular off-campus businesses. A pre-paid, stored value account that is part of your AU ID Card, EagleBucks has you covered with whatever you need, whenever you need it, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Office: Eagle's Nest
Phone: 202-885-6318
Location: Butler Pavilion Tunnel
AU's Convenience Store
Hours
Mon - Fri 7:00AM - 2:00PM
Sat & Sun 10:00AM - 2:00PM
Phone:
202-885-6318
Office: Economics
Phone: 202-885-3770
Location: Kreeger, Room 104
We believe that theoretical understanding, empirical investigation, and policy analysis are enriched by study of the evolution of economic ideas and economic institutions. We believe that thoughtful empirical work is essential for testing theoretical models and their policy implications. Our commitment to pluralism, empirical analysis, and policy relevance is evident in the research of our faculty and is reflected in our undergraduate and graduate programs.
Office: Emergency Preparedness
Phone: 202-885-2700
Location: New Mexico, Room 280
AU has a detailed emergency preparedness plan that provides notification instructions and operating procedures in the event of an emergency. This site provides a central location to access links to emergency alerts and procedures, as well as university resources and policies relating to emergency preparedness.
Hours
Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 5:30PM
Office: Energy and Engineering
Phone:
Office: Environmental Science
Phone: 202-885-1751
Location: Beeghly, Room 104
Office: Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Phone:
Office: External Relations
Phone: 202-885-2167
Location: New Mexico, Room 265
Hours
9:00AM - 5:00PM
Phone:
202-885-2167
Office: Facilities Admin. / Finance
Phone: 202-885-2328
Location: Osborn, Room 211
Facilities Admin. / Finance
Phone:
202-885-2328
Office: Facilities Management
Phone: 202-885-2349
Location: Asbury B-07
Facilities Management
Office: Faculty Senate
Phone: 202-885-2295
Location: Sports Center Annex, Room 154