https://studentaffairs.temple.edu/housing/campus-living/dining/where-eat
College can be demanding, so your meal plan should be effortless and on your schedule. Your appetite will meet its match at our dining locations, which serve only the best in variety and value. Check out Dining Locations and Menus by clicking here.
https://careers.temple.edu/sites/careers/files/documents/IdentoGO_Tutorial.pdf
How to Request a Federal Criminal History Record (Fingerprint-based) This guide is designed to help aid Temple University employees with the background check process to obtain a Federal Criminal History Record through IdentoGO. Questions about this process should be directed to the Office of Background Checks & Compliance at 215-204-5512 or HRBackgroundcheck@temple.edu. The instructions and ...
https://compliance.temple.edu/enterprise-risk-management
Enterprise Risk Management The Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) function is part of the Ethics and Compliance Office and led by the university’s chief compliance officer. The director of ERM is responsible for coordinating, maintaining and executing the university’s enterprise risk management efforts. The goal of ERM is to provide a framework and process for the identification, assessment ...
https://www.temple.edu/campus-recreation/rec-sports/sport-clubs/mens-gymnastics-club
All students enter Temple University as individuals, and those fortunate enough to be a member of Temple University men's gymnastics undergo a pivotal transformation. The young men that walk through the doors of Gym 143 in Pearson Hall are forever changed, and the same can be said about the program. Our team members succeed because they are encouraged and taught how to function as a unit to ...
http://alumni.temple.edu/benefits
Temple University works with a handful of companies to provide Temple alumni, faculty, staff and parents with special rates on essentials such as insurance and energy plans as well as discounts on Temple apparel, co-working space and more. Every time you take advantage of one of these partner company offers, you also support alumni and student programming at Temple—at no additional cost to you!
https://bulletin.temple.edu/courses/actv/
The Kinesiology Physical Activity Program (KPAP) Special Topics courses are designed to educate students on how to become, and stay, physically fit through proper fitness- and health-related practices. Student learning outcomes include learning, developing and demonstrating the components of health-related fitness skills, while participating in a safe and healthy environment. Course topics ...
https://undergradstudies.temple.edu/fellowships-advising/resources-and-advice/letters-recommendation-students
Asking for a Letter of Recommendation Whatever you are applying for, obtaining a strong letter of recommendation is a key component of whether you will be successful. Asking for a letter can be intimidating. What if the professor says no? Or is very busy? Here is information to share with your letter writer to make it easier for them to say “Yes” AND to write a great letter: Brief ...
https://studentaffairs.temple.edu/housing/select-your-housing/roommate-matching
Finding a roommate can be one of the most exciting, but challenging parts of the housing process. At Temple, we pride ourselves on offering tools to help you succeed. We understand that as you transition from high school to college and throughout your time on campus, the need to find a compatible roommate is crucial. Roommate Matching in MyHousing: : In your housing application, you can create ...
https://www.fox.temple.edu/directory/xiang-robert-li
sites.temple.edu/robertli Dr. Xiang (Robert) Li is a professor and Washburn Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Tourism and Hospitality Management, Temple University. He is also Director of Temple’s U.S.-Asia Center for Tourism and Hospitality Research. Prof. Li’s research mainly focuses on destination marketing and tourist behavior, with special emphasis on international ...
https://registrar.temple.edu/sites/registrar/files/OUR_PAresPetition.pdf
A. Resident Classification Generally, a student who comes to Pennsylvania primarily or solely for the purpose of pursuing his/her education will not be considered a Pennsylvania resident for tuition purposes. Because most Temple University students from other states come to Pennsylvania for the primary or sole purpose of attending Temple University (hereinafter "the University"), one who ...