Registrar

Using and Respecting Names and Personal Gender Pronouns

How we address and refer to each other directly affects our sense of belonging and our goals of being inclusive and valuing our diverse and intersecting identities on this campus.

As a community, we want to ensure that we respect and use the names and personal gender pronouns preferred and chosen by our peers, friends, and colleagues. Below is some useful information on legal names, preferred names, and personal gender pronouns, and how to make them known to the campus community.

Requesting an Apostille

Are you sending your records outside the country and need an apostille for your transcript, degree verification and/or diploma? The sole function of the apostille is to certify the authenticity of the signature on the document(s).

The registrar’s office will create affidavits to accompany the document(s) to certify that they are the official record of your academic career, and will have the document(s) notarized by a Notary Public on campus. This may take 2-4 business days after the request is received.

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