FIRST-AID / HEALTH INFORMATION

While FIDM does not have a Health and Wellness Center, first-aid supplies are available. Please contact the campus receptionist, at 213-624-1200, for specific information about first-aid supply locations. In alignment with public health guidelines, FIDM requires COVID-19 vaccinations for students who wish to gain on-campus access. Students needing information regarding vaccinations should contact their health care provider. Inquiries about COVID-19 vaccination accommodations or exemptions for medical reasons or strictly-held religious beliefs, please contact the Office of Human Resources. Students may visit the Student Activities Office or the Personal Counseling Office for health insurance brochures and other health information. Health resources are not affiliated with FIDM.

LOST & FOUND

Lost & Found is located at the FIDM Security Desk, 1st floor (Rotunda).

PARKING INFORMATION

Students should contact the Student Activities Office for parking information in the surrounding community.

STUDENT PHOTO IDENTIFICATION CARD

All current students must display their FIDM Student Photo ID along with their COVID-19 Vaccination sticker, and a valid quarter sticker while on campus. This card is required for access to the FIDM campus, and it allows students to check out books and DVDs in the Library, pick up books and supplies from the Bookroom, print in the Library/IDEA Center and computer labs, and receive student discounts around town. The fee for a lost FIDM Student Photo ID is $10.

STUDENT LOUNGE

The FIDM Student Lounge is a place to eat lunch, catch up on homework, get information, participate in campus events and activities, or to relax. Microwaves and vending machines are also available for student use.

STUDENT NEWSLETTER

The Student Newsletter publishes important announcements from all FIDM Departments and can be found in the Student Activities Office and Student Lounge, and on the FIDM Portal and Canvas.

TRANSPORTATION

The FIDM campus is located in downtown Los Angeles with many public transportation options available to meet students' needs. For information on selective transportation schedules, student discounts on public transportation, and directions, students should contact the Student Activities Office.

Student Activities

GETTING INVOLVED

Student Activities is committed to the development of the students' collegiate experience by supporting their

educational goals and career objectives. Student Activities fosters a comfortable environment that provides personal growth through the implementation of cocurricular events pertaining to cultural awareness, civic awareness, personal development, and social activities.

FIDM Students can learn about upcoming events through the Student Activities Office, Student Activities on Canvas, the Student Newsletter, and by following Instagram accounts @FIDMStudentActivities, @FIDMMODE, @FIDMbsu, @FIDMsva, and @fidm.

Benefits to Involvement in Student Activities

VOTER REGISTRATION

The Student Activities Office provides voter registration forms and online information to all students. Voter registration information can also be found on the California Online Voter Registration website registertovote. ca.gov.

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

The FIDM Alumni Association keeps FIDM Grads connected and provides up-to-the-minute alumni news and information. More than 20 FIDM Alumni chapters are currently active in the United States, Europe, and Asia, with 70,000 alumni members.

The Alumni Relations Office communicates about industry-related workshops and seminars, monthly alumni chapter events, and news through the Career Network Announcement page, LinkedIn, and LiveWire, a monthly eNewsletter.

Membership in the FIDM Alumni Association is free upon graduation. Contact the Alumni Relations Office for more information about the Alumni Association.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS (ASID) STUDENT CHAPTER

ASID is the oldest, largest, and only multi-disciplinary professional organization for interior designers, interior design students, and the manufacturers and suppliers who support the profession. Through education, knowledge sharing, advocacy, community building, and outreach, the Society strives to advance the interior design profession and, in the process, to demonstrate and celebrate the power of design to positively change people's lives. Student members prepare for their career by joining the ASID network.

In addition to ASID, professional design organizations for areas of specialization include International