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    Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Center (BELC)

    Hours

    Mon - Fri

    7:30 am - 4 pm

    Outside of these hours, a Bryant ID badge will be required to enter the building.

    The Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Center (BELC) is the home of the College of Business. The space also houses Graduate and Professional Education, student clubs, and administrative offices.
     

    The Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Center (BELC) is a 250,000-square-foot LEED Gold-certified facility that houses the highly ranked College of Business.

    It is equipped with state-of-the-art classrooms and learning labs designed to foster active learning. The immersive and integrated environment encourages collaboration between faculty, students, and corporate partners as they engage in hands-on projects, drive innovation, and address real-world challenges and opportunities.

    The BELC is also home to the Ellen Wilson Leadership Center, which empowers students to explore and enrich their leadership potential, and the Sprague Center for Entrepreneurship and Design Thinking, which supports students, alumni, and entrepreneurs from across the state of Rhode Island and the region.

    Other notable centers and labs within the BELC include:

    Certain administrative departments within the Business Affairs, Marketing and Communications, and Information Services divisions — including the IT/AV Service Desk — and University Advancement are also in the BELC. 

    About the BELC

    The Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Center (BELC) is a 250,000-square-foot LEED Gold-certified facility that houses the highly ranked College of Business.

    It is equipped with state-of-the-art classrooms and learning labs designed to foster active learning. The immersive and integrated environment encourages collaboration between faculty, students, and corporate partners as they engage in hands-on projects, drive innovation, and address real-world challenges and opportunities.

    The BELC is also home to the Ellen Wilson Leadership Center, which empowers students to explore and enrich their leadership potential, and the Sprague Center for Entrepreneurship and Design Thinking, which supports students, alumni, and entrepreneurs from across the state of Rhode Island and the region.

    Other notable centers and labs within the BELC include:

    Certain administrative departments within the Business Affairs, Marketing and Communications, and Information Services divisions — including the IT/AV Service Desk — and University Advancement are also in the BELC. 

    The Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Center (BELC) is a 250,000-square-foot LEED Gold-certified facility that houses the highly ranked College of Business.

    It is equipped with state-of-the-art classrooms and learning labs designed to foster active learning. The immersive and integrated environment encourages collaboration between faculty, students, and corporate partners as they engage in hands-on projects, drive innovation, and address real-world challenges and opportunities.

    The BELC is also home to the Ellen Wilson Leadership Center, which empowers students to explore and enrich their leadership potential, and the Sprague Center for Entrepreneurship and Design Thinking, which supports students, alumni, and entrepreneurs from across the state of Rhode Island and the region.

    Other notable centers and labs within the BELC include:

    Certain administrative departments within the Business Affairs, Marketing and Communications, and Information Services divisions — including the IT/AV Service Desk — and University Advancement are also in the BELC. 

    Beginning August 24, 2026, badge access is required for the BELC outside of regular building hours.

    Main entrance: The BELC is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Outside of these hours, a Bryant ID badge is required to enter the building.

    Third floor: A Bryant ID badge is required to access the third floor at all times. Badge scanners are located at the top of each stairwell and within elevators serving the third floor. Elevator users must swipe their Bryant ID before selecting the third floor.

    Access assistance: A Department of Public Safety (DPS) officer is stationed in the BELC lobby. For assistance with building or third-floor access, visit the officer in the lobby or contact DPS at extension 6001.

    BELC Building Access

    Beginning August 24, 2026, badge access is required for the BELC outside of regular building hours.

    Main entrance: The BELC is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Outside of these hours, a Bryant ID badge is required to enter the building.

    Third floor: A Bryant ID badge is required to access the third floor at all times. Badge scanners are located at the top of each stairwell and within elevators serving the third floor. Elevator users must swipe their Bryant ID before selecting the third floor.

    Access assistance: A Department of Public Safety (DPS) officer is stationed in the BELC lobby. For assistance with building or third-floor access, visit the officer in the lobby or contact DPS at extension 6001.

    Beginning August 24, 2026, badge access is required for the BELC outside of regular building hours.

    Main entrance: The BELC is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Outside of these hours, a Bryant ID badge is required to enter the building.

    Third floor: A Bryant ID badge is required to access the third floor at all times. Badge scanners are located at the top of each stairwell and within elevators serving the third floor. Elevator users must swipe their Bryant ID before selecting the third floor.

    Access assistance: A Department of Public Safety (DPS) officer is stationed in the BELC lobby. For assistance with building or third-floor access, visit the officer in the lobby or contact DPS at extension 6001.

    Ground Level

    Level 1

    Level 2

    Level 3

    • Amphitheatre
    • Board Room
    • Business Affairs
    • Conferences and Events
    • Information Services
    • John H. Chafee Center for International Business
    • Marketing and Communications
    • President's Office
    • University Advancement
    • Rooms 301-394
    Floor Directory

    Ground Level

    Level 1

    Level 2

    Level 3

    • Amphitheatre
    • Board Room
    • Business Affairs
    • Conferences and Events
    • Information Services
    • John H. Chafee Center for International Business
    • Marketing and Communications
    • President's Office
    • University Advancement
    • Rooms 301-394

    Ground Level

    Level 1

    Level 2

    Level 3

    • Amphitheatre
    • Board Room
    • Business Affairs
    • Conferences and Events
    • Information Services
    • John H. Chafee Center for International Business
    • Marketing and Communications
    • President's Office
    • University Advancement
    • Rooms 301-394
    1. Is there parking at the BELC?
      Yes, there is parking in the surface lot and garage. Student parking is on the 2nd and 3rd levels of the garage. Only faculty, staff, or visitors can park in the surface lots and on the first level. 
       
    2. Will there be any BLC reserved parking spots?
      Yes, BLC reserved parking spots will be at the surface lot and garage.
       
    3. Will there be other reserved parking spots?
      Yes, there will be reserved spots for visitors, accessible parking, and EV charging stations.

    4. Will there be shuttle service to/from the BELC?
      Yes. There will be three formal pickup locations on the Bryant main campus:
      1. Existing RIPTA bus stop between Bello and Chace
      2. Behind Fisher Center in the parking lot
      3. At the intersection of Jacobs Drive and Oak Circle near the Townhouses
         
    5. What are the shuttle hours?
      The shuttles will run from 7 am–11 pm Monday–Thursday and 11 am–5 pm Friday-Sunday. They are always running when the building is open. You can find all the details of the Shuttle Service and the My Bryant Transit App here -- Transportation Information
    Transportation
    1. Is there parking at the BELC?
      Yes, there is parking in the surface lot and garage. Student parking is on the 2nd and 3rd levels of the garage. Only faculty, staff, or visitors can park in the surface lots and on the first level. 
       
    2. Will there be any BLC reserved parking spots?
      Yes, BLC reserved parking spots will be at the surface lot and garage.
       
    3. Will there be other reserved parking spots?
      Yes, there will be reserved spots for visitors, accessible parking, and EV charging stations.

    4. Will there be shuttle service to/from the BELC?
      Yes. There will be three formal pickup locations on the Bryant main campus:
      1. Existing RIPTA bus stop between Bello and Chace
      2. Behind Fisher Center in the parking lot
      3. At the intersection of Jacobs Drive and Oak Circle near the Townhouses
         
    5. What are the shuttle hours?
      The shuttles will run from 7 am–11 pm Monday–Thursday and 11 am–5 pm Friday-Sunday. They are always running when the building is open. You can find all the details of the Shuttle Service and the My Bryant Transit App here -- Transportation Information
    1. Is there parking at the BELC?
      Yes, there is parking in the surface lot and garage. Student parking is on the 2nd and 3rd levels of the garage. Only faculty, staff, or visitors can park in the surface lots and on the first level. 
       
    2. Will there be any BLC reserved parking spots?
      Yes, BLC reserved parking spots will be at the surface lot and garage.
       
    3. Will there be other reserved parking spots?
      Yes, there will be reserved spots for visitors, accessible parking, and EV charging stations.

    4. Will there be shuttle service to/from the BELC?
      Yes. There will be three formal pickup locations on the Bryant main campus:
      1. Existing RIPTA bus stop between Bello and Chace
      2. Behind Fisher Center in the parking lot
      3. At the intersection of Jacobs Drive and Oak Circle near the Townhouses
         
    5. What are the shuttle hours?
      The shuttles will run from 7 am–11 pm Monday–Thursday and 11 am–5 pm Friday-Sunday. They are always running when the building is open. You can find all the details of the Shuttle Service and the My Bryant Transit App here -- Transportation Information
    1. What are the offerings at the BELC?
      The Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons is open from 7:15 a.m. - 2 p.m. Monday through Friday.

      Breakfast: Dining options include an "eggs prepared any way you want" station, breakfast sandwiches, pastries, bagels, muffins, waffles, cereal, fresh fruit, yogurt, a variety of breakfast meats, and  juices.

      Lunch: Dining options include a deli, pizza, a soup and salad bar, novelty ice cream, and grab-and-go a la carte options.
       
    2. Will there be free coffee and tea in the morning?
      Yes, free coffee and tea will be offered in the Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.
       
    3. What is the summer dining schedule at the BELC?
      Free coffee and tea will be offered in the Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons. Only Fresh-to-go options will be available. The hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.
       
    4. Is there unlimited dining at the BELC?
      Yes, those with meal plans can experience all-you-care-to-eat dining in the Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons.
       
    5. How do meal plans work at the BELC?
      Those using a meal plan will enter from a designated location. Meal plan participants will swipe their Bryant ID and receive a hand stamp for the all-you-care-to-eat option. A hand stamp will allow re-entry into the serving area for additional items (show your hand stamp when exiting). Signs will be posted displaying traffic flow. All others must pay at the register when they exit the serving area. Acceptance forms of payment for a la carte purchases include cash, credit/debit, Bulldog Bucks, and Dining Dollars.
       
    6. What are the Grab and Go options at BELC?
      Pre-packaged items will be offered as Grab and Go in the refrigerated area inside the BELC. Items include salads, sandwiches, desserts, and cold and microwaveable entrees. A microwave is available inside the dining hall. Items may be purchased with cash, credit/debit, Bulldog Bucks, and Dining Dollars.
       
    7. What vending machines are located at the BELC?
      The BELC has the unique distinction of being the only campus location to offer "Gourmet Fresh Food Vending" in the 24-hour vending area. A variety of lunch and dinner options will be restocked daily. These vending machines will accept credit/debit only.

      Additional vending machines will offer snacks and beverages on each floor. Fresh-brewed, premium coffee will be available in the 24-hour vending area featuring Jim's Organic Coffee, which is ethically sourced, shade-grown, and small-batch roasted. These machines accept cash, Bulldog Bucks, and credit/debit cards.
    Dining
    1. What are the offerings at the BELC?
      The Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons is open from 7:15 a.m. - 2 p.m. Monday through Friday.

      Breakfast: Dining options include an "eggs prepared any way you want" station, breakfast sandwiches, pastries, bagels, muffins, waffles, cereal, fresh fruit, yogurt, a variety of breakfast meats, and  juices.

      Lunch: Dining options include a deli, pizza, a soup and salad bar, novelty ice cream, and grab-and-go a la carte options.
       
    2. Will there be free coffee and tea in the morning?
      Yes, free coffee and tea will be offered in the Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.
       
    3. What is the summer dining schedule at the BELC?
      Free coffee and tea will be offered in the Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons. Only Fresh-to-go options will be available. The hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.
       
    4. Is there unlimited dining at the BELC?
      Yes, those with meal plans can experience all-you-care-to-eat dining in the Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons.
       
    5. How do meal plans work at the BELC?
      Those using a meal plan will enter from a designated location. Meal plan participants will swipe their Bryant ID and receive a hand stamp for the all-you-care-to-eat option. A hand stamp will allow re-entry into the serving area for additional items (show your hand stamp when exiting). Signs will be posted displaying traffic flow. All others must pay at the register when they exit the serving area. Acceptance forms of payment for a la carte purchases include cash, credit/debit, Bulldog Bucks, and Dining Dollars.
       
    6. What are the Grab and Go options at BELC?
      Pre-packaged items will be offered as Grab and Go in the refrigerated area inside the BELC. Items include salads, sandwiches, desserts, and cold and microwaveable entrees. A microwave is available inside the dining hall. Items may be purchased with cash, credit/debit, Bulldog Bucks, and Dining Dollars.
       
    7. What vending machines are located at the BELC?
      The BELC has the unique distinction of being the only campus location to offer "Gourmet Fresh Food Vending" in the 24-hour vending area. A variety of lunch and dinner options will be restocked daily. These vending machines will accept credit/debit only.

      Additional vending machines will offer snacks and beverages on each floor. Fresh-brewed, premium coffee will be available in the 24-hour vending area featuring Jim's Organic Coffee, which is ethically sourced, shade-grown, and small-batch roasted. These machines accept cash, Bulldog Bucks, and credit/debit cards.
    1. What are the offerings at the BELC?
      The Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons is open from 7:15 a.m. - 2 p.m. Monday through Friday.

      Breakfast: Dining options include an "eggs prepared any way you want" station, breakfast sandwiches, pastries, bagels, muffins, waffles, cereal, fresh fruit, yogurt, a variety of breakfast meats, and  juices.

      Lunch: Dining options include a deli, pizza, a soup and salad bar, novelty ice cream, and grab-and-go a la carte options.
       
    2. Will there be free coffee and tea in the morning?
      Yes, free coffee and tea will be offered in the Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.
       
    3. What is the summer dining schedule at the BELC?
      Free coffee and tea will be offered in the Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons. Only Fresh-to-go options will be available. The hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.
       
    4. Is there unlimited dining at the BELC?
      Yes, those with meal plans can experience all-you-care-to-eat dining in the Corey E. Levine '80 Dining Commons.
       
    5. How do meal plans work at the BELC?
      Those using a meal plan will enter from a designated location. Meal plan participants will swipe their Bryant ID and receive a hand stamp for the all-you-care-to-eat option. A hand stamp will allow re-entry into the serving area for additional items (show your hand stamp when exiting). Signs will be posted displaying traffic flow. All others must pay at the register when they exit the serving area. Acceptance forms of payment for a la carte purchases include cash, credit/debit, Bulldog Bucks, and Dining Dollars.
       
    6. What are the Grab and Go options at BELC?
      Pre-packaged items will be offered as Grab and Go in the refrigerated area inside the BELC. Items include salads, sandwiches, desserts, and cold and microwaveable entrees. A microwave is available inside the dining hall. Items may be purchased with cash, credit/debit, Bulldog Bucks, and Dining Dollars.
       
    7. What vending machines are located at the BELC?
      The BELC has the unique distinction of being the only campus location to offer "Gourmet Fresh Food Vending" in the 24-hour vending area. A variety of lunch and dinner options will be restocked daily. These vending machines will accept credit/debit only.

      Additional vending machines will offer snacks and beverages on each floor. Fresh-brewed, premium coffee will be available in the 24-hour vending area featuring Jim's Organic Coffee, which is ethically sourced, shade-grown, and small-batch roasted. These machines accept cash, Bulldog Bucks, and credit/debit cards.
    1. How will the doors be managed at the BELC?
      Exterior doors and selected interior doors will feature card access controls, while other doors will be managed with locks and keys.

    2. Are there security cameras?
      Yes. There will be dozens of security cameras inside and outside the building, including along the walkway on both sides of Route 7.
    Security
    1. How will the doors be managed at the BELC?
      Exterior doors and selected interior doors will feature card access controls, while other doors will be managed with locks and keys.

    2. Are there security cameras?
      Yes. There will be dozens of security cameras inside and outside the building, including along the walkway on both sides of Route 7.
    1. How will the doors be managed at the BELC?
      Exterior doors and selected interior doors will feature card access controls, while other doors will be managed with locks and keys.

    2. Are there security cameras?
      Yes. There will be dozens of security cameras inside and outside the building, including along the walkway on both sides of Route 7.
    1. Where can we find a map of the BELC classrooms?
      There are comprehensive maps at the Welcome Center within BELC.
       
    2. Are there conference rooms?
      Several conference rooms at the BELC may be reserved in 25Live. 
       
    3. What is the process for using the huddle rooms?
      Some huddle rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis, while others may be reserved through the 25Live system. 

    4. Are there breakout/study rooms for students?
      Yes, there are many breakout rooms at the BELC for students to collaborate and study. Nineteen breakout/study rooms may be used on a first-come, first-serve basis. An additional 10 breakout/study rooms can be reserved here -- Reserve BELC Breakout/Study Room
       
    5. Is there a space for commuters to hang out?
      Yes, several common areas will have lounge seating. Commuters can also hang out in the dining room.
    Spaces
    1. Where can we find a map of the BELC classrooms?
      There are comprehensive maps at the Welcome Center within BELC.
       
    2. Are there conference rooms?
      Several conference rooms at the BELC may be reserved in 25Live. 
       
    3. What is the process for using the huddle rooms?
      Some huddle rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis, while others may be reserved through the 25Live system. 

    4. Are there breakout/study rooms for students?
      Yes, there are many breakout rooms at the BELC for students to collaborate and study. Nineteen breakout/study rooms may be used on a first-come, first-serve basis. An additional 10 breakout/study rooms can be reserved here -- Reserve BELC Breakout/Study Room
       
    5. Is there a space for commuters to hang out?
      Yes, several common areas will have lounge seating. Commuters can also hang out in the dining room.
    1. Where can we find a map of the BELC classrooms?
      There are comprehensive maps at the Welcome Center within BELC.
       
    2. Are there conference rooms?
      Several conference rooms at the BELC may be reserved in 25Live. 
       
    3. What is the process for using the huddle rooms?
      Some huddle rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis, while others may be reserved through the 25Live system. 

    4. Are there breakout/study rooms for students?
      Yes, there are many breakout rooms at the BELC for students to collaborate and study. Nineteen breakout/study rooms may be used on a first-come, first-serve basis. An additional 10 breakout/study rooms can be reserved here -- Reserve BELC Breakout/Study Room
       
    5. Is there a space for commuters to hang out?
      Yes, several common areas will have lounge seating. Commuters can also hang out in the dining room.
    1. What are the hours?
      8:30 am – 4:30 pm
       
    2. Where is it located?
      First floor, north side 
       
    3. What services will be provided?
      All services on the main campus will be available at the BELC.
       
    4. Will there be tech support for evening classes at BELC? Yes, tech support will be available for evening classes at BELC. We will have a combined IT Helpdesk/AV Support desk on the first floor, allowing easy and quick access to classrooms.
       
    5. Are there major differences in classroom technology at BELC? The technology in these classrooms is the same as in the AIC. While we may have updated software versions, the setup will be the same. We have ordered Crestron gear, the same equipment used in all our classrooms. 
       
    6. Will there be printers in BELC?
      At least two printers will be dedicated to faculty on each of the first and second floors. Wiring will be in place to add additional printers if necessary, but we believe the existing printer plan will meet your needs. A third printer will be available in the Dean’s suite on the second floor.
       
    7. Is there shared printing?
      Yes. Five printers are planned for the third floor, and they will be shared. The printers are located close to where each division sits, so you’ll probably just be sharing with your division. But with how our printing platforms work, you can go to any printer to release your print job. This short video explains how to find your closest printer -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nECRamG-Kug
    Information Technology/Audio Visual
    1. What are the hours?
      8:30 am – 4:30 pm
       
    2. Where is it located?
      First floor, north side 
       
    3. What services will be provided?
      All services on the main campus will be available at the BELC.
       
    4. Will there be tech support for evening classes at BELC? Yes, tech support will be available for evening classes at BELC. We will have a combined IT Helpdesk/AV Support desk on the first floor, allowing easy and quick access to classrooms.
       
    5. Are there major differences in classroom technology at BELC? The technology in these classrooms is the same as in the AIC. While we may have updated software versions, the setup will be the same. We have ordered Crestron gear, the same equipment used in all our classrooms. 
       
    6. Will there be printers in BELC?
      At least two printers will be dedicated to faculty on each of the first and second floors. Wiring will be in place to add additional printers if necessary, but we believe the existing printer plan will meet your needs. A third printer will be available in the Dean’s suite on the second floor.
       
    7. Is there shared printing?
      Yes. Five printers are planned for the third floor, and they will be shared. The printers are located close to where each division sits, so you’ll probably just be sharing with your division. But with how our printing platforms work, you can go to any printer to release your print job. This short video explains how to find your closest printer -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nECRamG-Kug
    1. What are the hours?
      8:30 am – 4:30 pm
       
    2. Where is it located?
      First floor, north side 
       
    3. What services will be provided?
      All services on the main campus will be available at the BELC.
       
    4. Will there be tech support for evening classes at BELC? Yes, tech support will be available for evening classes at BELC. We will have a combined IT Helpdesk/AV Support desk on the first floor, allowing easy and quick access to classrooms.
       
    5. Are there major differences in classroom technology at BELC? The technology in these classrooms is the same as in the AIC. While we may have updated software versions, the setup will be the same. We have ordered Crestron gear, the same equipment used in all our classrooms. 
       
    6. Will there be printers in BELC?
      At least two printers will be dedicated to faculty on each of the first and second floors. Wiring will be in place to add additional printers if necessary, but we believe the existing printer plan will meet your needs. A third printer will be available in the Dean’s suite on the second floor.
       
    7. Is there shared printing?
      Yes. Five printers are planned for the third floor, and they will be shared. The printers are located close to where each division sits, so you’ll probably just be sharing with your division. But with how our printing platforms work, you can go to any printer to release your print job. This short video explains how to find your closest printer -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nECRamG-Kug
    1.  How do I make a Wi-Fi call?
      You can make and receive phone calls using Wi-Fi calling when cellular coverage is poor. It is recommended that all community members keep Wi-Fi calling on to stay connected. This short video explains how to turn on Wi-Fi calling on your phone. https://youtu.be/ZBVg8vhtgPk  
       
    2. Are there charging stations?
      Standard power outlets throughout the building can be used for charging cell phones.
    Cellular Reception/Wi-Fi Calling
    1.  How do I make a Wi-Fi call?
      You can make and receive phone calls using Wi-Fi calling when cellular coverage is poor. It is recommended that all community members keep Wi-Fi calling on to stay connected. This short video explains how to turn on Wi-Fi calling on your phone. https://youtu.be/ZBVg8vhtgPk  
       
    2. Are there charging stations?
      Standard power outlets throughout the building can be used for charging cell phones.
    1.  How do I make a Wi-Fi call?
      You can make and receive phone calls using Wi-Fi calling when cellular coverage is poor. It is recommended that all community members keep Wi-Fi calling on to stay connected. This short video explains how to turn on Wi-Fi calling on your phone. https://youtu.be/ZBVg8vhtgPk  
       
    2. Are there charging stations?
      Standard power outlets throughout the building can be used for charging cell phones.

    Post Office and Copy Center

    1. How will I get my mail and packages?

      Incoming mail: USPS mail and packages will be delivered to the BELC twice daily, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., each weekday to the parcel lockers on the first floor of the BELC. As mail and packages are placed in the locker, an email notification with a code will be sent to the individual(s) names and/or departments. The individual/department will have 48 hours to retrieve the packages. Please contact Joanne Robertson at x6995 for an extension if additional time is required.
       

      Outgoing mail: Next to the parcel lockers will be a drop box for both outgoing and interoffice mail. That mail will be picked up twice daily at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. If you have a bulk mailing that cannot fit into the receptacle, it can be brought to the Post Office. If assistance is required, please contact the Post Office. All other university mail requiring postage must be brought to the Post Office by 3 p.m. to go out the same business day. This would include sensitive, trackable items such as certified, overnight deliveries, etc. Otherwise, items will go out the next business day. Please contact the Post Office should you need mail supplies such as mail trays and buckets for outgoing items.
       

    2. Is there new address information for BELC?
      Bryant University will only use the 1150 Douglas Pike address. Please do not send correspondence or packages to the Salem Street address, as there is no receptacle for them, and they will be returned to the sender.
       
    3. Will there be a copy center at the BELC?
      Placing an order with the Copy Center will remain the same. All requests will be sent to copyctr@bryant.edu. Upon completion of the job, a notification will be sent to the individual who placed the order. The completed job can be picked up in the Copy Center or automatically sent to the BELC Lockers on the next scheduled mail delivery. Every effort will be made for orders placed by 10 a.m. to be delivered in the 2 p.m. delivery. Orders completed after 2 p.m. will be delivered the next business day or can be picked up in the Copy Center. The Copy Center is open from 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., and the walk-up area is open 24/7 for pickup of nonconfidential jobs.
       
    4. Are there Amazon lockers? Student lockers?
      The Amazon lockers will remain at the Unistructure. In the fall, student lockers will be installed at the Unistructure. 
    Post Office and Copy Center

    1. How will I get my mail and packages?

      Incoming mail: USPS mail and packages will be delivered to the BELC twice daily, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., each weekday to the parcel lockers on the first floor of the BELC. As mail and packages are placed in the locker, an email notification with a code will be sent to the individual(s) names and/or departments. The individual/department will have 48 hours to retrieve the packages. Please contact Joanne Robertson at x6995 for an extension if additional time is required.
       

      Outgoing mail: Next to the parcel lockers will be a drop box for both outgoing and interoffice mail. That mail will be picked up twice daily at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. If you have a bulk mailing that cannot fit into the receptacle, it can be brought to the Post Office. If assistance is required, please contact the Post Office. All other university mail requiring postage must be brought to the Post Office by 3 p.m. to go out the same business day. This would include sensitive, trackable items such as certified, overnight deliveries, etc. Otherwise, items will go out the next business day. Please contact the Post Office should you need mail supplies such as mail trays and buckets for outgoing items.
       

    2. Is there new address information for BELC?
      Bryant University will only use the 1150 Douglas Pike address. Please do not send correspondence or packages to the Salem Street address, as there is no receptacle for them, and they will be returned to the sender.
       
    3. Will there be a copy center at the BELC?
      Placing an order with the Copy Center will remain the same. All requests will be sent to copyctr@bryant.edu. Upon completion of the job, a notification will be sent to the individual who placed the order. The completed job can be picked up in the Copy Center or automatically sent to the BELC Lockers on the next scheduled mail delivery. Every effort will be made for orders placed by 10 a.m. to be delivered in the 2 p.m. delivery. Orders completed after 2 p.m. will be delivered the next business day or can be picked up in the Copy Center. The Copy Center is open from 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., and the walk-up area is open 24/7 for pickup of nonconfidential jobs.
       
    4. Are there Amazon lockers? Student lockers?
      The Amazon lockers will remain at the Unistructure. In the fall, student lockers will be installed at the Unistructure. 

    1. How will I get my mail and packages?

      Incoming mail: USPS mail and packages will be delivered to the BELC twice daily, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., each weekday to the parcel lockers on the first floor of the BELC. As mail and packages are placed in the locker, an email notification with a code will be sent to the individual(s) names and/or departments. The individual/department will have 48 hours to retrieve the packages. Please contact Joanne Robertson at x6995 for an extension if additional time is required.
       

      Outgoing mail: Next to the parcel lockers will be a drop box for both outgoing and interoffice mail. That mail will be picked up twice daily at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. If you have a bulk mailing that cannot fit into the receptacle, it can be brought to the Post Office. If assistance is required, please contact the Post Office. All other university mail requiring postage must be brought to the Post Office by 3 p.m. to go out the same business day. This would include sensitive, trackable items such as certified, overnight deliveries, etc. Otherwise, items will go out the next business day. Please contact the Post Office should you need mail supplies such as mail trays and buckets for outgoing items.
       

    2. Is there new address information for BELC?
      Bryant University will only use the 1150 Douglas Pike address. Please do not send correspondence or packages to the Salem Street address, as there is no receptacle for them, and they will be returned to the sender.
       
    3. Will there be a copy center at the BELC?
      Placing an order with the Copy Center will remain the same. All requests will be sent to copyctr@bryant.edu. Upon completion of the job, a notification will be sent to the individual who placed the order. The completed job can be picked up in the Copy Center or automatically sent to the BELC Lockers on the next scheduled mail delivery. Every effort will be made for orders placed by 10 a.m. to be delivered in the 2 p.m. delivery. Orders completed after 2 p.m. will be delivered the next business day or can be picked up in the Copy Center. The Copy Center is open from 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., and the walk-up area is open 24/7 for pickup of nonconfidential jobs.
       
    4. Are there Amazon lockers? Student lockers?
      The Amazon lockers will remain at the Unistructure. In the fall, student lockers will be installed at the Unistructure. 
    1. Are there water bottle filling stations?
      Yes. Water fountains have been retrofitted to include bottle-filling stations.
       
    2. Are there gender-neutral bathrooms at the BELC?
      Yes. There are gender-neutral bathrooms on each floor of the BELC. 
       
    3. Will there be refrigerators and microwaves on each floor?
      Yes, refrigerators, microwaves, and Keurig machines will be in kitchenettes. 
       
    4. What is the process for trash removal — paper and other waste?
      The process is similar to that of the current campus. 
    Other FAQs
    1. Are there water bottle filling stations?
      Yes. Water fountains have been retrofitted to include bottle-filling stations.
       
    2. Are there gender-neutral bathrooms at the BELC?
      Yes. There are gender-neutral bathrooms on each floor of the BELC. 
       
    3. Will there be refrigerators and microwaves on each floor?
      Yes, refrigerators, microwaves, and Keurig machines will be in kitchenettes. 
       
    4. What is the process for trash removal — paper and other waste?
      The process is similar to that of the current campus. 
    1. Are there water bottle filling stations?
      Yes. Water fountains have been retrofitted to include bottle-filling stations.
       
    2. Are there gender-neutral bathrooms at the BELC?
      Yes. There are gender-neutral bathrooms on each floor of the BELC. 
       
    3. Will there be refrigerators and microwaves on each floor?
      Yes, refrigerators, microwaves, and Keurig machines will be in kitchenettes. 
       
    4. What is the process for trash removal — paper and other waste?
      The process is similar to that of the current campus.