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Lactation Room services are available to faculty, staff, 91ÊÓƵ and visitors

• Galloway/Atlantic City Campuses:

  • Employees/University Visitors - Contact Kristen Shaughnessy, ext 4477 in Human Resources

  • Students - Sign up for access at the Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Center in F-103

  • After hours- Ask for guest access at the Information Booth in Campus Center, Main Campus; Atlantic City- go to information desk in the Academic Center for guest swipe access.

• Manahawkin Campus: Ask for guest access at the Information Desk
• Hammonton, Woodbine Campuses: While neither Hammonton nor Woodbine have a designated lactation room on campus, please contact the individual campus' staff persons or front desk to secure a private room for your pumping needs.  You will need to provide your own cooler with ice pack for storage.

Most of the lactation rooms have the following: an inside door lock,  a small refrigerator, a chair, table, sink, soap, paper towels.

Cleaning & Sanitizing: Nursing parents are responsible for bringing their own equipment and cleaning up after each use.  This is not only out of respect for the next user, but to prevent contamination and illness transmission.  You should clean breast milk spills after each use and dispose of trash properly.  Cleaning wipes and paper towels should be provided in each room.  Please note that these products should never be used to sanitize your personal equipment.

Privacy: To respect the priacy of all Lactation Room users, please knock loudly before attempting to access the rooms.  Some rooms will have occupancy signs posted, for user's convenience.

Breast Milk Storage: Refrigeration/storage is provided in most of the rooms, but you may need to provide your own cooler with ice pack if there is no storage area in the room you are using. You may also store your clearly marked items in the WGSC (F-103).  Please see a staffperson for assistance with storage at the center.

• Family Experience serves as a resource to help enhance parents’ and family members’ understanding of the university experience in order to successfully and appropriately empower their 91ÊÓƵ.
• Emergency baby supplies are available in F-103 lactation room if parents need diapers, formula, clothing and/or other basic necessities for their children. Supply varies depending on donations, check with a staffperson or student worker.  If you have items to donate (new only), please consider donating them to F-103.
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