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Information for Faculty and Staff

The Camel Card is the official College ID card and an important aspect of daily campus life. The Camel Card must be carried at all times and is to be presented at the request of any college official. Use of the Camel Card is governed by the College’s Camel Card Holder Agreement.

Camel Cards allow you to:

  • Gain access to various classrooms and labs, and athletic facilities
  • Gain access to the dining halls and your meal plan funds (Dining Dollars)
  • Check out library materials
  • Print documents and make photocopies 
  • Make purchases for goods and services wherever Camel Cash is accepted such as The Bookshop, Oasis Snack Shop, the Campus Mailroom, Conn Coffee, campus vending machines, Printing and Mailing Services, Yellow Cab Co. Taxi Service, and other locations.
  • Use Camel Cash at various Off Campus merchants in the area, for an up to list of merchants that accept Camel Cash please check our Off-Campus Locations website.

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Lost or Damaged Card Protocol

Deactivate a card if it has been lost or stolen in order to protect the funds attached to your Camel Card by logging into Camelweb and heading to the Camel Card Account section. Once deactivated, you will be unable to reactivate your card until you visit the Camel Card Office. Please note there is a $25 fee for a replacement card.

Head to the Campus Safety Office in the basement of Hamilton in order to get a new card printed and your account reactivated.

Process to request additional door access

The Camel Card is used to enter residence halls and other buildings across campus. Faculty or staff that wish to use their Camel Card to gain entry to academic buildings and other areas must submit a written request from a department chairperson or director. The written request should be submitted to camelcard@conncoll.edu, and is subject to approval.

Camel Cash Additional Information

Camel Cash is the College’s “prepaid debit account” that allows funds to be loaded onto your Camel Card for use at a variety of locations across campus. The debit card function is activated when you deposit money into your Camel Cash account.

With Camel Cash, you have the convenience of cash without the need to carry cash, credit cards, checks, or a pocket full of coins. Present your Camel Card when you make a purchase and the amount of your purchase will automatically be deducted from your Camel Cash account.

There are no monthly service fees or minimum balance requirements. Any unspent funds rollover to the following semester and are refundable upon graduation or withdrawal.

Make a Deposit

Camel Cash accounts have no pre-loaded funds. You can add Camel Cash to a Camel Card 24/7. Deposits can be made online using Visa, MasterCard or Discover by the Camel Card holder as well as parents, friends or relatives of the Camel Card holder. To deposit money into an account, you must enter the card holder’s Camel Card ID number and last name.

Camel Card holders with a College login and password can make deposits using Camel Web.

Funds are available immediately after a deposit.

Check My Balance & Transaction History

When you login to Camel Web, there is a portal where you can access all the information attached to your Camel Card which includes account balances and transaction history. In addition, you can get your available balance by asking for it at any location that accepts Camel Cash. You can also check your balance or transaction history by emailing camelcash@conncoll.edu.

Receiving a Refund

Upon termination of employment from the College, balances remaining on the Camel Cash account will be applied to the participant’s Accounts Receivable Account to settle any outstanding amounts owed to the College. If a credit balance remains on the Accounts Receivable Account after settlement of any outstanding balances, refunds will be issued in accordance with College policy. 

A refund is issued in the form of a check, and will be mailed to the permanent address on record with the College. Refunds will not be issued for account balances less than $1.00.

Campus Safety

P: 860-439-2250 F: 860-439-2872 E: CAMPUS.SAFETY@CONNCOLL.EDU

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Campus Safety
270 Mohegan Ave.
New London, CT 06320

Campus Location

Lower Level, Hamilton House Suite #009

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