For your safety and security remember to LOCK YOUR DOOR at all times!
Remember: Bills are not sent. You can access your account on the St. Cloud State Webpage. Please make sure your payments are up to date.
Help Educate people on the problem of aids, apply today!
Help welcome new students to SCSU, Volunteer to be a Husky Hauler
Although specific details are not yet determined for residence hall check-in days, we will be needing Husky Haulers again next Fall!
If you have the Husky pride, energy, and a sense of service, WE NEED YOU!
Benefits:
• Early check-in to residence halls
• Meet new students
• Complimentary Husky Hauler T-Shirt
• Volunteer hours for your co-curricular transcript
Expectations:
• Be available to receive information and details this summer via e-mail
• Wear the Husky Hauler T-Shirt provided when you volunteer
• Be enthusiastic, positive and willing to help
Application Deadline:Thursday, June 1st, 2007
Residential Life Office, Carol Hall.
e-mail us at ResLife@stcloudstate.edu with your name, summer phone, and shirt size
Community Reminders
1. Safety and Security Awareness
a. Fire evacuation plans and tornado shelter areas: Treat every fire alarm and tornado siren seriously. Evacuate the building EVERY time the fire alarm sounds. It’s also vital to act quickly in tornado warnings. Top floor residents should seek shelter on lower floors in the case of a tornado. Generally, bathrooms and basement areas away from windows are safe shelter areas.
b. Personal safety: Remember to keep your room door locked at all times whether you leave for only a few minutes or are sleeping in your room. Your personal safety and protecting your belongings from potential theft is always worth the small amount of time or hassle of carrying your keys!
2. Community Care - Guests, Vandalism, and Respect Issues
The end of the year requires as much respect and personal responsibility for your actions and those of your guests, as does any other time. Do your part to contribute positively to your community by respecting the building and its residents. Often times guests are not as committed to your community as you are, thus you are responsible to prevent noise, vandalism or other policy violations in which they are involved. Help clean up litter, confront potential guest problems, and support your local RA, ACA, GMW and fellow residents.
FYI - There will always be a follow up on violations - even at the end of the year. Sanctions carry over into the next year. University sanctions may even transfer with those students changing schools, so please protect your integrity by ending the year with the same positive and responsible behavior with which you began the year.
Congratulations Dorm Graduates!
Benton Hall
Kristina Arthur, Michael Bruzek, Eric Chase, Brooke Jacobson, Adam Lutz, Steven Osojnicki, Michael Rybicki, Tanya U’Ren, Rhun Aneeqa
Hill - Case Hall
Amy Cruser, Megan Rasmusse, Jared Wieseler, Justin Wollenburg
Holes Hall
Matthew Bromelkan, Christy Hangar, Shara Ressler, Amber Veigel
Lawrence Hall
Julia Eller, Jesse Satrang, Brandon Schilling
Mitchell Hall
Avery Buescher, Emily Edberg, Jodi Johansen, Nathan Meints, Hironori Mizobuchi, Todd Nichols, Kevin Normand, MaryAlice Patrin, Joshua Redington, Jason Welle, Cat Hebert
Sherburne Hall
Allison Dotzenrod, Danielle Rosario
Shoemaker Hall
Krista Insley, Chris Thiruchelva
Stateveiw Apartments
Alison beitelspact, Garrett Dahl, Lisa Fischer, Lisa Fox, Kayla Gabbert, Patricia Garrity, Andrew Harmer, Nikki Heimerl, Justin Iverson, Kathryn Jensen, Kylie Jordan, Elaine Kuntz, Daniel Lideen, Melissa Little, Adam Obremski, Jermaine Ogaja, Jennifer Quistorff, Amanda Riley, Christine Russell, Michael Rynchek, Brendan Scharber, Sarah Schuler, Shawn Semph, Arit Unanaowo
Stearns Hall
Benjamin Elliot, Joshua Hight, Anjali Richter
Community Calendar
April 21 Shoemaker's Carnival Cruise
April 26 All Hall Year End Picnic
April 29 Mississippi Music Fest
May 2 24 Quiet Hours begin at 8pm
May 3 SOT@ Lawrence Hall
May 7–11 Final Exams
May 11 Residence Halls Close, 5pm
May 12 Commencement, 10 am and 1 pm
2007 Summer Housing Information
• Summer housing is available in Mitchell Hall this summer.
• Single rooms will be made available as space permits.
• Summer Housing eligibility:
-You must be an SCSU student enrolled this Spring semester or next Fall.
-You must be current with all room and board payments.
• Summer Housing applications are available in the Residential Life Office, Carol Hall.
• Rates: Double Room – $60.50 per week Single Room – $78.00 per week *Stateview – $97.50 per week
The student organization, Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), wanted to share this information with residents about the rising danger of IDENTITY THEFT:
Identity theft is now the number one crime in the United States, and college students are the most likely to be victimized. Four out of five victims of identity theft reported that they had no idea how the thief obtained their personal data. 50% of all identity theft cases are committed by people they know, and 90% are committed offline, mostly from your garbage or mail. Reports estimate that 500,000 to 700,000 people were victims of identity theft last year. On average it takes about two years for a victim of identity theft to repair their financial reputation. If you are a victim of identity theft the first step is to contact a credit bureau and review your credit reports. Three credit bureaus are TransUnion, Experian and Equifax. You should also check your credit report once every month. Some common ways to protect yourself from identity theft are to reduce the amount of information you carry in your wallet. Never carry your social security card with you. Also, don’t share your password and PIN numbers with anyone, and finally don’t give your social security number to anyone unless legally required to do so.
Atwood Service Hours, click here
The Women’s Center is pleased to present the Spring 2007 Women on Wednesday series
Click here for the downloadable Calendar.
Tryout to be the school mascot!
