Campus tour

1. Campus tour Ninja Starz Paul R Bear Camp John Gibbs Amanda Nuñez

2. Student Employment Student Employment & Cooperative Education Job Board Interview and resume training and assistance Individual appointments when significant help needed On campus employment available Internships & DC

3. The writing center The writing center provides tutors to help with writing needs Bring Your current progress assignment sheet textbook Walk-ins welcome appointments suggested Online assistance available The community writing center is available to all SLC area residents.

4. Student center • Lower Level • Thayne Center • One Card Office • Mountain America Credit Union • Health & Wellness • Veterans Office • CashieringStudent Loans and Receivables Main floor Bookstore Student Event Center Auxiliary Services Administrative Offices Student Life and Leadership Bruin Bites Food Court Copy Center Kiosk Courtesy Desk ID Center Second Floor Disability Resource Center Enrollment Services, Admissions Academic Advising Financial Aid Registration Food Services Offices International Student Services Multicultural Center School Relations

5. academic advising center Find the right career for you School to Career Journey Evaluate Personality Traits Materials “Career Flow”, “Collegiate Memoirs” Career Assessment

6. financial Aid FAFSA – Federal Application For Student Aid application accepted now Deadlines March 1 for Fall October 1 for Spring File your taxes two weeks prior. Assist students with Federal state and local grants and scholarships based on previous years. FAFSA and tax return Special consideration Work study

7. disability center Providing reasonable and appropriate and timely accommodations with the goal of insuring equal opportunity and access as required under the ADA. Supporting the Polices & Procedures and maintaining the academic standards of the College. Establishing ongoing partnerships with the student, administration, faculty and staff through a framework of mutual understanding and respect. Providing educational information and assistance to constituent groups and consumers. Proper documentation of a disability establishing a physical or mental impairment which limits a major life activity as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is required in order to receive services or accommodations. All authorizations for services must be reasonable in nature and are individually determined by a qualified advisor.

8. Activities / Clubs Clubs available for every interest – or start your own Activities Cultural events Dances Demonstrations

9. health and wellness center Your first visit is free! (There is a $10 fee after the first visit) Services Counseling Heath Education Urgent Care Flu shots ($12) NO INSURANCE REQUIRED! (One free 60 min massage provided for each student every Semester. $30 fee after)

10. Library reference desk Most school articles can be found here as well online. Offers Printers Copiers Scanners Fax machines Text book checkout Use your OneCard at local university libraries

11. The learning center Math & Sciences (walk-in tutoring) Learning Commons (beginning math 0900-0990) Online Tutoring Math Final Reviews Focused Tutoring (one-on-one tutoring) Tutor Training Learning Support and Tutoring Services

12. E - PORTFOLIO LAB This lab is as well below the library and offers workshops every day M-F 9-5 and one on one assistance. Appointments are needed.

13. Thayne Center Student Leaders in Civic Engagement America Reads Civically Engaged Scholars Alternative Spring Break Service-Learning SLICE: Student Leaders in Civic Engagement Evelyn Thayne created the Thayne Center in 1993.

14. Thayne Center America Reads Program “If children learn to read by the third grade, they are more likely to go to college” -Linnie Spor Service Leadership Coordinator • America Reads is a national literacy tutoring program. • Requirements to participate.. • Be approved for work study • Work in groups • This program not only looks good on a resume, but it is also an opportunity to help the next generation of people be well educated!

15. Thayne Center Civically engaged scholars • Students in the civically engaged scholar program receive formal education of social justice issue through designated service learning courses. Ways you can enroll • Civically engaged scholar tracks • Civically engaged scholars application form • Work shop and training schedule • OrgSync account setup instructions • OrgSync logging hours

16. Thayne Center Alternative Spring break Program • Alternative spring break is a drug and alcohol free volunteer immersion program through transformative action, education, and critical reflection. • Requirements include • Must attend a mandatory orientation before submitting an application r paying their deposit. • Must secure a spot in mid=November.

17. Thayne Center Service Learning Program The service learning program is an academic pedagogy integrating volunteer opportunities, critical reflective thinking, and partnerships with nonprofit organizations are combined into course work.

18. Thayne Center Thayne Center SLICE – Student Leaders in civic Engagement • Requirements in order to apply • 2 recommendation letters • 2.5 GPA • If accepted • Must complete 100 service hours • Must enroll in LE 2920 – Civically Engaged Leader • Enrolled in at least 9 hours of other classes • Full Tuition Waiver • Lasts for 2 Semesters • Graduate with Distinction 4.0 GPA • Can lead to other scholarships

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