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Alumni
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Are you concerned about the challenges of eating
on campus? Are the choices
overwhelming? Do you need to know more
about what is available and good for YOU?
Then consider joining a Special Interest Nutrition Group!
Local health authorities are advising that there is increased West Nile Virus activity in Texas. Learn how to protect yourself.
Local health authorities are advising that there is increased West Nile Virus activity in Texas. Learn how to protect yourself.
Sign-up for the YMCA!
Sleep: a daily Sabbath
You’ve got three years of college under
your belt. Have your sleep patterns changed while you’ve been here? If so, why?
While at school, do you ever feel sleep-deprived or under-functioning because
your attentiveness tank is running on empty? And are you OK with that, or do
you want to make some changes for yourself this year? Check out the sleep
section at Brain Rules,
and ease into a Sabbath restoration of rest…
How might Counseling Services assist you this year? If you find yourself struggling with homesickness, academic adjustment issues, challenges making friends, or other concerns that first years may face, take advantage of our free and confidential services. We are also available to assist with concerns that affect students regardless of their class year. In fact, anxiety, depression, and relationship concerns are the most common reasons students ask to meet with a counselor. You can have an initial consultation with one of our three psychologists any weekday afternoon between 3 and 4:30 p.m. during Walk-in Hours for an initial visit (first-come, first-seen) or you can make an appointment by calling 210-999-7411 or stopping by the office to speak with the secretary. We’re located on the second floor of Coates University Center, above the bookstore. We’re here for you!
How might Counseling Services assist you this year? If you find yourself struggling with homesickness, academic adjustment issues, challenges making friends, or other concerns that first years may face, take advantage of our free and confidential services. We are also available to assist with concerns that affect students regardless of their class year. In fact, anxiety, depression, and relationship concerns are the most common reasons students ask to meet with a counselor. You can have an initial consultation with one of our three psychologists any weekday afternoon between 3 and 4:30 p.m. during Walk-in Hours for an initial visit (first-come, first-seen) or you can make an appointment by calling 210-999-7411 or stopping by the office to speak with the secretary. We’re located on the second floor of Coates University Center, above the bookstore. We’re here for you!
Congratulations
and Welcome to the Senior Year!
It's
your final year and you'll have plenty to do between now and May. We know
you'll be busy and Career Services is here to help.
Get your resume reviewed, practice your interview skills, attend the Fall
and Spring Career Fairs, or attend the Graduate & Professional School Fair
if you are still undecided on a graduate degree program. Attend as many of the networking events as possible. You
are in the final stretch, as soon as you feel yourself flagging, realize you
are probably trying to do too much on your own. Every month, Career Services hosts numerous programs and events. Stop by
and talk to a career professional. Attend our workshops and employer
information sessions and be open to direction. more>>
Meet the HMs
Annual Alcohol Notice
Federal guidelines require the University to address alcohol (and associated student issues) annually. Trinity University tries to take a thoughtful approach to alcohol in its philosophy, policies, and procedures. Please review the Alcohol Web page for more information, including policies at other institutions, information about health risks, and campus resource and treatment options. more>>
In the
best interest of student safety, Trinity University has a student Missing Person Policy. Please refer to the Residential Life Policies & Procedures Web page or Student Success Web page.
Insure your things…
Trinity University is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged property. While most student possessions are covered by family plans, National Student Services, Inc. offers a low premium/low deductible option that is often attractive to students and families.
Trinity University is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged property. While most student possessions are covered by family plans, National Student Services, Inc. offers a low premium/low deductible option that is often attractive to students and families.
The
Dog Jurgens
Watch for details for the September 11 event featuring reflections by the sister and brother-in-law of Paul Jurgens, the namesake of our puppy. Contact Katharine Martin at Katharine.martin@trinity.edu for more details and to walk Jurgens in September. Jurgens leaves us in October for good! There will be a good-bye reception and roast in early October to send her off.
Milk N’ Cookies with CCI is back! Join CCI every Thursday from 3:30-4:30 p.m. for warm cookies and milk.
Watch for details for the September 11 event featuring reflections by the sister and brother-in-law of Paul Jurgens, the namesake of our puppy. Contact Katharine Martin at Katharine.martin@trinity.edu for more details and to walk Jurgens in September. Jurgens leaves us in October for good! There will be a good-bye reception and roast in early October to send her off.
Milk N’ Cookies with CCI is back! Join CCI every Thursday from 3:30-4:30 p.m. for warm cookies and milk.
Leadership Programs Open House
Learn about
curricular and co-curricular leadership programs on campus at the Leadership Programs
Open house on Wednesday, September 12 during SUPER NACHO HOUR from 3:30-4:30
p.m. in Coates Lobby. more>>
Celebration and Awareness Week
Trinity Diversity
Connection (TDC) will hold its annual Celebration and Awareness Week (CAW) from
September 10-14. Please look for more information on TDC’s blog.
Multicultural Retreat
Volunteer Awareness Week kicks off with a social event hosted
by TUVAC on Monday, September 3 followed by a week filled with different events
including the Volunteer Fair on September 4, TUVAC Extravaganza on the 5th,
and concludes with a large community service event on the 8th. For
more information, visit www.trinity.edu/communityservice or by become a friend of TUVAC on
Facebook.
University
Phones: All residence hall
students must keep University provided phones plugged in at all times in order
for the University’s emergency 911 system to be successful. If your phone is not functioning properly,
please call the ITS Help Desk at extension 7409.
