Harry Wallace Mary Ullman Japhet
Class Marshal Alumni
Sponsor
Health
Services walk-in hours during the academic year are Sunday, 2 – 8 p.m.; Monday
– Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Students are assisted by registered nurses
for illness or injury anytime during walk-in hours.
The
university physician has appointments available on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays, beginning August 22. Call for
an appointment, 210-999- 8111.
Students
with illness or injury, after hours, will find helpful information in the Self-Care Guide online. In an emergency call TUPD at 210-999-7000.
Disability Services for Students
If you were recently diagnosed with a condition and want to learn how DSS might help you, or if you are already registered with DSS and need to request your accommodation letters, please call 210-999-7411 to schedule an appointment with Gavin Steiger. To learn more about receiving services, visit the DSS website.
Congratulations Seniors!
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>>
Come to the Senior Convocation Tuesday, August 21 at 5 p.m. in Ruth Taylor to hear brief remarks from your Alumni Sponsor, Class Marshal, and Career Services. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to hear about ways to jump start your senior year. Looking for more reasons to come? We’ll also be passing out free drink tickets for the Senior Happy Hour which is at 5:30 p.m. in the Tigers’ Den.
Friday, August 24
Baseball Field
Open to Trinity students only
7 p.m. Student Involvement Fair & Concert Opener - Friends Like Us
8 p.m. Sean Kingston
Residence Hall Move-In
Senior students may move into the residence halls beginning on Sunday,
August 19. The Witt Center will be open for check-in from 8:30 a.m.
until 8 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday, August 22.
Lofting Kits
A
limited number of lofting kits are
available for sophomore and upper-class students only. Kits can be picked up at McLean 135, Prassel 015, or Susanna
001 on Monday August 20 and Tuesday August 21 from 1 – 5 p.m. Students
may only check out one lofting kit
per room and must have their Trinity ID present to receive the kit.
Failure to return the complete lofting kit
and hardware to the original pick up location will result in a $25.00 fine
charged to your student account. Contact the Residential Life Office at reslife@trinity.edu or extension 7219
for additional information.
Fall Student Involvement Fair – Friday, August 24 during the opening act of the Welcome Week Concert. Register your
organization for a table now!
Dining Services is looking
forward to kicking off an exciting new year for the Trinity community. With a
variety of dining locations on campus from the RFoC @ Mabee Hall, to popular
national brands and our convenience P.O.D. Market, we've got something to
satisfy everyone's cravings. You’ve got a lot on your plate. Did you leave room
for food?
Learn how to connect your computer and mobile device to the Trinity wireless network, click here.
The Student Handbook will no longer be distributed in booklet form. The Trinity Web page allows us to produce an electronic Handbook that offers important information available to students. This saves significant costs and natural resources.
Remember that upon your return you can sign-up for the YMCA for nine months for $180. This is an incredible deal at $20 per month. Watch for more information about sign-up times and locations.
Please join
the University in congratulating Dr. Raphael Moffett, who has accepted the
position as Vice President for Student Affairs at Langston
University, a
historically black college and university (HBCU) in north central
Oklahoma. Though Dr. Moffett was not
seeking a change, several Student Affairs professionals nationally recommended
him as a rising leader in higher education. Dr. Moffett's last day will be
August 23. We will miss him but also
wish him the best.
Learn how to connect your computer and mobile device to the Trinity wireless network, click here.
The Student Handbook will no longer be distributed in booklet form. The Trinity Web page allows us to produce an electronic Handbook that offers important information available to students. This saves significant costs and natural resources.
Remember that upon your return you can sign-up for the YMCA for nine months for $180. This is an incredible deal at $20 per month. Watch for more information about sign-up times and locations.
Please join
the University in congratulating Ben
Newhouse, who has accepted the position as Dean of Students at Birmingham-Southern College. Recently the BSC
staff learned what we already know: Ben is a terrific professional and an
exceptional man and role model. Ben has aspired to a Dean of Students position
and has worked hard toward this opportunity. They will be lucky to have him at
BSC. He will get us through NSO before his departure in early September. We
wish him the best.
