Auxiliary Services. where the focus is students, service, and satisfaction.

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1 Auxiliary Services where the focus is students, service, and satisfaction

2 Departments Dining Services Campus Card Operations Textbook Rental University Bookstore University Housing The Document Source Print & Mail Center Event and Conference Services

3 Dining Services The Mane Dish All-you-can-eat restaurant with salad bar, a variety of serving stations, sandwiches, pizza and more! Student Union 2 nd Floor The Lion s Den Chick-fil-A, Mooyah, Taco Bell, Panda Express, Union Market, Sushic Sushi Student Union 1 st Floor Subway Cafe Subs, salads, pizza, coffee and pastries Tinsley Hall Annex Pizza Hut Custom pizzas, salads, pasta, wings, sandwiches, breakfast pizza and biscuits Student Union next to Bookstore Starbucks Starbucks coffee, muffins and pastries Student Union (outside The Lion s Den) Mane Market Grab n go convenience store Louisiana Hall Ascension Hall Dining Pizza, sandwiches, wraps, and salads, grab n go convenience store items Ascension Residence Hall Mane Market Too Grab n go convenience store Garrett Hall The Marketplace Features fresh produce and grab n go items Student Union next to Bookstore Java City Internet Cafe Gourmet coffee, pastries, salads Sims Memorial Library Mane Market North Grab n go convenience store North Campus Main Building

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6 Dining Services Important Dining Services Notes Students living in residence halls are required to purchase a meal plan Residential meal plans are consumed at the Mane Dish with the exception of Cub Cash which can be used at any on-campus dining facility Unused meals are forfeited at the end of each semester Unspent Cub Cash for Resident Meal Plans will expire on the last Friday of final exams for the Spring Semester (carried over between Fall and Spring) Cub Cash on Commuter Meal Plans rolls over between semesters until used as long as student is enrolled. Otherwise, funds left dormant for a year will expire.

7 Campus Card Operations Campus events Lion s Lagniappe Meal Plans Student Activity Center Checking out rental textbooks Controller s Office services Health Center services Accepted at select local retailers THE SOUTHEASTERN ID

8 Campus Card Operations LION S LAGNIAPPE Student ID becomes a debit card No activation fees Off campus use at select retailers Easy account management Balances rollover How To Open A Lion s Lagniappe Account During Registration Using LEONet ($50, $100, $250, $500 options) GET (add money online, check balance, transaction histories, report lost/found ID, etc. at or the GET app Controller s Office (unused financial aid, cash, check; $25 minimum) Value Terminals (Student Union, Library, Louisiana Hall, Greek Village; CCO)

9 Textbook Rental At Southeastern, students rent their textbooks rather than buy them $50 per course rental fee Textbooks must be returned by posted deadlines to avoid fee assessments Textbook purchases are available Nationally recognized for providing HUGE cost savings to students!

10 University Bookstore Lion Gear Headquarters Required non-rental course books Price match program School supplies and study aids Computer software and accessories Snacks, drinks, grab n go choices Shop online at southeastern.edu/liongear

11 University Housing Why Live on Campus? Academic Success Exciting Environment Lifetime Connections Events and Activities Many Options Single/Double Rooms 4-person Suites 2 and 4 Bedroom Apts Many Amenities Apply Cable Wireless Internet Moveable Furniture Water Electricity Submit online housing application with processing fee and room prepayment at southeastern.edu/liveoncampus

12 University Housing OPENING FALL 2018 Two New Residence Halls Private and Shared Suites Moveable Furniture Microfridge Study Spaces Community Lounges Classrooms Integrated Technology Wireless Card Access Meeting Rooms Retail Dining Courtyard

13 University Housing Academic Standards for Housing Ascension Hall (New), Louisiana Hall, and Livingston Hall require a minimum 23 ACT for beginning freshman or 3.0 overall GPA for upper classmen and full-time enrollment Other halls require either a 2.0 cumulative grade point average or a 2.0 semester GPA on 12 hours or more during the prior regular fall or spring semester (2.7 GPA for Village M) and fulltime enrollment New freshman are eligible for housing when they are admitted to the University but must meet the GPA requirement at the end of the first semester in order to maintain eligibility

14 University Housing HOUSING RATES Semester Costs for Fall 2018/Spring 2019 NEW Halls Double Room $2,545 NEW Halls Single Suite $3,590 Traditional Double Room $2,470 Traditional Single Suite $3,485 Rent High speed internet Basic cable Mail services Furniture Water Electricity/ Garbage pick-up Microfridge (New Halls)

15 University Housing Important Housing Notes Housing academic and behavioral standards are strictly enforced Residence halls are co-ed with gender specific room assignments with the exception of two Female Only halls (Pride and Village M) *Village M houses potential female Greek residents Housing application is an agreement for the academic year A meal plan is mandatory for all resident students

16 Thank You Auxiliary Services (985) southeastern.edu/auxservices Robin A. Parker Director, Marketing & Strategic Initiatives southeasternauxservices southeastern_auxiliaryservices