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Dear Campus Community,91.231.84.82 This message is to alert members of the University community that a student at Rutgers University-New Brunswick has been diagnosed with bacterial meningitis caused by Neisseria meningitidis (meningococcus). The student, who was hospitalized on April 29, 2016, is receiving treatment and is recovering. Rutgers Student Health is coordinating its response with local, regional and state health officials. Those who had close contact with the student are being notified so they can receive antibiotics as a preventative measure. Special testing is being requested to determine the specific type (strain) of meningococcal bacteria causing the infection in this student. In March 2016, the University community was notified of a student hospitalized on March 18 with serogroup B meningococcal disease (MenB), Public health officials are conducting an investigation to determine if these cases might be linked. Meningococcus can cause severe illnesses that may include infections of the lining of the brain and spinal cord (meningitis) and bloodstream infections (bacteremia or septicemia). Once diagnosed, meningococcal disease is treatable with antibiotics, but quick medical attention is extremely important. Signs and symptoms of meningococcal disease could include high fever, headache, stiff neck and a rash. These symptoms can develop over several hours, or they may take one to two days. If you feel ill you should seek the care of a medical provider. Let your provider know about the recent case of meningitis on campus. Members of the University community who experience symptoms or have health concerns may visit their health care provider. Students may visit Rutgers Student Health Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Hurtado Health Center, Busch/Livingston Health Center and Cook/Douglass Health Center (http://rhsmedical.rutgers.edu/locations/hours-of-operation/). Faculty and staff with questions or concerns may contact Occupational Health at 848-932-8254. In case of an emergency, call 911. It is extremely important that anyone with symptoms of meningococcal disease (e.g., rash, headache, stiff neck, fever) get evaluated as soon as possible. While meningococcal disease is treatable with antibiotics, treatment must be started quickly. More information about meningococcal disease is available on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website (www.cdc.gov/meningococcal/), at the New Jersey Department of Health website (nj.gov/health/cd/meningo/geneinfo.shtml) and on the Rutgers Student Health website (http://rhsmedical.rutgers.edu/). The bacteria that cause meningococcal disease are not as contagious as the common cold or the flu, and they are not spread by casual contact or by simply breathing the air where a person with the disease has been. Meningococcal disease is generally transmitted through direct exchange of respiratory and throat secretions by close personal contact, such as coughing, sharing drinks, kissing and being in close proximity for an extended period of time. Rutgers Student Health is encouraging members of the university community to pay increased attention to personal hygienic practices such as good hand washing, covering coughs and avoiding sharing drinks or utensils with others. We will provide additional information and recommendations as they become available. Sincerely, Melodee Lasky, MD Assistant Vice Chancellor for Health & Wellness Rutgers Student Affairs Hurtado Health Center 11 Bishop Place New Brunswick, NJ 08901 STUDENT AFFAIRS University of Southern California Student Union 201, Los Angeles, California 90089-4891 • Tel: 213 740 5240 • Fax: 213 821 1244 August 11, 2017 Dear new and returning students, We are delighted to welcome you to the University of Southern California for an exciting school year. Whether you are new to USC or returning for another year, you know how important it is to get off to a good start. We want to make sure you are aware of the wealth of resources USC has invested in your success both inside and outside the classroom. Therefore, throughout the year my office will offer brief, but timely messages. In my first message, I want to remind you that USC has a number of policies that govern behavior for members of the community. These policies are important to ensuring our shared responsibility of self-care and care for others. It is an expectation that all students will familiarize themselves with the content of these documents: - SCampus. SCampus contains the Student Code of Conduct, as well as the rules regarding academic affairs, student organizations, and safety. Important reminders about student behavior and rights are included in this publication, which is available at https://policy.usc.edu/student/scampus/. - Policy and Procedures on Student Sexual, Interpersonal, and Protected Class Misconduct is available at https://policy.usc.edu/student-misconduct/. Again, welcome back for another great year. We wish you the best in your personal, career and academic endeavors. Sincerely, Ainsley Carry, Ed.D., MBA Gretchen Dahlinger Means, J.D. Vice President for Student Affairs Executive Director, Equity and Diversity and Title IX Coordinator --- Dear New CLS Parents, We are excited you are beginning the enrollment application on Sycamore. Before we begin, here are a couple of key notes that will help you through the enrollment process. ENROLLMENT ROAD MAP - VERY IMPORTANT: At any point in the process, clicking Home (upper left) will bring you back to the Enrollment Road Map. In order to successfully enroll your child, all items listed in the Enrollment Road Map must be completed. When all items are completed (yours and your child’s) you will find a button labeled Click Here to Submit Application at the top of the Enrollment Road Map. Refer to step 12. The online enrollment can be started on one day and finished another, though it is not recommended. IMPORTANT: Make sure to save unfinished work with the Update or Submit button if you wish to leave the Online Enrollment Portal to finish at another time or before you click on another tab. All questions in the Additional Fields and Agreements sections must be answered before clicking the Update button. If you leave the Online Enrollment portal and want to login at another time, you will need to use your new username and the new password that you have created. Following the steps below in order provides the most efficient method of completing the online enrollment, because certain steps need to be done before others. GETTING BASIC INFORMATION 1. Use the following link: https://app.sycamoreschool.com/admissions/index.php?schoolid=1620 2. Click Register 3. Fill in Name, address, phone, email, etc. Click Register. 4. Click OK to the “Thank you for registering” prompt. 5. You will receive an email titled “Activate Admissions Account”. 6. If you filled in information for two parents, only the first parent will receive the email. 7. Follow the link in the email to create your password. NEXT STEP 8. The Admissions Portal will open. 9. Click the Information tab. Verify your family information, address, phone, etc. Check or uncheck Online Family Directory boxes as desired. Change address information as needed. Click Update. a. IMPORTANT NOTE: If you will be moving in the near future, you must notify the Main Office by filling out the ChangeOfAddressForm.pdf located in the Documents tab as well as the answering the Additional Field “Recent Address Change” drop down with Yes. 10. In order to answer question 2 of the 17 Additional Fields, please click on the Documents tab and open the FederalEligibilityIncomeChart.pdf. 11. Also download the FeeSchedule+Contract.pdf (computer fillable form), print and submit this with your fees (payable online) to the Main Office. 12. Click on the Additional Fields tab and answer the questions. Answers cannot be saved until all questions are answered. Click Submit. Please make sure you are reading the Policy Agreements with your child. 13. Click the Contacts tab. This step requires that you fill in emergency contact information for at least one nonguardian. You will need to add an additional contact. Click Add Contact and fill in at least the first name, last name and contact number. Make sure Emergency Contact is check marked. Click Add. 14. Click the Medical tab. Please verify the Physician, Dentist, and Insurance Information. If you changed any of the information click Submit. 15. Click Agreements tab. After reading each agreement click I Agree. Click Submit. Refer to step 17 where your child will need to agree to these agreements. 16. Click the Students tab to add your student(s). Add New Student button. Fill in the student information. Click Add. a. Click Edit to verify the student’s information (name, birthday, etc). Check mark the Information Verified box. Click Update. 17. Click Home, then click application under your student’s name. Click I Agree. Click Update. 18. Click the Documents tab. All new students will need to fill out the following forms. a. Required forms: 1-Fee Schedule & Contract.pdf and a â€" f (New Student forms). The f_NewStudent_PastoralRecommendation.pdf is not a document that can be uploaded. Download, print and give to you pastor/church, to fill out and mail to CLS. Note: If you are enrolling multiple students, only one contract is needed. b. In most browsers, it is helpful to Rt-click Download and choose Open Link in New Window. Also, depending on the internet browser you’re using, you may need to download the file and open it with Adobe Reader (or similar application) to fill in the form. c. For parents who do not wish to print out and bring in the forms use the Student Documents area to upload the completed form(s). Note: The files can no longer be uploaded to the Online Enrollment Portal after you’ve clicked Submit your Application in step 20. d. When the document is filled in and it is ready to be uploaded, click Documents under the student name. Click Choose File and browse to find the file. Select the file. Click Open. Click Send File. e. Repeat the process for each of the forms. 19. Click Home. The Enrollment Road Map will have all Family and Student information verified. Click the Click Here to Submit Application. If you do not see the Click Here to Submit Application button, review the Family and Student items list to see what needs to be completed. 20. Click Submit Your Application. Click OK to the Submission Successful message. 21. You will see a Congratulations message and receive a confirmation email. FINAL STEPS The Registration Fee of $275 per student is due to the Main Office by the next business day, along with any forms you have printed. Include a copy of the student’s IEP report (if applicable). Please make checks payable to Christian Life School. Unfortunately, online payment of the Registration Fees are not available for new families. All future payments will have the online payment option. Christian Life School Admissions Office 10700 75th Street Kenosha, WI 53142 ELEMENTARY TEACHER REQUEST FORMS Teacher Request Forms are available upon request in the Main Office once online enrollment is completed and payment has been received. The Elementary Teacher Request form is to be filled out and submitted to the Elementary Office before Friday, March 11, 2016. TRANSPORTATION REIMBURSEMENT FORM (Wisconsin Residents) Please download and fill out the TransportationReimbursementForm.pdf in the Document tab. Follow the instructions for the appropriate box you have checked. First box checked, mail form to the address listed on form. Second box checked, submit form to CLS, Mary Kay Tajnai, Elementary Office. Deadline for the Transportation Reimbursement form is prior to April 15, 2016. If you changed your address or are anticipating a change of address, you MUST update the Information tab. Please note, if you fail to do this, you may NOT receive your Transportation Reimbursement (WI residents, or relocating to WI any time throughout the year.) Blessings and Thank you for choosing Christian Life School! Dear Graduate Student, We are looking forward to meeting you at the Department of Economics Orientation on Wednesday, January 17, 2018 at 10:00 am in 264 Bay State Road, Room 315, SSW 315. This is intended to provide you with information about registration procedures and other services offered by the University. REGISTRATION The registration process for new Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Economics students will begin during Orientation, Wednesday, January 17. *Incoming Economics graduate students cannot register before Orientation. Classes begin on Thursday, January 18. Detailed registration instructions and a Registration Form for the spring will be provided then. You will not receive this information through the mail. Academic Calendars: http://www.bu.edu/reg/calendars/ Semester Dates: http://www.bu.edu/reg/calendars/semester/ Withdrawal and Tuition Refund Schedule: http://www.bu.edu/reg/calendars/refund/ REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION: Registration WILL BE BLOCKED APPROXIMATELY TWO WEEKS AFTER CLASSES BEGIN IF THE STUDENT HAS NOT COMPLIED WITH THE REQUIREMENTS. http://www.bu.edu/reg/registration/requirements/ PAYMENT INFORMATION Use the Student Link, www.bu.edu/studentlink, to view or print your student account and class schedule after you have registered during Orientation. A student enrolled in three to four-anda-half courses (12-18 credits) will be considered full-time and will be charged full tuition and fees. You cannot pay your tuition and fees before you register. Tuition and fees are posted on our Orientation website. Student Accounts, http://www.bu.edu/studentaccountingservices/ Student Accounting Services is located at 881 Commonwealth Avenue, lower level, Tel: 617-353-2264. Payment deadline for new graduate students in the Spring 2018 semester is January 31, 2018. Payments must be received by close of business (5 p.m. EDT) on the day of the deadline. http://www.bu.edu/studentaccountingservices/your-bill/paymentdeadlines/ Use the Student Link, www.bu.edu/studentlink, to view or print your student account and class schedule after you have registered during Orientation. REPORT OF MEDICAL HISTORY All entering Boston University students have pre-matriculation health requirements that must be completed prior to your first term at Boston University. If you do not submit these forms prior to the first day of classes, you must submit them within the first two weeks of the semester. IMPORTANT! Failure to complete the required health requirements will result in a registration hold on your Student Account. An Immunization and Physical Form is required of all new students. Students must arrange to have this form completed by your physician before you register. Information regarding this requirement is available at: http://www.bu.edu/shs/getting-started/incoming-health-requirements/ MEDICAL INSURANCE *Medical insurance coverage extends from January 1, 2018 through August 22, 2018. Coverage takes effect once registration has been processed. A more complete listing of the University's tuition and fees, as well as explanations of certain fees, or to waive the medical insurance, please see the Student Accounting Services website at http://www.bu.edu/studentaccountingservices/your-bill/tuition-fees/ INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Upon initial arrival to the Boston University Campus, international students must report to the International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO) with your I-20, passport and I94 card. Should you have any problems or questions about your visa status, please contact the ISSO at 888 Commonwealth Avenue, 2nd Floor, Boston, MA 02215 (Tel. 617-353-3565) or at isso@bu.edu http://www.bu.edu/isso/ The Graduate School Admissions Office is open from 9 AM to 5 PM EDT, Monday through Friday, 705 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 112, CAS 112. GRADUATE ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION (GEA) The Graduate Economics Association (GEA) of Boston University assists students in the graduate programs in economics (PhD, MA, MAEP, MAGDE) and provides peer resources on a variety of topics. The GEA also hosts a series of events during the year, aimed at bringing together students and professors in an informal setting, such as pub nights and move nights. Visit their website: https://sites.google.com/site/thebugea Join GEA Facebook group: BU Graduate Economics Association Follow GEA on Twitter: @bu_gea Email Address: email.gea@gmail.com The Graduate Student Organization (GSO) is a student-run advocacy group for Graduate School of Arts and Sciences students: http://www.bu.edu/gso/ Following is a list of additional links that may be of interest to you as a new graduate student at Boston University. Best wishes for a successful academic experience at Boston University! -- A campus map can be found at: http://www.bu.edu/maps/ --Information regarding Boston's rapid transit system (the MBTA, or simply, the T) can be found at: http://www.mbta.com/ -- Boston University is located at several stops along the Boston College branch (B Line) of the Green Line: http://www.mbta.com/schedules_and_maps/subway/lines/?route=GREEN -- If you plan on biking, driving or taking the BU Shuttle to classes, you should take a look at the Parking & Transportation Services website at: http://www.bu.edu/parking/ -- City of Boston official website. -- The Educational Resource Center provides students with the services and resources for developing personal and academic skills: http://www.bu.edu/urc/ -- Information regarding campus safety can be found at the BU Police Department's website at: http://www.bu.edu/police/ -- The Department of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (PERD) offers programs and facilities for numerous forms of physical activity: http://www.bu.edu/perd/ -- Boston University houses a number of libraries on campus and you'll make use of at least one of them during your time here: http://www.bu.edu/library/ -- The Office of Information Services & Technology provides general-access computing and communications facilities for the entire University community: http://www.bu.edu/tech/ -- The Geddes Language Center provides a wide range of instructional media services to the University community: http://www.bu.edu/geddes/ -- The Boston University Wellness & Prevention Services aims to promote the physical and emotional well-being of students: http://www.bu.edu/shs/wellness/ -- The University's bookstore is located within the Barnes & Noble Bookstore on campus:
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