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Three components are included in the therapeutic process: 1. An initial, clinical interview also known as the Intake appointment. 2. Identification of goals. This provides a clear path to follow during the course of treatment. 3. Periodic review and evaluation of progress toward the identified goals. This provides feedback for the clinician and the student on the effectiveness of therapy sessions. Off-Campus Mental Health Crisis Services: Tri-County Emergency Hotline: 816-468-0400 MOCSA (Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Abuse) 24-hour crisis line: 816-531-0233 St. Luke’s Northland Hospital (Smithville Campus): 816-532-7160 Research Psychiatric Center: 816-235-8162 Dining Services Getting Meals When You Are Sick Call your Resident Director (RD) or RA to request a meal when you are sick. The cafeteria can have meals available for an RD, RA, or friend to pick up for you. Meal Plans Meal Plan A: Unlimited visits to the Dining room plus 100 Cardinal Dollars Meal plan A is designed for the student who may want to stop in and have a meal without the restriction of set numbers of meals per week. The student can come in as many times as they choose during operating hours to either get a full meal or just take care of their munchies. This plan has 100 Cardinal dollars that can be spent at the Perch coffee shop or in the Cage. The plan participant may also use these Cardinal dollars to treat their friends or family in any food service venue. Meal Plan B: 15 meals per week plus 200 Cardinal Dollars The student on this plan will be able to enjoy 15 meals per week Sunday – Saturday and also includes 200 Cardinal dollars which can be used in the Cage, the Perch or to treat friends or family in any food service venue. Meal Plan C: 200 Block plus 350 Cardinal Dollars The 200 Block plan consists of 200 meals per semester which may be used during regular dining hall hours. This plan allows the student to bring in a guest and use one of the blocks. It is set up as a declining balance, also includes 350 Cardinal dollars which can be used in the Cage, the Perch or to treat friends or family in any food service venue. Commuter Plan For the convenience of students not living on campus we offer a commuter plan that consists of four meals per week in the Dining Hall plus 125 Cardinal Dollars per semester. Cardinal dollars which can be used in the Cage, the Perch or to treat friends or family in any food service venue. Financial Aid & Scholarships Financial Aid and Scholarship Services is responsible for the administration of all financial assistance programs. Several types of aid are available including scholarships, grants, loans, and part-time employment on campus. Financial assistance controlled by the college is awarded on a funds-available basis. It is assumed that students will be responsible for completing the financial aid application process. Students Page 22 of 99
are encouraged to apply for financial aid by March 1 for the upcoming academic year to insure maximum consideration in the financial aid awarding process. All students are encouraged to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid via FAFSA on the Web at www.fafsa.gov, as soon after January 1 as possible. The FAFSA serves as an application for the Federal Pell Grant in addition to state need-based financial aid programs. Missouri residents are encouraged to complete the FAFSA not later than March 1 to meet the Access Missouri Grant Program application receipt deadline of April 1. The FAFSA also serves as an application for Federal Work Study, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Nursing Loan, Federal Supplemental EO Grant, Federal TEACH Grant, and Federal Direct Loan Programs. An important change to State of Missouri Financial Aid Programs implemented as of the 2008-2009 academic year was the minimum GPA requirement for each program as follows: Students are required to maintain a 2.5 cumulative grade point average to remain eligible for the Bright Flight Scholarship. Students are required to maintain a 2.5 cumulative grade point average to be eligible for the need-based Access Missouri Grant Program. For specifics regarding eligibility requirements for all Federal, state, and institutional financial aid and scholarship programs, please refer to the official college catalog (i.e., Academic Progress and Financial Aid). Information is also available for students needing or desiring financial assistance from sources other than the college. The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship Services will assist students in locating outside scholarships. A listing of outside scholarships is available online at www.jewell.edu (Financial Aid section). Student Loans: All students receiving Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Nursing Loans, and Federal Direct Loans must complete entrance interviews as required by each program. An exit interview is required of all student loan borrowers upon leaving the college. Semester charges for tuition, fees, room and board are due at the beginning of each semester. Students are sent bills approximately four to six weeks before the beginning of each semester. One-half of the annual financial aid award (except work study) is applied to student accounts each semester. A Semester Installment Plan of four (4) monthly payments is available each semester. A $50 payment plan fee is assessed each semester a payment plan is used. All accounts must be paid in full by November 1 for the fall semester and April 1 for the spring semester. Willingness to assume financial responsibility is a mark of increasing maturity. Students whose accounts with the college are unsatisfactory are not allowed to register for a subsequent semester, nor will they be issued certified transcripts. Room, board, and other privileges may be suspended as a result of unsatisfactory student accounts. Student Employment Guidelines Work Study and Workship positions will be posted online at the Financial Aid section of www.jewell.edu/finaid/. If there is interest in a position, the student may apply by contacting the supervisor listed. Each student employee will coordinate with their supervisors to complete the following documents: - Confidentiality Agreement - Department Expectations of Employment Page 23 of 99
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