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GRADUATE PROGRAMS Student Services 136 Student Health & Dental Benefit Plans Graduate Student Health Benefits Office Wallis Hall 223 E-mail: gradheatlth@trentu.ca Web: www.trentgsa.ca/health-dental-plan The Student Benefits Plan offers full-year health and dental coverage to all eligible students. The fee for the Student Benefits Plan is mandatory and is automatically billed to all eligible students at the same time as tuition, ancillary and other student fees. While full time students are automatically included on the plan, part time students and dependents will have an opportunity to opt-in and receive coverage. The pricing schedule and deadline for this option will be made available on the GSA’s website. Students are given an opportunity to opt-out of the benefits plan if they have existing health and/or dental coverage. In order to opt-out and be reimbursed the mandatory fee, eligible students must complete an opt-out form online (http://greenshield.ca/studentcentre), before the advertised deadline. This deadline is firm and will be advertised each year on the Association’s website, and by e-mail. Refund cheques for those students who have opted-out of the plan(s) will be available in early December each year at the Student Benefits Office. Students must opt-out yearly; opt-out status will not carry forward year to year. Students who have waived their benefits under the plan(s) can opt back in if they lose their alternative coverage. Students must opt-in to the plan(s) within thirty days of losing alternative coverage or during the opt-out/opt-in period in September. The Student Benefits Plan also offers students the option to add a spouse and/or dependents to their health and/or dental plan during the opt-out/opt-in period in September each year. Students are encouraged to contact the Health Benefits Office or visit the website to learn more about the Benefits Plan options and confirm opt-out deadlines as soon as they arrive on campus; it is each student’s responsibility to meet all deadlines associated with the Benefits Plans. For reasons of personal information and privacy protection, the Graduate Health Benefits Office can discuss information pertaining to an individual’s status on the plan(s) only with the plan holder. All services are completely confidential. Trent Spiritual Affairs Spiritual Affairs offers programming around multi-faith matters in consultation and partnership with various interest groups on campus. In addition, Spiritual Affairs provides special campus events such as: Remembrance Day Service, Introductory Seminar Week, memorial services, as well as providing counselling for students looking for a non-secular alternative to current campus services. In partnership with the Trent Chaplaincy Board, Trent University provides the pastoral services of The Reverend W. Glenn Empey who serves as the Spiritual Affairs Coordinator. Glenn has a strong chaplaincy background both in the educational and health care sectors. He has extensive experience as a pastor, teacher, and mentor. Services, resources, and activities available for students at Trent from Spiritual Affairs: – pastoral and spiritual support – mentor for official student groups of various world faiths – building healthy community and overcoming barriers – “Quiet Space” for prayer, meditation, reflection, worship, sacraments, reflection, pastoral programmes, religious and scriptural study – ongoing pastoral ministry – resource for Trent students on religious matters – pastoral counselling – outreach opportunities for Trent University to local community – social justice projects Contact Spiritual Affairs at extension 7213 on Symons Campus or e-mail glennempey@trentu.ca
GRADUATE PROGRAMS Student Services 137 Thomas J. Bata Library The Thomas J. Bata library is located on the Symons Campus in Peterborough. It plays a pivotal role in fulfilling the University’s mission by providing support for study, teaching and research in the humanities, social sciences and sciences. The online library catalogue (TOPCAT) provides access to the collection on site and remotely via the internet. The library website provides online guides, tutorials, assistance, forms, e-resources, links to valuable sites and all information related to Library services and resources. www.trentu.ca/library Oshawa Campus Student Services A full range of student services are offered on the Oshawa campus, including Academic Skills Instruction, Career Counselling, Disability Services, Personal Counselling, Recreational and Intramural Athletics and Student Leadership programming. In addition, all Oshawa students can take advantage of the Durham College Campus Health Centre and full-time students receive a Durham Regional Transit (DRT) UPASS pass which provides unlimited access to all DRT buses. For more information visit the Oshawa Student Life and Student Services web page at www.trentu.ca/oshawa/studentlife_services.php
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