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LAB HOURS (DURING FALL AND SPRING SEMESTERS) Sunday 3:00 pm - 12:00 am Monday - Thursday 7:30 am - 12:00 am Friday and Saturday 8:00 am - 10:00 pm *Special hours are kept over holiday periods, end-of-semester periods, and summer sessions. Current computer lab hours can be obtained at (305) 899-3601. MOBILE COMPUTING & PROJECTION Instructional Computing Services maintains several Mobile Computer and Projection Systems for use by students and faculty. The faculty member running the class must make a reservation for student use. A minimum 48 hours advance reservation is required and can be made by contacting the audiovisual department at (305) 899-3764 POST OFFICE BARRY UNIVERSITY MAIL SERVICES THOMPSON HALL 125, 305-899-3690 HOURS OF SERVICE: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Barry University Contract Postal Unit provides all the same services as regular USPS stations except for cashing money orders. The employees in the Mail Center are Barry University employees, not USPS personnel. University mailboxes are provided for all students living on campus. Undergraduate students living off campus may be assigned boxes if available. Box numbers and keys are available from the Postmaster year round and are assigned on a “first come” basis. The proper address for any mail/packages intended for Barry University resident student mailboxes should be addressed as follows: Addressee’s Full Name Barry University 11300 N.E. 2 Ave Box # ____ Miami Shores, FL 33161-6695 If mail is not addressed with campus box number and name as listed on University records then mail delivery will be delayed. The University mailbox is assigned to one student. There is no sharing of mailboxes with any other person. All mailboxes are key operated. Mail will not be distributed from a mailbox by the mailroom staff without authorization of the Postmaster. Anyone in possession of the key has full access to your mailbox. Duplication of mailbox keys is not permitted. Lost or stolen keys must be reported to the Postmaster immediately to help protect your mail. A fee will be charged for replacement of lost or stolen keys. Any tampering or suspected theft of mail should be reported as soon as observed. Damaged or opened mail should be shown to the Postmaster prior to leaving the mailroom area. Package Pick-up When a package is received at the Barry University mailroom, the staff will place a natice in the student's mailbox. Only the person to whom the package is address can take possession of the parcel. Positive ID (Barry ID or drivers license) must be shown to receive a package. Packages are available for pick-up from 8AM to 5PM Monday through Friday. Privacy Policy To protect the privacy of the mailbox holder, the mailroom staff is not permitted to give any information about mail or packages, either, over the phone or to anyone without the proper 32
identification. Your box number may only be made available to other University departments for University use. It will not be provided to any other person for any other reason. PUBLIC SAFETY Stanley Young, M.S., Director Thompson 119, 305-899-3335, e-mail: syoung@mail.barry.edu EMERGENCY NUMBER, 899-3333 DIAL (*)3 FROM ANY CAMPUS PAY PHONE The primary responsibility of Public Safety is to help protect persons and property. Crime prevention and awareness is not the sole responsibility of the Public Safety. It is a joint venture with the community which it serves. The Public Safety provides security information, assistance, and service to aid campus occupants in the protection process. No person or location is 100 percent safe. The Public Safety utilizes patrolling officers to observe and detect crimes and threats on the campus. The Public Safety’s function is primarily informational and advisory, rather than regulatory. Security personnel are not police officers and are not empowered as such. The primary protective means used are restricting campus access and use to only those authorized persons for reasonable and safe purposes. The inspection and maintenance of locks, doors, windows, lights, and alarms are coordinated by both Public Safety and the physical plant department. The security officers patrol all student-parking areas and provide free assistance for keys locked inside cars and dead battery starts. Public Safety is also responsible for the enforcement of campus parking and traffic regulations. BARRY UNIVERSITY PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS ARE CONTAINED IN A SEPARATE PUBLICATION. SECURITY TIPS • Always take steps to protect yourself. Using common sense is often your best protection. • Don’t carry large amounts of cash. A front pocket is safer for a wallet than a back one. • Go with someone. There is safety in numbers. • Stay away from isolated areas. • Try to stay near well-lighted areas. • Don’t take risks. You can never tell if a robber is armed. No amount of money is worth taking chances with your life. • Protect your personal property. Lock your door every time you leave. Make a list of your valuables including serial numbers. Don’t leave your belongings unattended. • Lock your vehicle. Put valuables in the trunk. • Lock your bicycle. Register your bike with campus security. • Report any suspicious activity to Public Safety immediately. Try to give a description that includes approximate age, height, and weight and details on hair, clothing, jewelry, scars, tattoos—anything that is noticeable. A safe campus is everyone’s responsibility. Do your part to protect yourself and others. DADE COUNTY EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER: 911 33
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