STUDENT HANDBOOK - The Chang School - Ryerson University

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Services and SupportSummer Accommodations On-CampusRyerson offers unique and modern summer accommodations oncampusfrom May to August. Enjoy university residence living withhotel-style services in the heart of downtown Toronto.Choose from two different styles of accommodation with airconditioning,guestrooms, and shared facilities:• International Living Learning Centre (ILLC) features privateguestrooms with ensuite bathrooms. Ideal for single or doubleoccupancy.• Pitman Hall Residence features single-bed private bedrooms,dormitory style single units, and multi-unit suites. Ideal forindividuals and groups.Contact UsIn person: Ryerson Residences, 240 Jarvis StreetBy phone: 416.979.5296 or 1.866.592.8882 (toll-free Canada only)By fax: 416.979.5241By email: meeting@ryerson.caWebsite: www.ryerson.ca/conferenceFood Facilities on CampusRyerson Food Services offers several full meal and refreshmentoptions on campus: Hub Café Market, Tim Hortons (6 locations),Pitman Hall Cafeteria, Expresso’s, the newly renovated StarbucksPOD 60 Market, and the Café in the Mattamy Athletic Centre. Formore information about Ryerson Food Services, please visit us www.ryerson.campusdish.com or call 416.979.5021.Food Services Facilities at ILLCThe International Living/Learning Centre, at 133 Mutual Street, iscozy, relaxing, friendly, and comfortable and welcomes students,faculty, and staff. We understand that a healthy lifestyle includesbalanced meals and nutritious snacks and wide variety of healthy foodchoices daily. Working with the City of Toronto Eat Smart! program,the International Living/Learning Centre has received the Award ofExcellence for the past three years. Student cards are accepted at allfood outlets.Contact UsBy phone: 416.979.5296By email: meeting@ryerson.caWebsite: www.ryerson.ca/conferencemenu full of fresh and well-priced options, our organic and fair tradecoffees and teas, a large variety of grab-and-go items, and delectablegoodies for your afternoon treat.The Ram in the RyeStudent owned, student run, and student focused, the Ram in the Ryeis the only on-campus pub at Ryerson. As such, the Ram is the hubof so much activity – from great pub nights and concerts to comedynights and open mic events, it all happens at the Ram. More than this,the Ram maintains an extensive menu of great food at really affordableprices. Our summer patio is huge and open as soon as the weatherpermits. And we have lots of big screen TVs, making any sportingevent a thrill to watch.Contact UsIn person: Building Services Desk, 55 Gould StreetBy email: bsd@ryerson.caBy phone: 416.979.5250, ext. 2353By fax: 416.977.7709Website: www.ryersonstudentcentre.caOther Services and SupportAboriginal Student ServicesRyerson Aboriginal Student Services (R.A.S.S.) provides a supportiveenvironment for all Aboriginal, Métis, Inuit, and non-status studentswhere academic excellence is promoted and balanced with traditionalteachings and culture. Services include learning support, tutoringservice, academic program advocacy, peer support, and bursary/scholarship information.Contact UsIn person: Kerr Hall West, room KHW389, 379 Victoria StreetBy phone: Sheila Saikkonen, 416.979.5000, ext. 7699By fax: 416.598.5919By email: ssaikkonan@ryerson.caWebsite: www.ryerson.ca/aboriginalFollow us on Facebook and Twitterfacebook.com/RUConferenceServicestwitter.com/RyersonUCSOakham CaféThe Oakham Café is located within the Student Centre at the corner ofChurch and Gould streets. The café is a gathering place for students,staff, faculty, and alumni within the renovated 150-year-old historicOakham House. Featuring the work of student artists at Ryerson,the Café offers a quiet and relaxed break from a hectic day. Enjoy ourThe Chang School Student Handbook 2012–2013 35
Services and SupportRyerson AlumniLife at Ryerson doesn’t stop after you get your program certificate! Areyou a continuing education grad? If so, you are part of a communityof more than 140,000 alumni worldwide, many of whom are activelyengaged with the university, contributing and benefiting regularlyfrom this lifelong relationship. There are countless perks associatedwith being Ryerson alumni, ranging from the Alumni DiscountCard to the networking opportunities at a variety of alumni eventsto opportunities for professional development through membershipwith one of our Alumni Groups.Visit our website or contact us directly to find out what Ryerson hasto offer you and to find out how you can give back to Ryerson. We wantto hear from you!Stay in touch. Get Involved. Enjoy the Privileges.Contact UsIn person: Office of University Advancement, 12th floor,415 Yonge StreetBy phone: 416.979.5018By email: alumni@ryerson.caWebsite: www.ryerson.ca/alumniTwitter: www.twitter.com/ryerson_alumniFacebook: www.facebook.com/rualumniLinkedIn: Ryerson University AlumniRU ONLINE: ruonline.ryerson.caRyerson University Campus StoreWe are a University owned and operated service. Our primaryresponsibility is to provide textbooks and general book services to theUniversity community and facilitate our academic support function.We also offer a large selection of stationery products, arts and draftingsupplies, computer software, stationery products, school rings, andgift items in store and online. We are located at the corner of Victoriaand Gould streets.Rental books: If you only need a book for one semester, try rentinginstead. A limited amount of selected textbooks are available for rentthrough the Campus Store.Website: The Ryerson Campus Store website is constantly expandingand bringing you new ways to access course materials. Now youcan purchase your textbooks and course materials online as well asclothing and gifts. Other features you might enjoy are Google e-books,Access codes, as well as the computer e-store. Visit our website to learnmore.Contact UsIn person: 17 Gould StreetBy phone: 416.979.5116By fax: 416.979.5175By email: bookstor@ryerson.caWebsite: campusstore.ryerson.caCentre for Student Development and CounsellingThe Centre for Student Development and Counselling (CSDC)provides consultations on crisis matters for continuing educationstudents; as well, CSDC provides personal, academic, and careercounselling for full-time and part-time Ryerson degree students.Counsellors are available to work with students on a one-to-one basisor in a group format. All of our services are free, confidential, anddelivered by highly qualified staff.Contact UsIn person: Jorgenson Hall, room JOR07, 350 Victoria StreetBy phone: 416.979.5195Ryerson Crisis Team: 416.979.5195By email: csdc@ryerson.caWebsite: www.ryerson.ca/counsellingCESAR: Continuing Education Students’ Associationof RyersonThe Continuing Education Students’ Association of Ryerson (CESAR)is a membership-driven organization that works to defend and fightfor the rights of our members - over 8,000 continuing education,distance education, and part-time degree students at Ryerson.CESAR was formed in 1979 by evening students who wanted agreater voice on campus as well as recognition of the unique needs ofthe continuing education population. CESAR achieves this throughtwo main areas – advocacy and services.As a member of the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS), we workwith over 500,000 students across the country to lobby the provincialand federal governments for accessible post-secondary education. AsLocal 105 of the CFS, we work together with other students’ unions toadvance students’ rights.CESAR’s mandate is to advocate and lobby for our members,build community on and off campus by organizing inclusive eventsand supporting student groups, and provide useful and cost-savingservices:• free member handbooks• student club and Course Union funding and support• free legal advice• computer and printing services• Ryerson Free Press (RFP), our monthly alternative newspaper• course evaluations• free student rights advocacy and advice• CESAR General Bursaries (offered every term)• TTC tokens and discounted monthly Metropasses• discounted movie and entertainment tickets, school supplies,phone cards, retail gift cards, stamps, water bottles, and swag• Lost and Found• up-to-date information about upcoming CESAR events andcampaignsTo find up-to-date information on our many campaigns and services,please visit our website.36 For the most current information, see our website at www.ryerson.ca/ce.
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