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smallTALKThe smallTALK is Methodist University’s student-run newspaper. The paper is normally produced onceevery two weeks and is distributed at no cost through various newspaper stands on campus. Initial copiesof smallTALK are free. Additional copies are 50 cents.Paid subscription services are available to any interested parties. The paper is affiliated with AssociatedCollegiate Press (ACP) and College Media Advisers, Inc. (CMA).smallTALK holds three purposes, and they are:(1) to report the truth objectively;(2) to provide students the opportunity to learn and gain experience in print media skills ranging fromwriting, editing, layout/design and advertising management;(3) to allow freedom of expression and exchange of ideas.In each issue, smallTALK includes, but is not limited to, the following sections:(1) News: The news section is primarily comprised of student written articles but may sometimes featurearticles by guest writers from staff, faculty, or administration. The articles in this section cover campus,local, and national news that is relevant and pertinent to the Methodist University campus and community.(2) Opinions/Editorial: The opinions/editorial section is primarily comprised of student written opinionpieces that may include but are not limited to an editor’s column or a point/counterpoint piece. Thesearticles do not necessarily reflect the views and positions of the Methodist University faculty, staff,administration, or even of the smallTALK staff. All opinion pieces will be labeled as such. smallTalkalso welcomes letters to the editor. All submissions must be typed and must include the author’sphone number and first and last name signed and typed. smallTALK reserves the right to edit allsubmissions for length, style, and standards of good taste.(3) Entertainment: The entertainment section may include student written features, CD reviews, bookreviews, movie reviews, fashion columns, restaurant reviews, or stories that the entertainment editorfinds fit. The purpose of this section is to provide smallTALK readers an alternative to hard news.(4) Sports: The sports section is dedicated to the coverage of all Methodist University’s intercollegiate,club, or intramural athletic teams and may include student written articles on the national sportslevel. The smallTALK staff attempts to cover all home sporting events.CarillonThe Carillon is the student-run yearbook published once a year and typically delivered in the fall of thefollowing year. Its purpose is to present a permanent pictorial and written record of each school year atMethodist University. Copies are available to students, faculty, and staff and will be shipped to graduatesat no charge. Yearbooks are also available to any interested party who is neither a present student nora present employee of Methodist University for $30.00.The RoarThe Roar is MU’s electronic newsletter produced weekly by the Student Media director. The Roar is alwaysavailable at www.methodist.edu/roar, and a reminder email is sent to every student’s Methodist emailaccount when the site has been updated. To have an item posted on the The Roar, such as calendaritems or brief announcements, email theroar@methodist.edu.For the complete Student Media Policy & procedures, please see Appendix A, Page 90.STUDENT PUBLICITY SERVICESThe University Relations Office, located in the Mallett-Rogers House behind the Soccer field, is the onlyoffice authorized to write and distribute press releases on behalf of the University (except athletic releases)to local, regional, and national news media. The University’s Website is maintained within the Office ofUniversity Relations. The Office of University Relations approves and places all advertising. Please submitrequests for publicity at least three weeks in advance of the news event. For major events or coverage,allow at least six weeks advance notice to properly plan and execute a successful marketing plan. Tosubmit a request, call (910) 630-7043 or send an e-mail to: universityrelations@methodist.edu.In order for the Office of University Relations to provide accurate information to the media regardingstudents’ accomplishments, each student or parent is asked to complete a Student Media InformationForm and submit it to the director of University Publications. These forms may be updated as often asnecessary and must be on file for information to be released pertaining student accomplishments. Theforms are available during Registration or can be found in the Office of University Relations or Parents94
Programs Office in Chris’ House. They can also be obtained by sending an e-mail to: universityrelations@methodist.edu. News releases regarding the accomplishments of student athletes are handled by theSports Information Director, who can be reached at 630-7172. Student clubs and organizations may obtaina copy of the Identity Standards Manual from the Office of University Relations to learn more about theUniversity’s policies regarding use of logos, printing, and other marketing guidelines.POSTAL SERVICESA postal service window, located in the Lion’s Den, is open for operation Monday through Friday from8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Mail delivery to the Methodist University Branch is distributed and available in the individual mailboxesafter 12:30 p.m.All residence hall students are assigned mailboxes during the registration period. Mailboxes are notassigned to commuting students.Exterior collection boxes are located at the north end of the Berns Student Center. Collection time is2:00 pm. Monday through Friday.Resident students should check their boxes daily. Boxes are too small for use as storage areas.STUDENT STORE SERVICESThe Bookstore is located in the north end of the Berns Student Center. New and used textbooks can bepurchased by book slip, cash, check, or credit card (except AMEX). All book slips must be issued andapproved by the Business Office at the beginning of each semester or term. The Bookstore also carriesschool supplies, MU clothing, greeting cards, gift items, gift certificates, and provides fax services for aminimal fee. Normal hours of operation are 8:00am - 5:00pm Monday through Friday. The store is alsoopen during all Saturday home football games from 11:00 am -3:00 pm.Hours are extended the first week of Fall and Spring registration.Student Store Return Policy1. Supplies: notebooks, pens, pencils, highlighters, etc. are NOT returnable.2. Non-book items can be EXCHANGED only, with receipt and in original condition within 15 days of purchase.3. Computer products and electronic items can only be returned if defective.4. Book returns are as follows:A. Books can only be returned during the same semester that they are purchased; do not purchasebooks too early.B. Items removed from their shrink wrap will be discounted by 10%.C. Books returned BEFORE the drop/add must be in the same condition as purchased and beaccompanied by a receipt.D. Books returned AFTER the drop/add must be in the same condition as purchased andaccompanied by a receipt and a completed drop/add slip.5. All Checks and Credit Cards MUST be in your name. If you’re going to use checks or credit cardsof a parent or spouse you MUST have authorization prior to using them.REMEMBER!! No Receipt - No Return or Exchange.SAVE YOUR RECEIPT!USE OF CAMPUS FACILITIESThe Methodist University campus is the site of many civic and church programs throughout the yearwith over 70,000 visitors. The courtesy and cooperation of students is greatly appreciated in makingthe guests feel welcome.Methodist University has a University Calendar that lists every official event on campus. This calendar islocated on MUNet and is under the rubric of “On Campus Event Calendar.” Checking this calendar dailywill keep you informed about events and activities occurring at Methodist University. Follow the listedprocedures to reserve dates on the Methodist University Calendar and secure facilities to support yourprograms. Plan in advance in order to avoid any unnecessary schedule or facility conflicts.Note: All student proposed projects/programs/club meetings must first be cleared with the StudentDevelopment and Services Office. When approval has been obtained the student will then secure a sitethrough the Church and University Relations Office’s following procedures:• Students who wish to reserve a facility or date on the University Calendar must request the dateand venue through MUNet’s “On Campus Event Planner.”95
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2012-2013 Academic Year CalendarFal
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Dear Students:On behalf of the enti
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Alma MaterHail to thee, our Alma Ma
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What must all of us be prepared to
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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION POLICYMethodist
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c. Work for Hire. This term refers
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STUDENTS’ RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, AND
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This written appeal will form the b
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Office of the Vice President for En
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Contractual Scholarship are credite
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LIBRARY SERVICESDavis Memorial Libr
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CAMPUS MINISTRY CENTERThe mission o
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Location and Scheduling Appointment
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• Every guest in our dining facil
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• Repatriation-minimum coverage o
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Check-out ProcedureIt is the respon
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Globalization, and Undergraduate Re
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