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appropriateness, and require approval by the department prior to release. Marketing and Communications is also<br />
responsible for ensuring a consistent use of the Simon Business School branding, including logo and visual identity, as<br />
well as advertising in national, international, online, and local media. Students are invited to contribute any ideas or<br />
suggestions about Marketing and Communications to the Marketing and Communications Department, at 275-3736 or<br />
marketing@simon.rochester.edu, 2-341 Carol Simon Hall.<br />
Questions regarding…<br />
Resource<br />
Simon Business School marketing strategy and branding Keir Meisner, 275-3735<br />
Digital advertising Nina Donohue, 273-2858<br />
Social Media and Public Relations Charla Kucko, 273-4806<br />
Web training, web development for events and<br />
Denton Brown, 276-6058<br />
clubs, Internal and External Simon web presence<br />
Writing and Editing Jim Ver Steeg, 276-3563<br />
Web writing Tho Nguyen, 276-7362<br />
Viewbook and photo roster production;<br />
Kimberly Flynn, 273-2899<br />
production assistance for <strong>student</strong> publications<br />
and print advertisements<br />
Photographers for <strong>student</strong> events, Simon Business Kimberly Flynn, 273-2899<br />
School or University logos, University seal<br />
Graphic Design Andrew Trout, 275-6657<br />
Tanya Harding, 275-7425<br />
Merchandise Tricia Monigle, 275-8184<br />
Simon Facilities.<br />
Contact: AJ Warner, Operations Facilitator,<br />
Email: aj.warner@simon.rochester.edu,<br />
Phone: 585- 275-0328.<br />
Office: Schlegel Hall, Room 210<br />
Study and Meeting Room Policies<br />
Study rooms, available for use by Simon <strong>student</strong>s, are located on the first, third and fourth floors of Schlegel Hall and the<br />
first and third floors of Gleason Hall. Large study rooms are designed for team meetings or group project work. During<br />
high demand or peak periods, <strong>student</strong>s are encouraged to share study rooms or relinquish a large room if needed for<br />
team use. There are also rooms in the Business & Government Information Library, located in Rush Rhees Library room<br />
208 for individual and group study, case preparation, and <strong>student</strong> team meetings. Other areas available for studying on<br />
campus are the first floor of Rush Rhees Library, Gleason Library, the Arts & Arts History Library, Susan B. Anthony Hall<br />
cafeteria and the Computer Studies Library. Students may not “reserve” study rooms by leaving their belongings<br />
unattended in the room.<br />
Never leave personal belongings (especially laptops) unattended in study rooms. From time to time we experience<br />
thefts on our campus. While we try very hard to ensure a positive experience for all Simon <strong>student</strong>s, we cannot prevent<br />
all instances of theft. Accordingly, we urge you to take care of your belongings to guard against loss. The School is unable<br />
to reimburse <strong>student</strong>s for loss of stolen items. Renter’s or homeowner’s insurance are good options to provide this<br />
function. National Student Services, Inc. is another option for <strong>student</strong>s to insure laptops and other electronics<br />
http://www.nssi.com.<br />
Please report any suspicious incidents to staff or campus security at 275-3333. There is a phone located on the 1st floor<br />
of Schlegel hall Student Commons, room 105.
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