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A Meal Only. 210 meals only B Dining Dollars. 175 meals per term and 200 Dining Dollars per term, plus 6 guest meals B Flex. 175 meals and 200 Flex per term, plus 6 guest meals C. 100 meals and 125 Dining Dollars per term, plus 4 guest meals C Plus. 150 meals, 75 Dining Dollars and 75 Flex per term plus 4 guests meals. D. 75 meals and 75 Dining Dollars per term, plus 2 guest meals EZ1. 19 meals per week and 75 Dining Dollars per term, plus 6 guest meals and 15 floating meals EZ2. 15 meals per week and 125 Dining Dollars, plus 6 guest meals and 10 floating meals EZ3. 19 meals per week and 25 Dining Dollars, plus $50 Flex, 6 guest meals, and 15 floating meals Kosher Dining Plan All students who participate in a dining plan, including first-year, upperclass, or graduate students, are eligible for the Columbia Kosher Dining Plan. Signing up for this dining plan allows access to a restricted kosher area within John Jay Dining Hall as well as Express Meals to go. CU kosher meals can also, for an additional charge, be exchanged for a kosher meal at Barnard’s Hewitt Hall (kosher to kosher only). To sign up, the student selects a plan from either the First Year Dining Plan or the Upperclass Dining Plan options, according to the student’s status, then elects to enroll in the Kosher Dining Plan. For more details, a dining plan comparison, and additional tools, visit the Columbia Dining website. Locations/Menus/Hours Locations, menus, and hours of all campus dining facilities can be found at dining.columbia.edu. You can also view photos and take a virtual tour of some of our facilities. Menus and hours are also available on the Dine@CU iPhone app. Food Pantry Mission Statement To relieve hunger through the acquisition and distribution of food to those students who need it most, and to lead the campus community in the fight against hunger and the stigma associated with food insecurity. The Food Pantry is open to all students at Columbia - undergraduate or graduate, fulltime or part-time. Located on the 5 th floor of Lerner Hall, it is open on Mondays and Thursdays from 4pm-7pm (when Lerner is open). Nutrition, Food Allergies, and Special Diets Registered Dietitian Bianca Tamburello is available on site as well as online to address individual questions and concerns related to food allergies, intolerances, and dietary 22
preferences. Bianca can be contacted via email at bt2482@columbia.edu or by phone at 212-854-3353 with questions, to schedule a consultation, or to discuss personal meal planning. For more information and a nutrition calculator, visit the Columbia Dining website. Nutrition data can also be accessed on the Dine@CU iPhone app. Columbia Health Phone: 212-854-2284 After-hours Urgent Medical Concerns: 212-854-7426 After-hours Urgent Mental Health Concerns: 212-854-2878 24/7 support for survivors of violence: 212-854-HELP (4357) health@columbia.edu General services: health.columbia.edu/ Account login: secure.health.columbia.edu/ Columbia Health provides extensive on campus healthcare programs and services for students while they are enrolled at the University. Columbia Health works with the Columbia Student Health Insurance Plan (or an accepted, comparable plan) to meet your healthcare needs and help students achieve personal and academic success. All full-time and international students have access to Columbia Health’s services through the mandatory Health and Related Services Fee. They are also required to have health insurance while they are enrolled. To meet this requirement, students can confirm their enrollment in the Columbia Student Health Insurance plan or submit a waiver that provides proof of alternate coverage that meets the established criteria set by Columbia Health. Part-time students may avail of Columbia Health services by paying the Health and Related Services Fee and enroll in the Columbia Student Health Insurance Plan. Columbia Health expects all incoming students to complete the Student Health History Form prior to their arrival at Columbia University. It is completely confidential and becomes part of students’ medical record. The form should include any medical information that is pertinent to ongoing care, particularly around current treatment and prescriptions, as well as immunization records. Columbia Health does not share this information, or any other information about your health, with anyone without the student’s written permission. Benefits and Services of Columbia Health Columbia Health comprises five units and a diverse group of highly-trained professionals to meet your health needs on campus. Medical Services Medical Services provides routine and urgent medical care, travel medicine, immunizations, as well as sexual health services, reproductive and gynecological services, LGBTQ health care, and confidential HIV testing. Students can make 23
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