Welcome and

Good Morning!

• University ID

• Dining Services at UW-Green Bay

• Meal Plans and How They Work

• Dining Points/Pass Points and How They Work

• Dietary Restrictions

• Off-Campus Merchants

• Employment

• Shorewood Golf Course

Session Topics:

University ID

Get your picture taken and leave with your

ID TODAY!

What Can Your ID Be Used For?

• Meals

• A declining balance account for on campus purchases and

select off-campus vendors

• Door access for on campus housing

• Printing at kiosks/computer labs

• Sports pass for athletic events and UW-Green Bay Music

Performances

• Gym access at the Kress Events Center

• Library Card at the Cofrin Library

Dining Services at UW-Green BayMANAGED BY:

Meet our Executive Chef : Corey Arndt!

Dining Services at UW-Green BayL O C AT I O N S :

Common Grounds Coffeehouse

Marketplace – main dining location featuring 9 food stations

Garden Café – subs, salads, and smoothies

Rustic Range – fresh made burgers, chicken, wraps, and fries

Student Choice –students get to choose; changes every semester

Corner Store – convenience store stocked with grab-and-go items

MAC Hall Coffee Cart & Rosewood Café – satellite grab-and-go locations

2 0 1 6 - 2 0 1 7H O U R S O F O P E R AT I O N :

Common Grounds Coffeehouse

M-F 7:30am-10:00pm

Sat-Sun 9:00am-10:00pm

Marketplace

M-F 7:00am-9:00pm

Sat-Sun 9:00am-8:00pm

Rustic Range

M-F 10:30am-11:00pm

Sat-Sun 10:30am-11:00pm

Garden Café

M-Th 7:30am-7:00pm

Fri 7:30am-2:30pm

Sat-Sun CLOSEDZatar

M-F 10:30am-11:00pm

Sat-Sun 10:30am-11:00pm MAC Hall Coffee Cart

M-Th 7:30am-3:00pm

Fri 7:30am-1:00pm

Sat-Sun CLOSED

Corner Store

M-F 7:30am-10:00pm

Sat-Sun 10:00am-10:00pm

Rosewood Café

M-Th 7:30am-6:00pm

Fri 7:30am-1:00pm

Sat-Sun CLOSED

Marketplace

A N I N - D E P T H L O O K :

Nine food stations include:

“G8” – allergen-free entrees & side dishes

Global Kitchen – entrees & sides from around the world

Hearthstone Oven – variety of pizza, pasta & baked meals

Innovation Kitchen – select made-to-order; entrée item daily

Fresh Grill – breakfast daily; tradition American fare

(burgers, vegetables, hot dogs, grilled cheese, etc.)

Baker’s Crust – make-your-own sandwich station

Fresh Market – make-your-own salad bar

MyPantry – soups & breakfast offerings all day

Dessert Station – fresh-made bakery, cookies, ice cream & more!

UW-Green Bay’s all-you-care-to-eat venue

What’s the Best Meal Plan for My Student?

Phoenix/ All Access $1,395/semester $150Best value at $11.85 a

day

Green 19 Meals/Week $1,345/semester $150

Average of 3 meals a

day M-F, 2 meals a day

Sat-Sun

UWGB 14 Meals/Week $1,295/semester $125For an average eater or

if you cannot choose

Students living in Residence Halls (not Ted Lenfestey Hall) choose a meal plan from the three below

Junior or Senior; or Living in Ted Lenfestey Hall can choose from the plans above or the two below

Students living in on-campus Apartments or Commuter Students can choose from any of the above or below meal plans

Varsity 10 Meal Plan $1,245/semester $125For Upperclassmen

w/kitchens

Bay Block Combo Plan $1,225/semester $300

For Commuter Students:

70 meals/semester,

additional $300 in Pass

Points

Apartment Block Plan 1 $450/semester $50 70 meals per semester

Apartment Block Plan 2 $340/semester $50 50 meals per semester

Apartment Block Plan 3 $205/semester $50 25 meals per semester

*Meal plans are required for students living in residence halls; commuter students or students

living in apartments on-campus have the option of purchasing a Dining Plan.

Questions You May Have…

What does all access mean? What is a transfer meal?

What is a combo meal?

When are the meal periods?

What are Pass Points?

What are Dining Points?

Still have questions? Check http://www.uwgb.edu/union/mealplan/diningplans/ for answers!

What are the benefits of having a Dining Plan,

and having Dining/Pass Points on your account?

Is there a website to access my accounts?

When do I need to choose a Meal Plan?

Convenience – no need for cash and faster

check out in campus retail areas.

Savings – 5% tax savings on all plans and

food and beverage purchases made with

Dining or Pass Points in campus

restaurants.

Safety & Security – Plans are deactivated

and all meals and points are saved if ID is

reported as lost/stolen.

Budget Management – you determine how

to spend for the necessities.

Peace of Mind – you have the meal plan or

points for what you need, when you need it.

Dining and Point Plan Benefits

What If My Student Has Dietary Restrictions?

A registered dietitian is on campus and partners with the University to accommodate special dietary needs and guidance in the following areas:

• Food allergies and intolerances

• Nutrition-related medical conditions

(diabetes, gastrointestinal issues,

celiac disease)

• Fueling for athletic performance

• Healthy eating on a budget

• Weight Management

• Intuitive/mindful eating

• Eating disorder support

• Special diets

(vegan, vegetarian, low-sodium, lactose intolerance,

etc.)

• Personalized dietary plans

• Student organization or team education sessions

Meet our Registered Dietitian, Jolene Sell RD, CD!

Contact her at: sellj@uwgb.edu or 920.465.2580

Off-Campus VendorsBP Station (University & Bay Settlement)

CVS/Pharmacy

930 Main St

Festival Foods

2430 University Avenue &

2534 Steffens Court

Mackinaw's Grill & Spirits

2925 Voyager Dr.

Noodles and Co.

2450 East Mason Street

Toppers Pizza

2042 Main Street

Subway

2260 Nicolet Drive

EmploymentB E A PA R T O F O U R T E A M !

View our open positions and apply online at:http://www.uwgb.edu/union/student-employment/current-

openings/

Wages starting at $9.25/hour

Earn up to 3 internship credits

Make friends and work with great people

Have the inside scoop on special events & programs

We work with your class schedule and extra-

curricular activities

We want YOU to work with us!

Shorewood Golf Course

Shorewood also offers great food: Burgers

Chicken

Salads

Sandwiches

Wraps

Pizza

And More!

Use your ID to play golf for $10 walking, $18.25 riding

Or $375 for an unlimited membership!

FOCUS SpecialT O D AY O N LY: TA K E A D VA N TA G E O F T H I S G R E AT D E A L !

Purchase Pass

Points:

Receive FREE:

$200 $10

$350 $25

$500 $50

Purchase Dining

Points:Receive FREE:

$200 $10

920-465-2323www.thephoenixbookstore.com

College Textbooks

• New Book Price - $179.95

• Total Pages - 1,312

• Table of Contents – 17 pages

• Index – 40 pages

• Full-Color Illustrations – 1,280

• CD – required for coursework

• First Printing – 57,500 copies

• Reprints - 6

Romance Novel

• New Book Price - $27.00

• Total Pages – 324

• Table of Contents – none

• Index – none

• Full-Color Illustrations – none

• First Printing – 975,000 copies

Cost of Books

• Average annual textbook

purchases per student

are $750.

Textbook Options

• New

• Used - 25% cheaper

• Rentals - 40% cheaper

• eBooks

Textbook Buyback

• Finals week, each semester$135 purchased used book

($90) sell back used book

=$45 actual cost of book

Charge Books to SIS

• Students can charge books to their SIS account

Fall Textbooks

• Available for preorder

online starting

Wednesday, July 5th

– thephoenixbookstore.com

• Available in-store

starting Monday,

August 21st

EZBooks

• The right books…guaranteed!

– We find your books for you!

– Completed form must be

submitted by July 28th

– Option to buy through SIS or

credit card

Phlash Rewards

• FREE loyalty program

Reminder

• Completed EZBooks

form must be mailed by

July 28th

Earn 20% Off TODAY!• 20% off all clothing and gifts

• Turn in EZBooks form to get coupons for

future purchases

• Sign up for Phlash Rewards to start earning

points

Kress Events Center Recognition“20 Great Recreation Centers at Small Colleges” by Great Value College’s

“The 35 Most Luxurious Student Recreation Centers” by CollegeRank

“20 Most Impressive College Gyms and Rec Centers” by Best Value Schools

Building Hours

Student EmploymentCurrently Employ Over 135 Students!!

• Intramural

Official/Scorekeeper

• Event Staff

• Sound Technician

• Front Desk Assistant

• Building Supervisor

• Graphics Designer/Web

• Climbing Wall Attendant

• Lifeguard

• Swim Instructor

• Personal Trainer

• Weight Room Attendant

• Group Fitness Instructor

Do NOT Miss Out!

• Block 1 Intramurals (IMLeagues.com) Rec*IT App

– Registration opens August 30th

• Fitness Freakout – Sept. 6th

• Flag Football Tournament – Sept. 7th

• Sandblast Volleyball Tournament – Sept. 8th

• Group Fitness Classes begin Sept. 13th

16 Division I Sport Programs

UW-Green Bay students receive

FREE admission to all regular

season home events!

IT’S EASY FOR YOU TO GET INVOLVED!

The Place Where Students Choose to Live

Our Vision, Mission, & Core Values…

VisionThe place where students choose to live.

MissionThe mission of Residence Life is to provide a

residential environment in which staff and

services promote student development within

a comprehensive living experience.

Core ValuesRetention

Engagement

Learning

Safety

Empowerment

Mentorship

Why Our Vision &

Mission is Important

Because students who live on

campus are more likely to…

• adjust quickly to college

• become involved in campus life

• establish supportive relationships

• experience accelerated development

• enjoy their university experience

• earn better grades

• and graduate

…in comparison to their peers who live elsewhere

Residence Hall Living

• 11 residence halls housing with 800 freshman.

• One Residence Assistant per 30 students

• ID card plus PIN access to hall and room

• Private bathrooms

• Furnishings and services

• Laundry and vending

• Lounges and Kitchens

• Dining Plan required

Residence Hall Living

Two Student Room

Apartment-Style Living

• 15 apartment-style buildings housing 1300 upper-class students

• One Resident Assistant per 40 students

• ID card plus PIN access

• Private or shared bedrooms

• Kitchens and living rooms

• Lounges, laundry, vending

• Furnishings and services

• Dining Plan is optional

Apartment-Style Living

Private Bedrooms

Resident Assistants

& Area Coordinators

• Help students adjust to college

• Foster community development

• Provide social activities and educational programs

• Facilitate leadership involvement opportunities

• Uphold community standards

• Offer assistance and referral

• 24/365 on-duty service

Office of Residence Life

Community Center

• A student meeting and gathering place

• A place where programs and activities are offered

• Information desk & student mailroom services

• Equipment checkout and lost-&-found

• Computer access and Computer Service Center

• Where staff offices are located.

Roommates

• Support

• Lifelong friendship

• Personal development

• Room self-selection will happen at the end of June

• Contact your roommate and discuss: hobbies and interests; sharing belongings; cleaning, sleeping, and studying preferences; hosting guest, etc.

• Complete a Roommate Agreement together

• Ask for help if needed

Select Your Own Roommate!

• Incoming Freshmen

• Must be contracted for housing

• Facebook App – must have account

• Students receive information on how to join when they contract for housing

• Roommates who find a roommate will be allowed to select their own building and

room first during the week of June 26

• Watch your UWGB campus email for details

• RoomSync can be accessed through the housing website or at the following link:

https://apps.facebook.com/roomsync/

What to Bring

• Cellular phone or long distance calling cards

• Radio alarm clock, three-prong power strips

• Computer, small TV, hook-up cables

• Small refrigerator, small microwave

• Flashlight, batteries, small lockbox

• Extra-long twin-size bedding, pillows, towels

• Hand sanitizer for the flu season

• Entryway and bathroom floor mats

• Vacuum cleaner, cleaning supplies

• Shovel for car trunk

• Games and recreational equipment

What NOT to bring• Alcohol and illegal drugs

• Weapons, including martial arts weapons

• Candles and incense

• Open-coil cooking and heating appliances

• Two-prong ungrounded extension cords

• Fireworks

• Flammables such as gasoline and propane

• Personal bed bunking/lofting equipment

• Pets, except non-dangerous fish

How to contract for housing

• You will receive information

regarding living on campus

when admitted to the

University

• Contract and pay $225 deposit

for housing online at:

www.uwgb.edu/housing

• We communicate with you

via your University email

account

• Room and roommate

assignment notification in July

• Housing and dining is billed

with tuition each semester and

summer term

Estimated Housing Cost

for the Academic Year

• $4,020 for a two-student residence hall room; plus

+ $$$ per semester for the dining plan

• $4,240 for a 2-bedroom, 4-student apartment

• $4,870 for a 4-bedroom, 4-student apartment

• $1,400 for summer housing

• Rates include all utilities, high-speed wired and wireless Internet access, and high-definition cable television service

Things to Think About…

• Homeowners or renters insurance

• Parking and bus transportation

• Student employment opportunities

• Contract for 2016-17 housing NOW!

• Contact Residence Life if you have questions

Ask GB Housing?Phone: (920) 465-2040

Website: www.uwgb.edu/housing

Email: housing@uwgb.edu

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Thank you for choosing

UW-Green Bay!

Office of Residence Life

(920) 465-2040

www.uwgb.edu/housingHousing@uwgb.edu