Dear Students,
Below are the links to your free copy of Student Health 101. Please take a few moments and look at the great articles. All articles pertain to student life, health and wellness. I think you will find at least one article that pertains to you!
Student: http://readsh101.com/mercycollege.html
Parent: http://readsh101.com/mercycollege-pp.html
Activities:
BE A LIFESAVER CONTEST: Win a $30 gas card!
3 prizes to give away, one per person. Rules: correctly answer the questions on the quiz, and enter a drawing to win. There will be clues on the suicide prevention information table. Winners will be notified via email on the 13th of September. Only Mercy College students can enter the drawing. Quizzes can be found in the Student Lounge or on the 5th floor of Madison.
Lunchtime Lecture:
Facts and Practical Skills to Help Save Lives, Thursday, September 9, 12-1, Room 3306 Cookies will be served. As a future health care worker, it is especially critical that you know the warning signs as well as what to do when you are faced with a suicidal patient, friend or family member. Join us for this important lecture.
Click here to register now! If you are an employee and would like to register, please contact Michelle at ext.1865.
When: September 2 – December 9, 2010 Tues & Thurs 12-1pm
Description: This course is designed for students who are interested in learning techniques for total body conditioning, toning, strengthening, increased flexibility, and stress management. Physical benefits are a flatter stomach, stronger back, improved muscle tone, and better posture. This is a total body conditioning class done on a mat and with light weights. Students will be required to wear comfortable clothing to class, and bring a firm mat, light weights, and water.
Graduation Applications for Spring 2011, are due to the Student Records Office on Friday, October 1, 2010. Please meet with your advisor to discuss graduation requirements and to complete the application.
The billing statements for the fall 2010 semester are now available. Please log in to your EMPOWER ME account to view your bill. If you do not have pending financial aid, your bill must be paid in full by Wednesday, September 15th, 2010. If you would like to set up a payment plan, please contact the Business Office no later than September 1, 2010.
Payments may be made online on your EMPOWER ME account using a debit or credit card. You may pay in person in the Business Office by cash, check, Visa, Mastercard or Discover.
You may notice that your bill is a bit different this semester. Mercy College has simplified the fee structure and has collapsed more than 100 separate program fees, activity fees, course fees and graduation fees into a single general fee. The general fee is $22.00 per credit hour and there will be no extra charges added other than books, housing or payment plan fees.
This will allow students to budget more precisely and will help to avoid the financial burden of paying for fees added later in the semester.
If you have any questions regarding your bill, please feel free to contact the Business Office at 419-251-1726 or by email at diane.rahn@mercycollege.edu
Student Magazine – Free for Mercy College students Dear Students,
Welcome to the fall semester! It is hard to believe that summer is almost over. Squeeze that last bit of warmth and sunshine while you can! I wanted to let you know that the college paid for you to receive Student Health 101 for the upcoming academic year. The Division of Student Formation funds it, and we think it is worth your while to read the many interesting articles that pertain to campus life, staying sane and feeling good. You will receive monthly emails with links to the latest edition. Also, if you want, you can send the parent edition on to your parents so they can read up too.
Please open it up when you get the link and start looking at the articles! Enjoy!
Wendy Nathan, Director of Counseling
Student: http://readsh101.com/go2mercycollege.html
Parent: http://readsh101.com/go2mercycollege-pp.html