Mr- Jay OW Student Uldiell Manager, discusses upcoming Student Union Beard
(SUB) activities with secretary, Sums Knepper.
Variety Of Services
Available To Students
Service to students is our
liusionss at Behrend College. A
Mather of services, - en
mopassing almost every area,
cm help you make the most out of
your college career.
Student services cover a wide
range of activities, including the
Student Affairs Office, the
Division of Undergraduate
Studies (DUS), the Athletic
Department, the library, the
bookstore, the Records Office, the
Office of Housing and Food Ser
view the Department of Safely
and &limit'', and the Financiiil
The - 41Nudesit , •.ikifaire Office,
locataikan the second floor of the
Reed, Union Building (RUB),
direr activities regarding the
re:dance halls, =duet stan
dards, health services, coun
seling,. financial aid, emergency
kens, veterans affairs, job
placement, tutorial services,
student awards, religious affairs,
and the Student Union. The
Student Union, first floor RUB,
coordinetes the activities of all of
the 'WOW organisations which
inalattbe Student Senate, the of
ficial - representative of the
studs* body, and the Student
Uniek Board (SUB). The aim of
the SIM eat to provide programs
whick,Serve the social, cultural,
istacellesal, and recreational in
tenses: the Behrend corn
mutt (See the classified ads in
this fir more in
formation about the Student
Sena* SUB, and other student
dubs sad organizations. )
Be rend College makes a num
ber al ocademic, recreational, in
formillasal, and other services
available to its students. Career
counading, provided by the
DivialOst of Undergraduate
Studio (DUS), academic ad
visoulilittry buihritlually assigned
insmbers, and the ser
by ers Itecords Of
. impart the academie
opiligsli. The Arai& Depart
esoc•iffen a variety et
outlets Gros* its
• and latraisural sports
Informatisa about at
sad se is
tiies.a=ai
ism. indulge the Soiree!
esiliass (MOW isawspapsr)
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the Behrend College radio station
(WBCR), the Student Information
Service (SIS), and others. Essen
tial services are provided by the
library, the bookstore, the Office
of Housing and Food Service, the
Department of Safety and
Security, and the Financial Office
(Administration Building). ,
Further information about
these student services is presen
ted throughout this publication.
Policies and Rules for Students
Dean of Student Affairs, Dohs Harshbarger, deals with all arm; of student life.
He Is located in the Student Affairs Mike, @woad floor RUB.
Your personal copy of Policies
and Rules for Students, 1971-80,
should be kept throughout the
year as a reference. This Univer
sity publication will answer any
Taw lions you may have regar
ding University rules and
regulations.
Particular items to note in
chide:
Statement on Student
Organizations, pp. 41-47, Policies
and Rules for Students, 0711-80.
Code of conduct and
Discipline, pp. 33-37, Policies and
Rules for Students, 1979-80. Any
questions regarding the discipline
erten *odd be directed to,
Deis flasubberipw, dean of
sindeut affairs, aseond floor,
RUB.
The Nondiscrimination
Policy, pp. 2-4, Pe&les and links
hr students, 1117545. Direct any
questions or concerns in this
regard to Dean liarshbarger.
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Special Events and Activities
The Behrend College com
munity celebrates special events
throughout the year. Some of
these events are held university
wide, while others are unique to
Behrend College. All students are
encouraged to participate in the
festivities.
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The Student Union Board has
developed Autumn Weekend as a
tradition at Behrend College. Ac
tivities include a hayride and bon
fire on Friday evening, the
Autumn Dance on Saturday, and a
road rally on Sunday.
ALL-UNIVERSITY DAY
Every fall, the University spon
sors an excursion to University
Park to enable Behrend students
to take part in All-University Day.
All of the Penn State campuses
participate in the event, which
provides an oppOrtunity for
Behrend students to become
acquainted with the University
Park Campus, as well as to attend
a football game and a concert.
HANGING OF THE GREENS
The Hanging of the Greens is an
annual Christmas ceremony at
Behrend College. A wreath is
placed on the Behrend grave, and
a Christmas message is presented
to the Behrend community in the
chapel at Wintergreen Cemetery.
Carols are sung, prayers are said,
and best wishes are extended for a
pleasant holiday.
Records, pp. 5-7, Policies and
Rules for Students, 11175410. Con
tact Dean Harshbarger regarding
any questions.
Resolution of Student
Classroom Problems. Students
are occasionally confronted with
classroom situations (exclusive of
grades and grading) which may
cause some concern. Directives
and examples in this regard ap
pear on pp. 2,5, Policies and'
Rules for Students, 19711-80. Any
additional questions should be
directed to Dean Harshbarger.
Each, student is provided with
an ID c*rd at the start of his-her
first term at !Upbraid. At each
registration, the 11) card is
validated with a sticker indicating
enrollment for the current term.
This card is to be carried by the
student at all times and must.be
presented to mr authorized
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The highlight of the winter term
is the Winter Carnival sponsored
by the Student Union Board.
Students have the chance to par
ticipate in skiing and tobogganing
races, a snow sculpturing contest,
and other activities. The winter
celebration includes a semi
formal dance, providing the per
fect touch to a winter weekend.
SPRING WEEK
The energy and enthusiasm of
every member of the Behrend
community are involved in the
preparation and festivities of
Spring Week. The celebration of
spring is expressed through a
variety of social and cultural ac
tivities that are held on the
Behrend Campus.
Those students who have con
tributed throughout the year to co
curricular activities or who have
achieved academic honors are
recognized at the Honors and
Awards Convocation held in the
spring. Faculty, staff, family, and
friends join together to honor the
award recipients.
Behrend's varsity athletes are
honored at the annual Athletic
'Awards Banquet, usually held the
last weekend prior to spring term
final exams. Parents and guests
are encouraged to attend.
Student Senate
Message
The 18-'79 Student Senate
would like to extend a warm
welcome to thoBe of you who are
entering The Pennsylvania State
University at The Behrend
College during the '79-'BO school
year. You are about to begin a
journey which may lead you to
many new and different places.
Along the way you will meet new
people and enjoy various kinds of
experiences. We would like to
suggest that in order to round out
your college education and
guarantee some fun, you get in
volved in some of the activities
Behrend has to offer. There are
many clubs and organizations
available or you may choose to
start your own, following simple
procedures furnished by the
Student Senate.
The Senate will be holding elec
tions shortly after everyone
arrives in the fall. We urge you to
join in and lend us the support we
need to make this school year a
memorable one! Please feel free
to call upon any member of your
Student Government, at any time,
if you have any questions or
suggestions.
Linda Schweinitz
Student Senate Chairperson
I.D. Yew:self
student is asked to do so. Students
should ask the official to identify
hiinself or herself if there is any
doubt as to the individual's idea.
tity.
ID cards should be directed to
the - Instructional Communica
tion Office, 111 Behrend Build-
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HONORS AND AWARDS
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