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WELCOME TO BRYN ATHYN
WELCOME Welcome to the Bryn Athyn College family! The following pages contain important dates and information for a smooth start when you arrive this fall. Please take a moment to look through this brochure and become familiar with its contents, paying particular attention to the calendar/important dates, the New Student Checklist, Residence Life Essentials (if you will be living on campus), and orientation information. As you will see, there are great things in store for you, and we are excited for you to begin your college experience with us!
QUESTIONS ABOUT ORIENTATION? CONTACT:
ORIENTATION OVERVIEW Embarking on a new chapter. New Student Orientation is an opportunity for you to learn how to navigate your new campus. We want you to feel comfortable and confident in your new learning community. During orientation, you will learn about our programs and services, and begin to build a network of resources to help you thrive at Bryn Athyn College. A complete orientation schedule will be distributed during check-in on Saturday, August 19th.
Renata Boodhansingh Coordinator of Student Activities, Orientation and Multicultural Student Programming [email protected] 267.502.6029
Laura Nash Director of Experiential Education [email protected] 267.502.2412
A complete orientation schedule will be distributed
during check-in on Saturday, August 19th.
Commuter StudentsCheck-in is required and will take place at the Brickman Great Hall. Commuters are encouraged to check in during their designated time according to their last name. Check-in for A-M is from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, and check-in for N-Z is from 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm. Commuter students are expected to attend the four-day orientation program. Commuters are welcome and encouraged to escort their family around campus to visit the specific offices that are open during move-in to get any departmental questions answered.
Resident Students Check-in is required and will take place at the Brickman Great Hall. All students are encouraged to check in at their designated time according to their last name. Check-in for A-M is from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, and check-in for N-Z is from 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm. Please see your housing assignment information for additional details. Once checked in, students will be asked to unload their cars in the area of their residence hall. Staff will be outside to direct you. Family and friends may remain with the students as they move in. Once your car is unloaded, we ask that you move it to a parking lot.
Orientation for Family MembersDuring move-in day you will have access to several offices from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. These offices include financial aid, IT, the bookstore, health services, library, and security. The remainder of the orientation program is specifically designed for the new students to experience with their orientation groups.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2017-18
2017
June 12-16 Mon-Fri Building Arts Intensive Workshop 19-23 Mon-Fri Building Arts Intensive Workshop
July 10-14 Mon-Fri Building Arts Intensive Workshop 17-21 Mon-Fri Building Arts Intensive Workshop August 14 Mon Faculty retreat 15 Tues Administration and Faculty meetings 15-18 Tues-Fri RA training 19 Sat 11:00 am – 4:00 pm: New Students (US and International) arrive on campus 19-22 Sat-Tues Orientation for new students 20 Sun 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm: All returning students arrive on campus 21 Mon 8:00 am - 5:00 pm: Open advising period for all students 22 Tues 7:00 pm: President’s Welcome (dessert) for all students (Glencairn) 23 Wed 8:00 am: Fall Term classes begin September 4 Mon Labor Day holiday October 12 Thurs All college in-service day—Majors and Career Day
20 Fri Charter Day 23-1 Mon-Wed Registration for Winter Term November 3 Fri Fall Term classes end 6 Mon Reading day 7 Tue Exams begin 10 Fri Fall Term ends after exams 23 Thu Thanksgiving holiday 26 Sun Resident students return 27 Mon Winter Term classes begin December 21 Thurs Christmas vacation begins
2018 January 2 Tues Resident students return 3 Wed Classes resume 15 Mon Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday 22-31 Mon-Wed Registration for Spring Term February 16 Fri Winter Term classes end
19 Mon President’s Day – Exams begin 22 Thurs Winter Term ends after exams March 6 Tues Resident students return 7 Wed Spring Term classes begin 21-23 Wed-Fri Phase I Registration
30 Fri Good Friday holiday April 2-6 Mon-Fri Phase II Registration 23-27 Mon-Fri Phase III Registration May 16 Wed Spring Term classes end 17 Thurs Reading day 18 Fri Exams begin 23 Wed Last day of exams 25 Fri 6:30 pm: Graduation Dinner (Brickman Center) 26 Sat 10:00 am: Graduation (Asplundh Field House)
31 Thurs End of Year Faculty Meeting and End of Year Faculty and Staff Gathering
ACADEMIC CALENDARIMPORTANT DATES• Saturday, August 19:
All new students arrive on campus between 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
• Monday, August 21: Open advising period for new students, 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm
• Tuesday, August 22: President’s Dessert and Candlewalk at Glencairn Museum, 7:00 pm
• Wednesday, August 23: Fall Term classes begin at 8:00 am. Opening Convocation, 10:10-10:40 am, at the Mitchell Performing Arts Center (required)
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ACADEMICS Monday, August 21 1:30 pm - 4:00 pmOpen advising period for new students
Questions about the open advising period? Contact:
Abbey Nash, Head of Advising [email protected] Pendleton Hall Room 21
Academic AdvisingOur advising program is part of the personalized educational experience you’ll find at Bryn Athyn College. Our advisors do more than just sign off on your course registration. They take their role as advisor seriously and will take time to get to know you, your strengths, your academic and career goals, and even your life outside the classroom. You’ll meet regularly one-on-one with your advisor, who will ask questions, offer suggestions, and challenge you to explore your potential. By working with your advisor and participating in First Year Seminar, a one credit course designed to increase your self-awareness and personal success, you will have the opportunity to explore the variety of majors offered at Bryn Athyn College and to discover the many resources available to help support your collegiate success.
Academic WorkloadThe full-time academic load per term is a minimum of nine and a maximum of 14.5 credits. Students may register for up to three credits above a full-time load (up to 17.5 credits), but must pay for these additional credits at the part time tuition rate. To graduate in four years, students should average at least 10.33 credits per term and 31 credits per year. To be eligible for Dean’s List honors, students must register for at least 11 academic credits and earn a GPA of at least 3.5 per term in graded coursework. Many of our students take 11-13 credits per term.
Choosing a Major “What are you majoring in?” That’s a question that students hear frequently. It’s nice to have a quick and easy answer to that question, but often times it is helpful to let that question remain unanswered for the first term or even the first four terms of college. Until you have a chance to experience a variety of academic fields, you may not have a good idea of which of these fields interest you most. While it is a good idea to take a goal-oriented approach to your education, these
goals do not need to be major specific during your first year of college. Work with your advisor to explore all of your options before settling on a particular major. Thursday October 12th is an in-service day for the whole college featuring majors and career workshops..
ACE Program Academic Career Excellence (ACE) helps students develop research, writing, math, and science skills. The supported study sessions promote good study habits. All students are encouraged to take advantage of the ACE Program’s various offerings. Have questions about ACE? Contact the ACE Coordinator, Ann Buss at 215.510.0069 or [email protected].
Policies on Accommodations for Learning Disabilities, Office of Student Support ServicesThe Office of Disability Resources at Bryn Athyn College helps to ensure equal educational access and opportunity for all members of our community. Members of the ODR staff work individually with each student to understand his or her strengths and limitations in order to develop the most effective and comprehensive accommodation plan.
In addition to working in a direct service capacity with our students, the Office of Disability Resources also collaborates with administrators, faculty, and staff to ensure the facilitation of reasonable and appropriate accommodations for students with documented disabilities. Bryn Athyn College will assist qualified persons in achieving access to its programs, services, and facilities. Documentation must be submitted to the ODR and an intake appointment must be conducted to develop an accommodation plan directly with the student in accordance with Section 504 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
TECHNOLOGY EmailBryn Athyn College email accounts have been upgraded to the latest version of Microsoft Outlook for Office 365. You can access your account by following these instructions:1. Go to https://outlook.com/brynathyn.edu 2. Log in using your college network user ID + @brynathyn.edu and password: o User ID: [e.g. [email protected]] o Password: Your existing network passwordIf you encounter any difficulties please contact the Helpdesk at 267.502.2680 or email [email protected].
Laptop RequirementsAll incoming, enrolled, full-time students are required to come to campus with a laptop (Chromebooks are not acceptable).
Purchasing a LaptopOur campus Helpdesk supports Windows and Mac laptops connecting to the Internet.We strongly recommend that all incoming students purchasing new laptops should select a leading brand name computer, for example, Dell, Apple, HP, Toshiba, Sony, etc. This will ensure
that your laptop can connect to our campus network, and that our Helpdesk can provide you with technical support throughout the year.If you choose to purchase an off-brand laptop the Helpdesk cannot guarantee network access or technical support. Laptops matching the suggested specifications are likely to operate well on our network. Laptop Minimum RequirementsWhen purchasing any laptop, make sure it conforms to the following requirements. Minimum specifications for Windows Laptops: o Windows 8.1 or higher o Internet Explorer 10 or higher o At least 4GB of RAM or higherMinimum specifications for MAC Laptops: o Macbook, Mackbook Pro, or Macbook Air o OSX 10.10 (Yosemite) or higher o At Least 4GB of RAM or higher
Software You are required to have Microsoft Office on your laptop. MS Office is available for free with your college account.
Network Connection and Technical SupportInstructions to connect to the network will be provided as you arrive on campus. There will also be opportunities to meet with the Helpdesk during orientation if you have any questions about logging in to the network and accessing your campus email account. If you purchase a laptop that meets the specifications listed, the Helpdesk will provide basic support services for your laptop including a loaner if your laptop needs to be repaired. Students will be responsible for repairs of their laptops.
Emergency Notification ServiceAll full and part-time students must complete this form annually. The college will use the contact information you provide to contact you in the event of an on-campus emergency and for any event concerning delay or cancellation of classes. Your information will also be listed in our registration database which your instructors will be able to access. All fields on this form are required. If a field is non-applicable, please write NA next to that field.
The college will only use the information provided in the Emergency Contact #1 and #2 sections in the event that there is an emergency situation concerning you personally. Please list the name, address, telephone number and email address of at least two people we may contact just in case of an emergency for these purposes. You may use this form to update your current information at any time. www.brynathyn.edu/emergencycontact
CAMPUS CASH PROGRAMWith the “Campus Cash” program, you or a family member will be able to conveniently add money to an account associated with your Campus ID card. You are then able to use your ID like a prepaid debit card to purchase meals from the Dining Hall, food/drink at the Café, textbooks and other items from the Bookstore, and you can even use it at select off-campus businesses. Instructions on setting up your account will be emailed to you at your Bryn Athyn e-mail address at the beginning of the year. If you have any questions please contact the Bursar’s office at 267-502-2493 or [email protected].
IN NEED OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT?Contact the [email protected] Lower Level of Pitcairn Hall
RESIDENCE LIFEIt’s about mutual respect.Life at Bryn Athyn is about living and learning together in a community of mutual respect and trust. Our students, resident assistants, and residence managers create an energetic environment that fosters personal growth, healthy relationships, and fun.
Our facilities make campus life comfortable and provide opportunities for a wide range of activities from large organized social events to small impromptu gatherings. In our residence halls you can expect to make connections and memories that will last a lifetime.
ROOMMATE ASSIGNMENTSHousing and roommate assignments will be sent prior to your arrival. You will be given a name and contact information for your roommate. Get in touch and figure out what to bring to campus!
RESIDENCE HALL STAFFJennifer LucasDirector of Residence [email protected] 267-502-2794
Abraham JosephResidence Manager [email protected]
Bri KernResidence Manager [email protected]
Shiloh SilvermanAssistant Residence Manager [email protected]
RESIDENCE LIFE FACILITIES
THE COTTAGESThe Cottages are for upper-class men and women. Each cottage hous-es ten men or ten
women in a private home-like living space with a full kitchen and an open living room.
THE SUITES The Suites are apart-ment-style residence halls, and are divided into eighteen suites —each houses five
men or five women with a shared kitchen and living area.
FIRST-YEAR RESIDENCE HALLSCooper and Goodenough Halls house first year students in a traditional residence hall style with double rooms and a common bathroom on each floor. The two wings of three floors each are joined by a large community room in the center for residence hall meetings and so-cial events. One wing is for male students and one is for female students. Each wing also has a media room on the second floor as well as a small study area on the first and third floor. There is also a large porch in front of the entry to the community room for outdoor gatherings.
RESIDENCE LIFE ESSENTIALS
DISCUSS with your roommate(Hopefully prior to move-in date)
❑ ❑ Personal furnishings*
❑ ❑Personal refrigerator (not exceeding 3 feet)
❑ ❑TV (cable is only available in the lounges)
❑ Area rug
❑ Music systems
❑ Video game systems
❑ Room phone (one phone per room)
*Bryn Athyn College provides a bed, nightstand, desk, chair, dresser, and closet for residents’ use. You are welcome to bring smaller items such as lamps, cushions, night stands, small coffee tables, bean bag chairs, small bookcases (which do not require attachment to the wall), rugs, and electronics (and their accompanying stands). You are not allowed to bring larger furniture such as couches, armchairs, office chairs, or tables.
BRING❑ ❑ Bedding material to fit a standard, twin-size bed
❑ ❑ Pillow
❑ ❑ Laundry basket, detergent, and quarters
❑ ❑ Trash can
❑ ❑ Shower caddy and shower shoes
❑ ❑ Decorations (please see the Student Handbook for guidelines)
❑ ❑ School supplies and money for books
❑ ❑ Hangers
❑ ❑ Emergency contact information
❑ ❑ Power strips and extension cords for your electronics
❑ ❑ Cups, plates, and snacks
LEAVE at home❑ ❑ Cooking appliances such as hot plates, toaster ovens, or microwaves
❑ Distasteful decorations
❑ Alcohol and illegal drugs
❑ ❑ Weapons of any kind
❑ ❑ Irreplaceable valuables
NEW STUDENT CHECKLIST ❑ Return medical form
Scott JonesBryn Athyn CollegePO Box 915, Bryn Athyn PA [email protected]
❑ Send final transcript Have your final high school and/or college transcript(s) sent to the Admissions Office.
BAC Admissions PO Box 4622945 College Dr, Bryn Athyn PA [email protected]
❑ Submit any additional financial aid forms to finalize your package
Ashley McCarrieBAC Financial Aid Office PO Box 462, Bryn Athyn, PA [email protected] 267-502-2630
❑ Return residence life forms Jennifer LucasBryn Athyn CollegePO Box 717, Bryn Athyn, PA [email protected]
❑ Return vehicle registration form Scott CooperBryn Athyn CollegePO Box 278, Bryn Athyn, PA [email protected]
❑ Return sports participation form Scott JonesBryn Athyn CollegePO Box 915, Bryn Athyn PA [email protected]
❑ Pay tuition bill Micah AldenBAC Bursar’s Office PO Box 462, Bryn Athyn, PA [email protected]
❑ Contact your roommate about what to bring to your room.
❑ Arrive for new student orientation beginning on Saturday, August 19th. During this time you can also buy your textbooks and get familiar with campus.
❑ Confirm registration for class with your advisor during the open advising period on Monday, August 21st.
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STUDENT LIFEIt’s about getting involved.At Bryn Athyn, we encourage every student to get involved in campus life. For some, this means joining one of our campus organizations, such as Student Government, Social Committee, or our International Student Organization. For others, it means lending a hand at events hosted by CARE, our community service organization. Many students participate in campus activities, from game nights at the social center to barbecues at the student-built gazebo. And of course, the best parts of campus life are the people you’ll meet during casual conversation in the coffee shop and the late night study sessions in residence hall lounges.
• Ski trip to Blue Mountain
• Autumn Ball at Cairnwood Estate
• First Friday in Old City Philadelphia
• Trip to Six Flags Great Adventure
• Barbecue at the Gazebo
• Bubble Soccer
• Fall and Spring Intramurals
• Game night at Social Center
• Ice Skating at the Junge Pavilion
• Go-Kart Racing at Speed Raceway
• Bowling and laser tag
• Bonfire and smore social
• BAC Carnival Day
• Black light volleyball
• Group outings to professional sporting events
SOCIAL EVENTS
CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS• Co-ed A Capella Group
• Community Service Organization (CARE)
• Dance Ensemble
• Debate Club
• Feel Good
• International Student Organization (ISO)
• Kappa Delta Theta
• Multicultural Student Organization (MSO)
• Peer Listening Group
• Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)
• Social Committee
• Student Government
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For more information
www.brynathynathletics.com
ATHLETICS NCAA Division III
If you want to be part of a competitive, up-and-coming college sports team, Bryn Athyn is the place for you. Bryn Athyn College’s athletic program is a member of the NCAA Division III and part of the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC). Our Lions compete fiercely in some of the finest sports facilities around, including the Asplundh Field House, the General Ronald K. Nelson turf field, the Gladish Tennis Courts, and our unique, open-air ice hockey rink, the Jungé Pavilion.
WOMEN’S SPORTS• Basketball• Cross Country• Field Hockey• Lacrosse• Soccer• Tennis• Volleyball
MEN’S SPORTS• Basketball• Cross Country• Golf• Ice Hockey • Lacrosse• Soccer• Tennis
CAMPUS LIFEBookstoreMany of the textbooks in our store are “used” and are competitive with prices that can be found online. At the end of each term, books are bought back at half price if they are being used again that same year. Books for classes being taught every other year will not be bought back, nor will any packets that are compiled by professors. Books can be returned for full price during the add/drop period and only if students drop a class and bring a copy of their new schedules with them, and the book is in good condition. Any questions about the Bookstore should be directed to Eden Zecher: [email protected] | 267-502- 2612.
College Grounds CaféFor long days or early mornings, most Bryn Athyn students find some part of their day to visit the College Grounds Café, centrally located in the Swedenborg Library. It’s debatable whether the café is better suited for studying or socializing, but with the full line of Starbucks drinks served it can be assured that College Grounds is buzzing just a little more than any other spot on campus.
Chapel ServicesThere are many opportunities to put your spirituality into practice at Bryn Athyn College. We offer structured religious programs such as chapel services and Bible study groups, as well as less formal venues for spiritual inquiry. Students are required to attend one chapel service of their choosing per week. Regular weekly chapel offerings:
Mondays, 10:10-10:40 a.m., opportunities for Small Groups, various locations (optional)
Wednesdays, 10:10-10:40 a.m., Traditional Chapel, Pendleton Hall Auditorium (fulfills weekly chapel attendance requirement)
Wednesdays, 6:30-6:50 p.m., Vespers, Brickman Center Great Hall (fulfills weekly chapel attendance requirement)
Scott Jones Health Services [email protected] Health Center Lower Brickman Office 013
Christina WoodNurse [email protected] Center Lower BrickmanOffice 017
Casey [email protected] 267-502-4828 Pendleton Hall College Office
Jennifer LucasDirector of Residence [email protected] Pendleton Hall Room 103
R. Scott CooperChief of Campus [email protected] Benade Hall, 1st Floor
Traci GrayDeputy Chief of Campus [email protected] Benade Hall, 1st Floor
CAMPUS LIFE STAFF DIRECTORY
Fridays, 10:10-10:40 a.m., Informal/Praise and Testimony, Pendleton Hall Auditorium (fulfills weekly chapel attendance requirement)
In addition, the chaplains are available for anyone who wants to talk. Drop by or make an appointment.
Grant Schnarr - Doering Center 304 [email protected], 267 502 6075.Coleman Glenn - [email protected]
Health ServicesStudent Health Services is located in Lower Brickman just outside the entrance to the Dining Hall. All students are eligible for routine care for illness or injury. We work closely with a broad network of nearby specialists. Check the College website for scheduled hours.
LaundryLaundry facilities are located in each residence facility. All laundry facilities are coin-operated. Plan for $1.50 per load to wash and dry.
Mail The mailroom is located inPendleton Hall. Packages will be delivered to the mailroom and can be picked up there.All students and faculty will be assignedan “open box” and these boxes may beused for distribution of course materials and othercorrespondence among students andfaculty. Each full time resident studentwill be assigned a locked mailbox for theduration of their time at Bryn AthynCollege. Box numbers are assigned by theRegistrar.
Meal PlansAll resident students are enrolled in a meal plan automatically. The resident meal plan entitles students to eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Flexible meal plan options are also available for commuter students.
ParkingEveryone who parks on the Bryn Athyn College campus regularly must register their vehicle(s) with the Security and Safety Department, and obtain a Campus Parking Decal. Vehicles may be registered at the Security and Safety Department Office, or online at www.brynathyn.edu/parking. There is no cost for registering your vehicle(s). Any questions about parking should be directed to R. Scott Cooper or Traci Gray.
Student BehaviorThe Bryn Athyn College Student Handbook outlines the expectations for student conduct. These policies have been put in place to support the safety and academic success of our students. All students should read and familiarize themselves with the Student Handbook’s policies before coming to campus, and abide by them. The Student Handbook can be found on our website at www.brynathyn.edu/handbook.
Student IDAll students will be issued a Student ID card. ID photos will be taken on Registration Days, during Orientation, or on Move-In days at the Security and Safety Department Office.
There is no cost for your student ID card. There is a $10 fee to replace a lost or damaged card. Any questions about Student ID cards should be directed to R. Scott Cooper or Traci Gray.
Swedenborg LibraryThe Swedenborg Library is home to over 112,000 books, periodicals, and special collection items.Located in the heart of the Bryn Athyn College campus, the Library consists of 35,000 square feet of floor space on three floors, and provides a number of public computers, in addition to housing the College Grounds Cafe and the BAC Bookstore. Hours vary during exam week and school closings. Hours are listed at www.brynathyn.edu/library.
FINANCIAL SERVICES The Office of Financial Aid at Bryn Athyn is committed to serving and educating the student body on all things financial aid and financial literacy. The office serves as a resource for students year round so we encourage you to take advantage. Since we hope to have you for the next four years, it’s important to remember that financial aid is a process that you will apply for each year separately while you are here.
In addition to completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) annually, we also encourage you to seek out additional aid possibilities such as private scholarships in order to keep loan debt levels at a minimum.
By this time we hope you have completed all necessary requirements in order to receive your financial aid for this upcoming year. If you haven’t already done so, we ask that you please turn in any requested documentation as failure to do so can prevent aid from paying toward your account.
For only those selected for Verification, this could include Tax Transcripts, W2’s, and the Verification Worksheet. Students interested in utilizing Federal Direct Loans should visit: www.studentloans.gov and complete the Master Promissory Note (MPN) and Entrance Counseling.
In addition to the MPN and Entrance Counseling, we also require students to submit an Aid Acceptance Form. This form is sent out annually and confirms your interest in accepting, reducing or declining your Federal Direct Loan awards.
QUESTIONS? CONTACT: Brian Keister Director of Financial [email protected] Brickman Room 121
Ashley McCarrieFinancial Aid [email protected] 267-502-2630 Brickman Room 124
STUDENT WORK STUDY PROGRAM Over half of our students work part-time on campus
to help cover their education costs. Students typically
work 8-10 hours per week and earn $8-$11 per hour.
Students may elect to have a portion of their earnings
applied directly toward their tuition bill, and there is
no cap to the amount a student can earn.
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STUDENT EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
The mission of the student employment program is to provide students with meaningful work experiences that build practical skills particular to a certain function and general skills such as: punctuality, discipline, honesty, thoroughness, teamwork, and problem solving. Building these employment skills works in partnership with the academic program which forwards students’ intellectual development in the liberal arts.
The Student Employment Program (SEP) encourages students to discover and build their own strengths, interests, and work ethic. Departmental supervisors engage and evaluate students in the application and development of workplace skills. The program provides advancement for students through promotions, references, and additional work opportunities.
SEP includes 150 employment positions in 24 areas, with 62% of positions at the entry level, 25% at the intermediate level, and 13% at the supervisory level. More than 60% of BAC students participate in the program.
Students interested in applying for a student employment position should attend the Job Fair on August 22 from 2:30 pm - 4 pm in Brickman Great Hall. U.S. citizens should bring a driver’s license, non-U.S citizens should bring documents that establish identity and employment authorization.
The goals of the SEP are to:1. Support and enhance the career/
job preparation success of students attending BAC
2. Offer a wide array of employment opportunities that include entry-, mid-, and supervisory-level skills and include a wide range of work areas
3. Provide student employees with income to support their educational expenses
4. Provide quality work in support of BAC institutional operations
Criteria and Parameters:• All full-time BAC students who are in
good academic and disciplinary standing are eligible to participate in the SEP.
• Position placements are made based on prior experience, references, and an interview. In some cases a résumé is required.
• Performance reviews occur at least twice per assignment and are conducted using performance standards specific to the work assignment.
• Student employment is limited to no more than 20 hours per week while in academic session.
• The student employment program compensates positions based on a three-tier system: entry-, mid-, and upper-level assignments. Pay within each tier is adjusted for prior experience.
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT POSITIONS/AREAS: • Food Service• Maintenance• Housekeeping• Laboratory• Residence Life• Admissions• Tutoring• Library• Chapel• Student Life• Athletics• Information Technology• College Café• Porter Services• Book Store• Garden Crew
Reneé L. Rosenfeld Director of Human Resources [email protected] 267-502-6038
For more information, or to fill out an application,
contact Reneé Rosenfeld.
CAREER SERVICES
The office of career services at Bryn Athyn College exists to help students and recent graduates identify, create and pursue meaningful careers that will draw upon their talents, interests, and skills, as well as hone their spiritual and moral lives. We assist our BAC students with portfolio preparation, internship placement services, career counseling, work-study advising, and service learning opportunities.
The college holds campus-wide, annual, career-focused workshops, career surveys, and offers a career mentoring service through the Alumni Association.
Individual appointments with a career counselor are available to students.
For more information, please contact
Suzanne Nelson Sc.D., R.D.N.Director of Career [email protected]
SAVE THE DATE!
CAREER WORKSHOPThursday, October 12, 2017
Instead of classes, the entire College is invited to attend this
all-day event, featuring workshops for majors and careers.
P.O. Box 462, 2945 College Drive, Bryn Athyn, PA 19009
www.brynathyn.edu
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