2020—2021

Welcome Guide Residence Halls

Getting Started with Your Room..…………………..3

Living With Roommates and Room Changes….4

Move in Day…..……………………………………………....5

Residence Hall Information………………………..6

Dining Services…………………………………..……….7

Making Payments……………………………..…………8

1 (308) 432-6466 cschousing@csc.edu Crites Hall 102 M-F 7:30 am—4:30 pm www.csc.edu/housing

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CONTENTS

WHAT TO BRING FOR CHADRON STATE COLLEGE Here is the official checklist for incoming students. Of course every student may have different needs, but this gives you a good start. Items we consider essential

are starred (*). Make sure to consult your roommate to avoid purchasing duplicate items like lamps or appliances.

GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR ROOM

BEDDING

Extra-long twin (36”x80”) sheets *

Comforter *

Mattress pad *

Pillows and pillow cases *

Blanket *

BATH

Towels and linen *

Shower shoes/flip flops *

Shower caddy

STORAGE AND ORGANIZATION

Hanging storage solutions

Under-bed storage organizer

Hangers

Full length mirror

Trash/recycle can

Trunk (serves as storage and table)

LAUNDRY/SUPPLIES

Laundry bag/basket*

HE detergent*

Drying rack

Iron (UL approved) and ironing Board

Cleaning supplies

Paper towels

GROOMING/PERSONAL SUPPLIES

Soap and shampoo/conditioner *

Toothbrush and toothpaste *

Hair products and/or hair dryer

First aid kit with thermometer

Prescription and/or OTC medications *

STUDY

Notebooks, binders, folders

Computer/laptop/tablet

Chargers and locking cable

ROOM COMFORT

Desk lamp & extra bulbs

Floor lamp & bulbs

Refrigerator (Max 6 cubic feet)

Microwave (Max 1.3 cubic feet)

Wall décor

Area rug

Fan (large and/or clip)

ELECTRONICS

Cell phone and charger

Ear bud or headphones

Gaming system

Power strip with surge protector (UL approved)

Television

Electronic cords

MISCELLANEOUS USEFUL ITEMS

Backpack*

Winter coat*

Message board (dry erase board)

Flashlight and extra batteries

Sealable food storage containers

Dishware and silverware

Can opener

Reusable water bottle

Water filter pitcher

Umbrella and raingear

Sports equipment (ex. bicycle, rackets, balls)

Sunglasses

PERSONAL INFORMATION

ATM Card *

Credit Cards *

Driver License *

Insurance Cards *

Passport or Visa

Lock Box

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Prohibited Items

X Oil fryers

X Grills, propane tanks (Or any flammable substances)

X Refrigerators over 6 cubic feet

X Microwave over 1.3 cubic feet

X Full size appliances including deep freeze

X Hot plates, halogen lights, or open heat source appliances

X Lofts

X Waterbeds

X Wax warmers, candles, incense

X Pets (fish in a ten gallon tank or less are allowed)

X Weapons, ammunition, or archery equipment

X Alcohol containers (full or empty)

X Drug paraphernalia or hookah equipment

X Tattoo equipment

X Knives over 4 inches

X Dart boards

X Public signs (road signs)

Please review the Residence Life Handbook at

www.csc.edu/housing/policies.

GETTING STARTED WITH A ROOMMATE

Having a college roommate is a unique experience. Whether you are used to sharing your space or not, we want to

share some tips with you so you can be on track to have a great experience with your roommate!

1. Contact your roommate before you arrive in August.

You will find your roommate information in a letter from the housing office. Contacting your roommate throughout the summer is encouraged in

order to get to know each other prior to the semester. Ask what each other is bringing to college, and if either of you plan on sharing those things

(refrigerator, carpets, TVs, etc).

2. Be honest with each other from the beginning.

Whether you already know each other or not, it is likely you have never lived with each other. It is important that each of you are honest with

what you would appreciate from the other to maintain mutual respect. Some questions to consider asking prior to the semester include: How do

you feel about guests? How late are they welcome to stay? What time do you typically like to go to bed and wake up? How will we split up room

chores (taking out trash, cleaning, etc.)?

3. Respect your roommate’s things.

Get permission before you borrow, use, or take anything that is not yours. On the flip side, be honest with what you are okay sharing and what

you are not.

4. Lock your door when you’re away.

Locking your door is the best prevention to theft! You might feel comfortable leaving your room unlocked while you’re away, but your roommate

might not be. A good rule of thumb is to always keep your door locked when you are both away. Just remember to always bring your keys with

you while you are away.

5. Communicate, communicate, communicate!

Most roommates aren’t going to intentionally get under each other's skin. Most roommate conflicts arise from simply not talking about the issue at

hand. Remember to be respectful when communicating.

6. Be open and flexible.

Your roommate will not be exactly like you. You will likely have different backgrounds, political beliefs, religious beliefs, cultural norms, etc. That

does not prevent you from being great roommates! New ideas and experiences are what college is about!

7. Framing your expectations.

While some roommates do end up being best friends, outcomes often vary. Expecting to be best friends puts a lot of pressure on both roommates and can lead to

potential disappointment. Approach the semester simply expecting to be respectful with one another, and see where the relationship goes from there.

- New students will be assigned a designated move-in time, information will be sent to your EagleMail.

- Your EagleCard is your key card for access to your residence hall and serves several other purposes. If you haven’t received

your Eagle Card, please obtain yours from the Conferencing Office located in the Student Center.

- After obtaining your EagleCard, you may proceed directly to your assigned residence hall to check-in!

- Move in generally takes around an hour. This includes filling out appropriate paperwork, receiving your key, and moving items

into your room. CSC designates students and staff to help haul room items inside for your convenience.

- While CSC Housing and Residence Life discourages early move-ins, we understand that situations do arise that require you to

move in before your scheduled check-in. Please contact the Housing Office at 308-432-6466 or cschousing@csc.edu in advance to

request early check-in. Summer weekly room charges may apply.

MOVE IN DAY

Move-In Day: The day we are all looking forward to! Below are some need-to-know facts about this day!

Andrews Hall

Mailing Address:

Resident’s Name

Andrews Hall Room #

1051 Chapin Street

Chadron, NE 69337

On-Duty Phone: 308-747-2614

https://www.csc.edu/housing/residence-life/andrews/index.csc

Edna Work Hall/Wing

Mailing Address:

Resident’s Name

Edna Work Hall or Wing Room #

1065 Main Street

Chadron, NE 69337

On-Duty Phone: 308-747-2618

https://www.csc.edu/housing/residence-

life/edna/index.csc

High Rise

Mailing Address:

Resident’s Name

High Rise Room #

501 E 10th Street

Chadron, NE 69337

On Duty Phone: 308-747-2605

https://www.csc.edu/housing/residence-

life/highrise/index.csc

Kent Hall

Mailing Address:

Resident’s Name

Kent Hall Room #

1050 Shelton Street

Chadron, NE 69337

On Duty Phone: 308-

747-2617

https://www.csc.edu/housing/

residence-life/kent/index.csc

RESIDENCE HALL INFORMATION

Eagle Ridge 1

Mailing Address:

Resident’s Name

Eagle Ridge Building 1

709 E 12th Street, Mailbox #

Chadron, NE 69337

Eagle Ridge 2

Mailing Address:

Resident’s Name

Eagle Ridge Building 2

715 E 12th Street, Mailbox #

Chadron, NE 69337

Eagle Ridge 3

Mailing Address:

Resident’s Name

Eagle Ridge Building 3

721 E 12th Street, Mailbox #

Chadron, NE 69337

Below is the address and on-duty number for your residence hall. For more specific information on room dimensions,

residence hall attributes, and residence hall staff, please visit the link under the appropriate residence hall.

On-Duty Phone: 308-747-2619

https://www.csc.edu/housing/residence-life/eagleridge/index.csc

Every campus resident is required to have a meal plan while living on campus. The meal plan offers access

to the Dining Room, Eagle Market, and Eagle to Go.

DINING SERVICES

Meal Plan Options

280 meal block plan + $200 EagleBucks:

Access at any dining location for 280 meals,

eaten anytime in the semester (approximately

17 meals per week) and $200 EagleBucks per

semester. All meals must be used by the stu-

dent purchasing the plan.

200 meal block plan + $200 EagleBucks:

Access at any dining location for 200 meals,

eaten anytime in the semester. All meals must

be used by the student purchasing the plan.

150 meal block plan + $200 EagleBucks:

Access at any dining location for 150 meals,

eaten anytime in the semester (approximately

9 meals per week) and $200 EagleBucks per

semester. All meals must be used by the stu-

dent purchasing the plan.

80 meal block plan + $50 EagleBucks

Only available to commuter students; access at

any dining location for 80 meals, eaten anytime

in the semester and $50 EagleBucks per se-

mester. All meals must be used by the student

purchasing the plan.

Locations

Dining Room: Located on the west side

of the Student Center, the Dining Room offers

freshly prepared meals Sunday through Fri-

day. There are three main entrée lines, a sal-

ad bar, a sandwich bar, pizza, ice cream, and

a dessert bar available at this location.

Hours

M-F: 7-9:30 am, 10:30-1:30 pm, 4:30-7 pm

(6 pm on Friday).

Sunday: 11-1:30 pm, 1:30-3 pm, 3-7 pm

Eagle Market: Located on the east side of

the Student Center, the Eagle Market pro-

vides convenient meals and snacks to stu-

dents. Starbucks, Chilaca, Stack Burger, and

Sub Stand are all offered at this location.

Hours

Monday-Saturday, 8 am-8 pm.

Eagle to Go: Located in the lobby of High

Rise, Eagle to Go offers a variety of snacks

and drinks for your nighttime cravings.

Hours

8 pm—Midnight every day.

Paper billing statements will not be mailed to students. It is the student’s responsibility to check their

MyCSC to find their account balance and make payments by the published payment deadlines located

at https://www.csc.edu/businessoffice/billing.csc

MAKING PAYMENTS

1 (308) 432-6240 businessoffice@csc.edu Crites Hall 115 M-F 8 am—4 pm www.csc.edu/businessoffice

Questions about billing? Contact the Business Office.

We are looking forward to seeing you on campus soon.

SEE YOU SOON!

1 (308) 432-6466 cschousing@csc.edu Crites Hall 102 M-F 7:30 am—4:30 pm www.csc.edu/housing

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