C-50 The Commuter Meal Plan
FSA offers a special $50
meal plan just for commuter students. The C-50 point plan can be purchased
at anytime during the semester.
Commuter students actually have several options in selecting an FSA meal
plan. Nonresidential students may choose from any of the meal plans offered
to residential students or choose one of the point meal plans offered
specifically for commuter students. Point meal plans are based on a declining
balance.
For billing purposes, it is best to sign up for a meal plan during the
first week of a new semester or before the semester starts. The C-50
point meal plan, however, can be purchased at anytime.
Contact the FSA Office, 1st Floor Gregory Hall for more information or
visit their website at www.myfredcard.com/students/meal_plans.htm.
The campus community bus service is free for all
enrolled SUNY Fredonia students. All you need is your Student ID
card. It is available seven days a week while school is in session
so that students have a way to get to school and get to almost any
of the other places in Fredonia that they may need to go.
The Student Association runs
a Coach USA bus which does a loop around the Fredonia campus, village
and shopping centers about every 40 minutes Sunday through Thursday.
On Friday and Saturday the bus runs until 2:30 a.m., but after midnight
until 2:30 it just goes back and forth from downtown Fredonia to the
campus. (Excerpt from The
Campus Report, Feb. 2006).
Bus schedules are available at the Central Ticket
Office, the Student Association office and the Campus Life office,
all located in the Williams Center.
CTS tutors are each paid to work a scheduled number of drop-in hours in the Learning Center (from two to twelve) per week. Each tutor may also work from two to six hours assigned to one student per hour from one of the participating programs listed above. Tutors have a voice in selecting their own hours and are hired for the entire academic year.
Working as a tutor not only pays but has proven to be a golden credential for students seeking admission to graduate programs and competing for jobs, fellowships, and teaching positions.
Hiring is quite competitive, though the number of openings depends on both the demands for tutoring in a particular area and on openings created by tutors who are graduating. We hire a few sophomores who are doing very well in their majors and, naturally, look with special favor on those doing well in double majors.
Not all successful students have the time or inclination to take on a job as intense as peer tutoring. However, it has been our experience that SUNY Fredonia has a great many students with an interest in their academic fields and in other students as well.
Applications forms are available in the EDP office, the Learning Center, and on-line at www.fredonia.edu/tlc. The deadline for completed applications to be turned in to the Learning Center, 4th Floor, Reed Library is 5 p.m., Thursday, March 23, 2006.
Commuter Lockers
