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10-29-09	LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW Friday, October 30th is the last day to withdraw! For assistance call Mr. Wesley Bishop, Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, at (504) 286-5326 or Ms. Chandra Richardson, Retention Counselor, at (504) 286-5072. THE DEADLINE TO WITHDRAW IS OCTOBER 30TH, 5:00 P.M.
09-30-09	GET YOUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION KEEPSAKE TODAY Cost: $20 Get your piece of the 50th Anniversary of the opening of Southern University at New Orleans by purchasing this limited edition commemorative keepsake today. This beautiful piece captures the historic Administration Building, the first campus building and the original site of the university. Proceeds from the sales of this item will benefit the Southern University at New Orleans Foundation, the non-profit 501(c)3 fundraising arm of SUNO. To order yours contact Mary Ann Francois in the Office of Community Outreach/ University Advancement at 6400 Press Dr., Administration 312. Only cash, checks and money orders accepted! Checks and money orders are payable to the Southern University at New Orleans (SUNO) Foundation. Please contact Mrs. Francois at: Southern University at New Orleans 6400 Press Dr., New Orleans (504) 286-5340 mfrancoi@suno.edu
09-24-09	NEW APPLICATION FEES Southern University at New Orleans has new application fees. Effective immediately the application fee for undergraduate admission is $20. For international students the fee is $30. For more information call SUNO Admissions at (504) 286-5314 or toll free at (866) 641-0295. The application for graduate admission remains at $25 and $35 for international students.
09-02-09	H1N1 RESOURCE GUIDE Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Guide Resources for Child Care Programs, Schools, Colleges and Universities Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals Alert World Health Organization Resource Page UNIVERSITY GUIDELINES IN CASE A STUDENT OR EMPLOYEE IS INFECTED The student/employee should stay home or in his/her on-campus residential unit at least 24 hours after his/her fever subsides. If possible, an ailing student should return home to recuperate and minimize the risk of infecting others if he/she lives nearby. The student can do so without using public transportation. The university will provide meals and supportive care for student(s) in isolation. Facilities administrators should ensure that residential halls, classrooms, elevators, dining halls and other high-contact areas are cleaned frequently. The university will make accomodations to implement online instruction if necessary. SUNO will utilize broad range communications (i.e. the Emergency Alert Texting System, Twitter, Facebook, local print and broadcast media) to reach students and employees. Any university closure will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Students, high-risk employees and those under 25 years of age will be slated to receive the H1N1 flu vaccine when it becomes available in conjuction with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals.