Parent & Guest Campus Resources Presentation - Corey Thoss Senior Assistant Dean of Students Director of New Student Programs
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Parent & Guest Campus Resources Presentation Corey Thoss Senior Assistant Dean of Students Director of New Student Programs
The Rest of Your Day • Resource Review • Student Panel • Lunch (Woohoo!) • Illini Union Parent & Family Programs Office • Campus Safety • Housing • Other Opportunities
FERPA
FERPA • Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act • The rights transfer from parent to student • Parents/Guardians have limited access to student information • For more information about FERPA, please visit REGISTRAR.ILLINOIS.EDU
ID Center
What is an ‘i-card”? • Meal plans • Library services • Campus Recreation • Door access • McKinley Health Center • Local bus service • Illini Cash campus debit • Discounts • Student banking (optional)
Handling their i-card • A student’s first i-card is free –Replacements cost $20 • It’s University property: do not punch, mark, sticker, or alter it • Use only your i-card • Report lost cards immediately
Getting an i-card
Get it today!!
• Issued at the ID Center, in Illini Union Bookstore
• The student will need
–Government-issued photo ID
go.Illinois.edu/proofsofidentity
4 YEARS 1,000
POSSIBILITIES
Make the most
of your college life
and your money
PNC is the preferred student
banking provider for the University
of Illinois
2019
PNC BANK + UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
VIRTUAL WALLET STUDENT® PNC ATMS ON CAMPUS
Designed to meet the unique 8 PNC ATMs on campus where PNC
needs of students customers with a checking product
have free access to their money —
find the one nearest you at
pnc.com/locator
CONVENIENT BRANCH ON CAMPUS
Located at the Illini Union Bookstore for
all of your banking needs
ID LINKING
Link your PNC accounts
to your i-card and use it
as an ATM card
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Virtual Wallet Student is a registered trademark of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
©2019 The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. All rights reserved. PNC Bank, National Association. Member
FDICREADY FOR THE NEXT STEP?
IT’S EASY TO APPLY FOR AN ACCOUNT
With your Social Security number and a valid photo ID,
you can apply for your PNC account by:
Meeting us on campus today during lunch in SDRP or at our
on-campus branch.
Visiting your local branch.
Go to pnc.com/locator to find the closest branch.
Visiting pnc.com/ui
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©2019 The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. All rights reserved. PNC Bank, National Association. Member
FDICMore information…
www.icard.uillinois.edu
Illini Union Bookstore, First Floor
809 S. Wright St.
Champaign, IL 61820
Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm
217-244-0135
idcenter@Illinois.eduStudent Health Insurance We’ve got you covered!
Location Student Health Insurance Office 1109 South Lincoln Avenue McKinley Lobby & Room 29 Lower Level Urbana, Illinois 61801 PH: 217-333-0165 Fax: 217-244-9886 Email: insure@Illinois.edu
Student Health Insurance
Fall Enrollment
August 23, 2019
Deadline September 27, 2019
• Enroll into the plan
• Waive coverage (For the academic year)
• Add Dependents (Student must enroll first per semester )Student Health Benefits Include… • Worldwide Coverage • Allows students to choose any doctor or hospital for treatment • No referrals or pre-authorizations necessary
When a student may use this plan
• Anytime your student accesses services outside of McKinley
• Surgeries
• Hospitalization
• Emergency room visits
• Mental Health Care/Therapy
• When a student needs medical attention outside of the
Urbana-Champaign AreaUndergraduate Student Fee…
• Fall - $544
August 24, 2019 - January 17, 2020
• Spring - $544
January 18, 2020 - May 15, 2020
• Summer - $544
May 16, 2020 - August 22, 2020Opt Out/Waiver Process… • Students coverage would have to be compliant with the Affordable Care Act (ACA). • Can opt out during the Enrollment/Change Period. – August 23-September 27, 2019 • To find the Waiver form go online to www.si.Illinois.edu, under Opt Out.
What is considered ACA Compliant? • No maximum lifetime dollar amount limit. • No restrictions to coverage for pre-existing conditions. • Must provider for inpatient and outpatient mental health care. • Cover health care received within a 50 mile radius of the Urbana-Champaign campus. • Be in effect on or before August 24,2019 and must remain in effect until the last semester the student is enrolled for that academic year.
Before opting out, consider this… • If your plan requires the student see a specific doctor and there is not one in the UIUC area, the student would need to travel home to see that doctor. So in effect, there would be no coverage here at school. • Please contact them with any further questions
Student Health Insurance Contact
Info: Office of Student Health Insurance
1109 S. Lincoln Ave.
Urbana, IL 61801
insure@illinois.edu
(217) 333-0165
si.Illinois.edu
Walk-in hours: M-F, 8am-5pm
Phone: M-F, 8am-5pm
(217) 333-0165McKinley Health Center
What’s the difference between
Student Health Insurance and McKinley Health Center?
Student Health Insurance McKinley Health Center
• McKinley is the only campus health
• Supports students at off campus center for students who have been
health facilities if there is a need assessed the health service fee
• Students are automatically enrolled • Fee is assessed to students enrolled in
into the University plan, but have the 6+ hrs and is mandatory (no waiver)
ability to opt out if they qualify
• FEES: $238/semester, $119/summer
• Fees:
• Students can use all of McKinley’s
– $544 Each Semester a student is services including health education,
enrolled in courses mental health, women’s health, lab,
• To opt out, students must fill out the radiology, and pharmacy to name a few
online form and show they are in • Your insurance carrier is not a factor
compliance with the Affordable Care when coming to McKinley
Act.Other Campus Resources
Counseling Center
Counseling Center • Designed to address social, academic, relational, and emotional concerns • Experienced and trained staff • Individual and group counseling • Crisis and Triage management • American Psychological Association (APA) Accredited
Office of the Dean of Students
Student Assistance Center & E-Dean
• Common Reasons to Contact the Student Assistance Center
– Academic difficulty due to physical or mental health issues
– Extenuating life circumstances impacting academic performance and/or overall functioning
– Seeking assistance finding or getting connected to support services on campus
– Medical withdrawal and re-entry
– To report a concern about the well-being or safety of themselves, another student, or the broader community
– Difficulty with a professor or TA
– Not sure where else to go
• When to call the Emergency Dean
– A student has been seriously hurt and a group of friends are in the hospital waiting room upset and awaiting news
about the student’s condition.
– A group of students living in an apartment complex experienced flooding in their apartments at 9 pm. They are
displaced and need assistance finding lodging for the night.
– A parent wants university assistance in notifying a child, who is a student, about the sudden death of a close family
member.New Student Programs
What we do… • New Student Programs aspires to provide a transformative experience for undergraduate students through an integrated first year experience that supports students to become engaged leaders in the campus and global community.
Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates • Topics Covered: Healthy relationships, gender roles and stereotypes, the importance of consent, bystander intervention, understanding and responding to sexual misconduct, and campus policies, reporting, & resource information • Deadline: Training is mandatory for all students and should be completed prior to classes starting (spring registrations holds for students who do not complete) • How to Access: Training can be accessed via the admitted student checklist, ISSS checklist, or through instructions in student email • Questions: Contact the Title IX & Disability Office at (217) 333-3333 or titleixcoordinator@illinois.edu
Mandatory Programming • Summer: – Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates: Online • Fall Semester: – ACE-IT: Alcohol Education – FYCARE: First Year Campus Acquaintance Rape Education
August Programs
• Fall Orientation Programs/Welcome Days
– Thursday, August 22nd: Move-In, Parent/Guest Sendoff, Welcome
Days Kickoff!
– Friday, August 23rd: New Student Convocation, College Meetings
– Saturday, August 24th: Campus Classroom Tours, Sights & Sounds
– Sunday, August 25th: Transfer Student Orientation, Quad DayMore information…
New Student Programs
410 Turner Student Services
610 East John Street
Champaign, IL 61822
newstudent@Illinois.edu
217-333-4057Student Panel
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