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University Public Safety allows students a "grace period" of approximately one week after check in day in September before they start ticketing vehicles without parking permits. If you move in at any other time during the year, your permit needs to be on your vehicle the day you move in.
You need to bring your own phone device - or contact your roommate and see if he/she is bringing a phone. You will need to contact the Telecommunications Office (503-838-8010), located on the main floor of the Administration Building to set up your phone service. Answering machines are not necessary as an automated answering system (AUDIX) is already in place in each of the rooms.
If you choose to bring a phone (non-cell) and hook it up in your room, phone number information is available at the Residential Service Center (RSC), located on the North side of the Valsetz Dining Hall (503-838-8363), University Housing, located on the South side of the Valsetz Dining Hall (503-838-8311), or Telecommunications Office (503-838-8010), located on the main floor of the Administration Building.
To make long-distance calls from a land line, each student must obtain a long distance access code from Telecommunications (503-838-8010) or at the Telecommunications office in the Administration Building, ground floor. Please note: Roommates do NOT share access codes.
Yes, there are computer hookups in all of the rooms. You will need to know your student account information before you can access the network. To obtain your student account information, go to the website: http://www.eou.edu/accountlookup. If you have problems, please visit or call the Residential Computer Lab (89201) located in the main lobby of the Residential Service Center. Once you have your student account information, you can simply open a web browser on your computer and follow the instructions. If you need help connecting to the network, or would like a virus removed, these services are provided at a nominal fee by the Residential Computer Lab staff.
No, each room has been hard-wired for all residents to have access to the WOU network.
The monthly line charge and Telecommunications fee are included in your room and board charges. Students who wish to have the Residential Computing Staff connect their computers to the network are charged a $25.00 connection fee. Instructions are provided. Once you have your student account information, you can simply open a web browser on your computer and follow the instructions if you wish to connect your computer yourself. If you have questions about computer requirements or your network connection in your room, please feel free to call Residential Computing at 503-838-9201 or visit the Residential Computing Website.
Fees are paid according to the fee payment schedule during the first week of classes each term in the cashiers office in the ITC Building Addition. The Fee Payment schedule for 2011-2012 will be posted here when it becomes available.Please see the Fee Payment Schedule.
No. You can make a choice of three payment options:
- Pay for the entire year in one payment.
- Pay only for each term - during that term.
- Use the Revolving Payment Plan to split the term charges into thirds.
Contact the Business Office (503-838-8201) for a Revolving Charge statement of policy. All room and board fees must be paid in full by the end of each term to be eligible for housing the following term or year.
The bookstore is located in the Werner University Center.
University Housing 503-838-8311 | or e-mail: housing@wou.edu
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