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    You Asked, They Answered: Unanswered Feedback From November's Town Hall Meeting Gets Resolved Here

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    This document is a newsletter that summarizes questions and answers from a previous town hall meeting. It addresses questions about rates for returning students, construction projects at the university including a new roof and carpeting, computer resources and printing, and vending machines in residence halls. The newsletter provides concise responses to each question and announces the next town hall meeting for students to ask additional questions.

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    YOU ASKED,

    THEY ANSWERED
    Unanswered feedback from November’s Town Hall
    Meeting gets resolved here.
    The Graffiti: Special Edition
    Volume 1, Issue 6

    Q: Will the locked in rate for returning stu- Q: Targhee is having some internet connection
    dents be available for students here for one issues, is it because we live so far out & how
    semester? -Lana Barg, Upham Hall do we fix it (We love having the kitchen,
    A: Yes-any student living with us this year fyi)? Britnee Packwood, Targhee hall
    will be eligible for the locked in rate. A: Auxiliary Computer Services was not
    aware of Targhee connection issues, please have
    January 25th, 2010

    Q: When is the new roof expected to be in the students experiencing this issue contact us
    place in Wallace? directly at 885-5507 and we would be happy to
    A: The contractor is supposed to have the assist.
    entire roof project completed within 90 days of
    the start of the project which should proceed on Q: Why choose to stop naming the Education
    December 7 (which is about the first or second Hall, the “Education Hall”, if we have ed
    week in March- although there have been some majors in that hall? What will it become and
    delays due to rain). why? Ryan Allstott, Education Hall
    A: This decision was made based on the
    Q: Will we be able to get new carpets in Wal- low demand of the hall; College of Education
    lace?–Chelsea Almas, Carter Hall involvement in the hall was lacking, and the
    A: That would be part of our building re- need for increased academic traditional hall
    model project which is 3 years out at this point. space.

    Q: What would it take to get a color printer & Q: Why are there no vending machines in the
    large format scanner in the McConnell com- LLC’s? Would putting vending machines in
    puter lab? -Greg Kirk, McConnell Hall the LLC’s be possible for next semester or
    A: This would require a request of ITS next year? Seth Frasure, Scholars Hall
    since they manage the computer labs. A: We actually have both a candy/chips
    Residence Hall Association

    vending machine and 20 ounce soda machine


    Q: What would it take & is it likely to have air near the 24 hour desk. Is there something more
    conditioning installed in McConnell hall? – that students would like to see? Based on the
    Greg Kirk size of each LLC, machines for each building are
    A: Unlikely in the immediate future be not viable for our vendor to provide but we do
    cause of debt associated with the building. have machines available near the 24 hour desk
    for the facility.

    Have more questions or comments for Housing, Dining, or other venues on Campus? Attend our
    next TOWN HALL MEETING which will be sometime in March or email president@reshalls.org,
    vicepres@reshalls.org, or mcc@reshalls.org.

    president@reshalls.org– Matthew Baughman, RHA President,. He does a little of all of it.


    with your E-Board.
    Get re-acquainted

    vicepres@reshalls.org– Robb Haydon, RHA Vice-President. He manages RHA monies.


    mcc@reshalls.org– Hannah Schnuerle, RHA MCC. She advertises RHA in varying forms.
    events@reshalls.org– THIS POSITION IS OPEN.
    ncc@reshalls.org– Tasha Thompson, RHA NCC. She attends and learns from conferences.
    service@reshalls.org– Jamie Lockie, RHA CSC. She organizes community service events.
    nrhh@reshalls.org- Kerie Jo, NRHH President. She is a liaison between RHA and NRHH.
    Telephone: 208.885.5948

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