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 May, 2011
May, 2011
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Dear Student;

Can you believe this school year is almost over? I hope this past year has been a successful one for you, full of good memories and learning experiences. Many of you will be crowning your achievements with a graduation ceremony or possibly transferring to a four-year school. We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors!

If you are returning to Surry Community College for summer or fall classes, you are to be commended also. Learning never stops! Many fall and summer classes are still open; check out the Important Dates section of this newsletter for enrollment information.

You may already know about our new online registration tool! All currently enrolled students can register for both summer and fall classes simply by logging in to their Knight Life account. Be sure to check out the additional online features within Knight Life such as transcript access, tuition payment, and program (graduation) evaluation.

Whatever your plans, feel free to contact the Office of Student Development with any questions you may have regarding your enrollment.

Have a wonderful summer!

Jamie Childress

Vice President, Student Development

 

As always, if you have any suggestions or comments of what you would like to see in future e-newsletters, please let us know.  

 
Important Dates for May 

May 1: 
-Priority deadline to have completed financial aid file in order to receive aid for Fall Semester

  

May 3: 
-Last day of registration for summer for current, new, and high school students

-Last day of registration for fall for current students.

-Summer registration payment due by 8:00 p.m.

 

May 12:

-Graduation

 

May 16:

-Summer students with third party assistance can begin charging in the Bookstore

-Students with Financial Aid for the summer can begin charging at the Bookstore, using grant and scholarship funds that have been awarded to them

 

May 19-20:

-Late Registration for all students for summer semester (non-paid schedules will be deleted "at close of each day")

 

May 20:

-Last day for 100% refund for summer classes

 

May 22:

-Moodle orientation for summer online classes must be completed by midnight

 

May 23:

-Full-Summer and Summer I begins

 

May 23-25:

-Drop/Add period for Summer courses (payment due "at close of each day" when classes are added)

 

May 25:

-Last day for 75% refund for Summer I

 

May 27:

-Last day for 75% refund for Full-Summer

 

Important Announcements
Need Software for your Online Course?

Surry now offers students free virtual access to Microsoft Office applications needed for online or hybrid courses. For complete details check out our Distance Education website at http://www.surry.edu/de/UsingTheCloud.html.

What to do When the Course you

Need is Full or is not on the Class Schedule

In the event that the course you need is full or the course is not on the schedule, please contact:

 

Kayla Collins

collinsk@surry.edu 

(336) 386-3526

 

Mrs. Collins will pass on your request to the appropriate Dean and Division Chair.  If there is enough student interest, a new course may be opened.  Please provide a brief statement about why you need the course (for example, to graduate, to meet a pre-requisite requirement, etc.).

 

BOOKSTORE NEWS 

Buy Back - Located in the Bookstore
 May 3, 4, 5, & 9 (9am - 6pm)
 May 6 (9am - 2pm)

Summer Semester Opening Buy Back - Located in the Bookstore
 May 25 (9am - 6pm)

 

 

The Corporate and Continuing Education (CCE) Oil Painting classes invite everyone to attend their annual Art Show.

 

Sunday, May 22, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

 At the Pilot Center 

Club Events and News
SCC Environmental Council

Check out the SCC Environmental Council Facebook page for some good ideas to go GREEN!

http://www.facebook.com/SCCEnvironmentalCouncil 

Student Information

gamblingHas Gambling Become More Than A Game? 
 

Do you or someone you love have a gambling problem? When gambling is more than a game, no one wins.

 

 


Understanding Gambling. Gambling is putting something at stake on the outcome of an event before it happens.  Gambling includes everything from buying a lottery or scratch ticket, playing bingo, to betting on a sports event.

 

What is problem gambling? Problem gambling is gambling to the extent that it causes emotional, family, legal, financial or other problems for the gambler and the people around the gambler.  Problem gambling can get worse over time and gambling problems can range from mild to severe.

 

What are some signs of problem gambling? When people have a problem with gambling, many times they feel like they need to bet more money more frequently.  They feel irritated when they try to stop and think that they can "chase" their losses to recover money.

 

If you or someone you love has a gambling problem call the North Carolina Gambling helpline at 1.877.718.5543. Services are free and confidential.  Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  Experienced Master Level Clinicians available to take your call.