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While most student concerns and complaints can and should be resolved informally, there is a formal general complaint procedure described in the “Support for Students” section of the Undergraduate Student Handbook as well as on the Graduate/DPS Policies page of the website.

Note that these procedures cover complaints of a general nature and do not supersede specific policies involving special cases such as grade appeals, sexual harassment, etc., which are covered elsewhere in the Student Handbook, catalog or Graduate/DPS Policies.  

For more information, contact the student life department (studentlife@georgefox.edu).

The Campus Public Safety office is offering a series of CPR, AED and First Aid courses in July and August. Courses are designed for the general public, whether you need First Aid and/or CPR and AED for a job requirement or want basic classes for your own needs.  

The sessions will teach you how to perform CPR on adults, children and infants, including rescue breathing with a mask; how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED); and how to help someone who is choking. Also included is basic First Aid, choking, and care for common medical, injury and environmental emergencies. 

For more details on dates, times and cost, and to sign up, visit the Campus Public Safety website.

Plant Services will be cleaning and re-striping the parking areas directly in front of Weesner Village, as well as the Weesner House lot, on Monday, July 1, and Tuesday, July 2. Please vacate these areas on Sunday night, June 30, to avoid potential damage to your vehicles.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation!

The Campus Public Safety office is offering a series of CPR, AED and First Aid courses in July and August. Courses are designed for the general public, whether you need First Aid and/or CPR and AED for a job requirement or want basic classes for your own needs.  

The sessions will teach you how to perform CPR on adults, children and infants, including rescue breathing with a mask; how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED); and how to help someone who is choking. Also included is basic First Aid, choking, and care for common medical, injury and environmental emergencies. 

For more details on dates, times and cost, and to sign up, visit the Campus Public Safety website.

Students: Following are the dates when the vehicle registration portal will open:

• July 1: All commuters and graduate students only
• July 8: Seniors
• July 15: Juniors
• July 22: Sophomores

For incoming freshmen and transfer students, the application for a parking permit will open up on July 1 on the Campus Public Safety website. Approved residential applicants will then be given instructions on how to register for a permit.

Commuters and graduate students may register only one vehicle on MyGFU, and if they have a second family-owned vehicle they switch in-between, that vehicle must be registered in the Campus Public Safety office. This option is only for a second family-owned vehicle, not a roommate’s, girlfriend’s or boyfriend’s vehicle, etc.

Commuter and graduate parking permits are not limited, but residential permits are. Please register when the registration portal opens up for your class so as to not miss out on a permit.

Questions that aren’t answered on our website? Out-of-the-box vehicle situation? Call 503-554-2090 during business hours, or write Elrike Shaw at eshaw@georgefox.edu.

Employees: Be sure to pass this information along to students you know.

Check out the adult and junior tennis clinics being offered this summer at the university’s new indoor courts at 1101 E. Crestview Dr. They began this week and will continue through mid-August.

Instructor Jeff Cero, an associate head coach with the George Fox men’s program, will host two-hour adult sessions on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, with classes based on skill level, from beginners to a 4.5+ National Tennis Rating Program level. The format will include drills for the first hour and match play the second. The cost is $25 per class or $99 for five classes.

Junior lessons for ages 8 to 18 are offered on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays throughout the day, for beginners as well as more advanced players. The cost is $25 per lesson, or 12 classes for $250 (two free).

To sign up or learn more, visit this page. You can also drop in on the day of and pay by check or cash.

Bon Appetit’s culinary road trip along Route 66 is taking us to Texas today (Wednesday). Come to the Klages patio between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. for traditional beef brisket along with regional side dishes, dessert and sweet tea. The cost is just $7.25.

Don’t forget to ask for a punch card if you haven’t gotten one yet. If you visit four or more times, you can enter the drawing for a fun prize at the end of the road.

The Hadlock Student Center is hosting another “River Night” tomorrow (Wednesday) from 4 to 7 p.m. Bring your dinner and come join us at Rogers Landing. We will have kayaks, paddleboards, and lawn games ready for you and the family.

The cost is $3 per person or $6 per family. Please contact Rob Simpson at simpsonr@georgefox.edu with any questions. 

Bon Appetit’s culinary road trip along Route 66 is taking us to Texas tomorrow (Wednesday). Come to the Klages patio between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. for traditional beef brisket along with regional side dishes, dessert and sweet tea. The cost is just $7.25.

Don’t forget to ask for a punch card if you haven’t gotten one yet. If you visit four or more times, you can enter the drawing for a fun prize at the end of the road.

The Hadlock Student Center is hosting another “River Night” on Wednesday, June 19, from 4 to 7 p.m. Bring your dinner and come join us at Rogers Landing. We will have kayaks, paddleboards, and lawn games ready for you and the family.

The cost is $3 per person or $6 per family. Please contact Rob Simpson at simpsonr@georgefox.edu with any questions. 

Know any football players looking to get in a workout this month? The university’s football program is hosting four camps under the direction of coaches John Bates and Ken Ingram.

Here are the dates of upcoming camps:

• June 15-18: High School Team Camp
• June 21-24: High School Team Camp
• June 25-27: Youth Football Day Camp (Grades 3-8)
• June 28-29: Individual Skills Camp

To learn more, visit this page on the athletics site.

Is it hot enough yet? If the river is your choice of cool-down today and tomorrow, please be aware of these important safety tips before just plunging in! 

• Most Oregon rivers are still cold! The Deschutes and the Sandy rivers are still in the 50s, and the Willamette is in the mid-60s. That cold water can shock your system and cause you to gasp involuntarily and to take in water and drown!
• Wear a life jacket. Always.
• Don’t leave children unattended around any body of water, even for a second.
• Learn CPR and never swim alone (Campus Public Safety offers CPR/first aid/AED classes; call us at 503-554-2090 for details).
• Never dive into unknown water unless you know the depth and that there aren’t submerged logs, strong currents or other hazards.
• All boats, no matter the size, need one wearable PFD (personal flotation device) for each person on board. Anyone under 12 must wear it at all times.

If trouble arises, attempting to rescue a swimmer in danger is very dangerous and can lead to multiple drownings. Trained rescuers teach and use a protocol called “Talk, Reach, Throw, Row.”

TALK. Call 911, then talk to the person and see if you can coach them to swim to you on shore or to a boat.

REACH. Next, try to reach them by extending a branch, pole or inflatable boat. Do NOT allow them to grab hold of your body; they may try to pull you in.

THROW. You can throw a distressed person a life jacket, life ring, rope or any other object that will help them stay afloat.

ROW. If necessary, use a boat to get to the person.

Thanks to Wilsonville Police Chief Rob Wurpes for these valuable tips!

Bon Appetit’s culinary road trip along Route 66 will be featuring an Oklahoma menu this week.

Stop by for lunch today (Wednesday) between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. and enjoy Indian fry bread tacos with all the toppings, Spanish rice, cowboy caviar, a locally inspired dessert, and a beverage, all for $7.25. We’ll be serving on the patio outside the Klages Center.

If you don’t already have a punch card, be sure to ask for one in the Bruin Den. If you visit us four or more times, you will be entered in a drawing to win a fun prize at the end of the road!

Bon Appetit’s culinary road trip along Route 66 will be featuring an Oklahoma menu this week.

Stop by for lunch tomorrow (Wednesday) between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. and enjoy Indian fry bread tacos with all the toppings, Spanish rice, cowboy caviar, a locally inspired dessert, and a beverage, all for $7.25. We’ll be serving on the patio outside the Klages Center.

If you don’t already have a punch card, be sure to ask for one in the Bruin Den. If you visit us four or more times, you will be entered in a drawing to win a fun prize at the end of the road!

George Fox University’s Physical Therapy Clinic is open now and all summer long to serve your needs. We provide care from prevention to after-surgery rehabilitation.

Our team of therapists are board-certified specialists in sports medicine, pediatrics and neuro-rehab. We can help you regain function, decrease pain and enjoy life more. Some of the common conditions we treat are sprains and strains of all body parts, surgeries to the extremities and spine, chronic pain and many more!

If you would like more information regarding our services, or would like to speak with a licensed physical therapist, please give us a call at 503-554-2479 or visit our website.

We are providers for Regence Blue Cross of Oregon and are out-of-network providers for most other insurances. We look forward to meeting you and helping you on your journey to well-being.

The registrar’s office is considering changing the name of the Application for Degree form in order to better communicate to our students what they are doing and why it’s important.

Please complete this short survey to let us know what terminology best communicates the goal of the form so students know what it is and why they need to complete it.

Thank you!

The Office of Student Life is seeking a graphic design and hospitality specialist for both fall and spring semester during the 2019-20 academic year.

Please look for the complete job description in Handshake, or contact Jere Witherspoon (jwitherspoon@georgefox.edu or 503-554-2316) in the student life office for more information regarding the application process.

We are in for a very hot week, so here are some tips for staying safe.

• Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! If you feel thirsty, you are already dehydrated.
• Learn the signs of heat stroke and heat exhaustion.
• Do NOT prop open your doors. We know it is hard to sleep when it is hot, but propping open your doors puts the entire floor or apartment at risk.
• Purchase fans for your room now before the local supply is exhausted.
• Purchase wooden dowels and cut them two to four inches less than the width of your window panel. That way your windows can stay open, but intruders can’t enter. Close your windows before going to work and draw the drapes/blinds to keep your residence as cool as possible.
• The temptation to sleep outside is great, but please consider your own personal safety and risk.
• Don’t forget the sunscreen, wide hat and sunglasses!
• If you feel faint, get out of the sun into a cool area and sip on water. Seek medical attention if symptoms don’t improve.
  
  – From Your Campus Public Safety Office

The Office of Student Life is seeking a graphic design and hospitality specialist for both fall and spring semester during the 2019-20 academic year.

Please look for the complete job description in Handshake, or contact Jere Witherspoon (jwitherspoon@georgefox.edu or 503-554-2316) in the student life office for more information regarding the application process.

As of June 7, the Office for Spiritual Life (including the Serve Day office) is no longer located in the Sheridan Street House. Through the summer months, we will be temporarily working in the Hadlock Student Leadership Center until the Barclay House renovation is complete.

Our phone lines have been transferred to Hadlock, and if you need to see us in person feel free to stop by.

Thank you for your flexibility with us in our transition.