Summer 2013 June Summer Services "Rush" Extended Office Hours

June 10 – 12 (second half term rush hours)
Classes begin June 10

Taylorsville Redwood Campus
	Enrollment Services, Student Express, General Academic Advising, Financial Aid, Cashiering	Information Desk and OneCard	Bookstore
Monday, June 10	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Tuesday, June 11	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Wednesday, June 12	8 am – 7 pm	8 am – 8 pm	7:30 am – 8 pm

South City Campus
	Enrollment Services, General Academic Advising, Financial Aid, Cashiering	ID/Information Desk	Bookstore
Monday, June 10	7 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Tuesday, June 11	7 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Wednesday, June 12	8 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	8 am – 8 pm	7:30 am – 8 pm

Jordan Campus
	Enrollment Services, Advising, Financial Aid, Cashiering	Courtesy Desk/OneCard	Bookstore
Monday, June 10	7 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Tuesday, June 11	7 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	7 am – 8 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Wednesday, June 12	8 am – 7 pm (Advising and Financial Aid closing 6 pm)	8 am – 8 pm	8 am– 1 pm and 4 – 8 pm

Miller Campus
	Enrollment Services	Financial Aid, Cashiering, Advising	OneCard	Bookstore
Monday, June 10	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 6 pm	7 am – 8 pm	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm
Tuesday, June 11	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 6 pm (no Advising)	7 am – 8 pm	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm
Wednesday, June 12	8 am – 7 pm	8 am – 6 pm (no Advising)	8 am – 8 pm	9 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm

Highland Center – Enrollment Services and Bookstore
	Enrollment Services	Bookstore
Monday, June 10	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Tuesday, June 11	7 am – 7 pm	7 am – 8 pm
Wednesday, June 12	8 am – 7 pm	8 am– 1 pm and 4 – 8 pm

Westpointe Center – Enrollment Services
Monday, June 10	7 am – 6 pm
Tuesday, June 11	7 am – 6 pm
Wednesday, June 12	8 am – 6 pm

Please contact the DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER to arrange for accommodations or inquire about office hours (801) 957-4659

After the "Rush Hours" the Student Services will return to regularly scheduled hours.

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