Hello,
2016-ers!
OK,
you’re in the home stretch! I hope that
you all had a restful, fun Thanksgiving Break.
I’m guessing that it was probably a little daunting to come back to the
impending deadlines for papers, exams, presentations, etc. I have a couple of words of wisdom to get
you through the next few weeks: planning and sleep. These are often the very things that you may
not feel you have time for, but I suggest that they are the very things that
will be most useful for you. more>>
Kimberlyn Montford
Class Marshal
Dear Class of 2016:
During this season of lights and celebration, it is easy to feel the energy at Trinity and within the community! It is impossible not to notice the ornaments, the wreaths, the music, and the crowds of people filled with the anticipation of reuniting with family and friends for a traditional holiday. Beyond your pending papers and examinations, my hope is that you will soon and safely be reunited with your own loved ones, and able to share some exciting stories about your first semester at Trinity University! more>>
During this season of lights and celebration, it is easy to feel the energy at Trinity and within the community! It is impossible not to notice the ornaments, the wreaths, the music, and the crowds of people filled with the anticipation of reuniting with family and friends for a traditional holiday. Beyond your pending papers and examinations, my hope is that you will soon and safely be reunited with your own loved ones, and able to share some exciting stories about your first semester at Trinity University! more>>
Jim Boelens
Alumni Sponsor
Going home for the winter break can be stressful, especially for First-Years,
for a variety of reasons that you may not have considered. Check out
this link for some excellent advice.
Surviving Exam Period
Exam period
is coming, and Trinity professors write some tough exams! Therefore, it is in your best interest to
start preparing now. First, make
a list of all your remaining assignments and exams. Second, break each task into manageable
steps. Third, estimate how many hours it
will take you to accomplish each step for each item on your list. Fourth, put the items on a calendar with your
time estimates written next to them. Now
you can see how many hours of work are needed on the days leading up to each
due date, so you can plan accordingly.
For more specific study skills, please visit Counseling
Services’ self-help page.
Dear
First-Year Students,
Check out
the exciting events below that will be happening over Winter Break! Winter Break Making Connections events happen
annually all over the country in early January.
Hosted by Trinity Alumni Chapters, these events are special
opportunities for students and alumni to come together, network, and build
lasting, professional relationships. You
can find more information about these events and R.S.V.P. in TigerJobs. Even though you may have no idea
where your career path is headed, you can benefit immensely from getting to
know our alumni and hearing about their experiences. So, mark your calendars! Finally, we’d like
to remind you that our office will remain open December 1 – 21, so feel free to
call for an appointment with a career advisor (we also meet with students via
Skype!) at 210-999-8321. We’ll be closed
December 24 – January 1. We wish you
the best of luck on your final exams, and we look forward to your return next
semester! more>>
Late Night Breakfast
Dining Services

New P.O.D. Holiday Deals Online
Birthday Cake Orders
CampusDish Mobile App
more>>
Opt-In for Online W-2
Finals have
you stressed? Out of dine? Don't miss the annual
Late Night Breakfast, sponsored by Residential Life at 11:55 p.m. Thursday,
Dec. 6, in Mabee Hall. Hang out, take a study break, and fill up on your
favorite breakfast foods. And the best part? It's FREE!

New P.O.D. Holiday Deals Online
Birthday Cake Orders
CampusDish Mobile App
more>>
Opt-In for Online W-2
Students
who held a job on campus during the 2012 calendar year can sign-up to receive
your Form W-2 via Tiger’s Lair. Go to Employee
Profile and give
your consent to receive the form electronically. Visit Payroll in Tiger’s Lair to learn more about
how you can sign-up!
Residence
Hall Closing
Residents
are expected to leave 24 hours after their last final. Door locks
will be disabled at noon on Saturday, December 15, 2012. Once the
building has been officially closed, keys will not work
and re-entry will not be allowed until halls reopen on Sunday,
January 13, 2013 so please remember to pack important items (i.e.
passports, prescription medicine, contact lenses, etc.). Students
may leave belongings in the room over the break and will not need to turn in
keys.


