Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College

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Since 1987, the Bookstore at Rudolf Steiner College has been serving the needs of the students, staff, and faculty of the College and also of the wider community. Located near the main entrance to the campus, the bookstore also offers online shopping at: www.steinercollege.edu/store. In addition to one of the largest collections in North America of titles on Anthroposophy, Waldorf education, biodynamic agriculture, and related topics, the bookstore offers: 13 • Arts, crafts, teaching, and classroom supplies, as well as musical instruments • Medicaments, remedies, and face and body care products from anthroposophical companies • Toys, dolls, and baby products made from natural materials • Beeswax candles and other unique gift items • Food items such as organic, fair-trade chocolate, and biodynamic coffee and tea Matriculated students receive a 10% discount on almost all books, musical instruments, and arts and crafts supplies. Students can activate their student discount after completion of their contract with the College by providing contact information and the name of the program in which they are enrolled. This can be done in person or via email (shopkeeper@steinercollege.edu). Students should inform the shopkeeper of the discount before the sales transaction begins. For students in programs that end in the spring, the discount applies until August 31 of that same year. Campus Services John Cleveland Campus Services Coordinator 961-8727 ext 157 johncleveland@steinercollege.edu or campusservices@steinercollege.edu Office in east end of the crafts building across from Emerson Hall Campus Services is in charge of room use on campus. Rentals of campus facilities are handled by: Caroline Stave-Viemeister Business Services Coordinator caroline.stave@steinercollege.edu 961-8727 ext 154 Center for Systemic Leadership Jane Lorand, Director Leslie Loy, Assistant Director Offices in Monet East jane.lorand@steinercollege.edu leslie.loy@steinercollege.edu www.CenterForSystemicLeadership.org The Center for Systemic Leadership is a joint venture between Rudolf Steiner College and Future Insight Maps (FIM). The Center aims to equip leaders with the critical and systemic thinking skills to effectively work with complex issues in their communities and organizations.
The Center hosts courses in critical and systemic thinking for complexity management. Complex issues require new shapes of leadership, and systemic methods using critical thinking are an essential emerging tool. Systemic refers to something that is spread throughout, system-wide, affecting a group or system such as a body, economy, market or society as a whole. The Center works to support both individuals in nurturing their capacities as leaders—those who take personal responsibility for the outcome—and communities in finding new ways to work through the complex issues which have them stuck, frustrated, or stumped. We wish to empower communities to learn how they can reveal the knowledge they already have in order to address the issues which are unique to their work. Students are welcome to take all courses and workshops and should check with registration for more information. Clara’s Counter Shilo Quinn Barton House Phone: 916-961-8727 ext. 127 shiloscatering@hotmail.com Clara’s Counter is committed to offering wholesome, delicious, organic and biodynamic meals and snacks. A nutritious lunch is served most weekdays from 12:30 to 1:00 PM. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase from “Clara’s Counter” at other times, including during the 10:50 to 11:20 AM break each weekday. Blocks of meal tickets are available. Meals and snacks are available on certain weekends when special events are taking place on campus. Clara’s Kitchen is run as a private, independent business initiative. Development Office Arline Monks, Development Officer 916-961-8727 ext. 171 arline.monks@steinercollege.edu Sandra Gill, Development Office Administrative Assistant 916-961-8727 ext. 172 sandra.gill@steinercollege.edu Offices in small building north of the craft room The development office works with individuals, foundations, and community groups to provide the resources and funding needed to realize the College’s mission. 14
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