Student Handbook - Rudolf Steiner College

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Early Life Center Lauren Hickman, Center Director 916-961-8727 ext. 117 earlychildhood@steinercollege.edu Office in Stegmann Hall The Caldwell Early Life Center offers nurture, support, and education to early childhood teachers, care providers and families. It reaches out beyond the College into the wider community on behalf of young children. The center’s activities include: 15 • Courses in parenting and family life • Community events such as puppet shows, festivals, and fundraisers for local and global causes Future plans include construction of a classroom and daycare complex to house early childhood activities on campus. Please contact the center director and/or visit the College website for more information on the center and its activities. Garden Raphael Garden – A Working Farm Harald Hoven, Master Gardener 916-965-0389 harald.hoven@steinercollege.edu Apprentice House 916-966-0938 rapahel.garden@gmail.com The two-acre College garden is a major center of Biodynamic (BD) work in North America. The garden is home to a forty-share CSA (community supported agriculture) organization and each week provides fresh vegetables and fruits to more than sixty families. Those wishing to apply for membership in the CSA should contact Harald or the apprentice house. The garden also produces and distributes biodynamic-quality seeds and biodynamic preparations. The farm is home to a number of cows, sheep, chickens and ducks. The Tuesday evening study group for the apprentices is open to College students at no charge. Students may attend the weekend BD workshops at the discounted student rate. Students wishing some physical exercise are always welcome, even for a short time, as volunteers in the garden. Gardens and Grounds Department Jim Bowen soilwellness@gmail.com 916-878-9639 The gardens and grounds department is responsible for all the outdoor campus landscape except for the fields, meadows, and garden beds that are part of Raphael Garden.
Housing Office Anthony Holly, Housing Manager 916-864-4816 housing@steinercollege.edu Office in Monet Students may request short-term or long-term student housing. Short-term housing is available at a nightly rate. Inquire at the housing office for rates. There are two main long-term options: On-Campus Student Housing and Off-Campus Private Housing. On-Campus Student Housing The two student residences contain a total of eight home units, each with six private bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room/dining room, and a kitchen. Each resident has a private room with a desk, chair, lamp, bed, and closet with storage shelves. A telephone line is available for activation in each bedroom. Every room has independent cooling and heating controls that can be adjusted by the occupant. Wired and wireless internet is provided for all residents. Ethernet cables and Wi-fi passwords are provided. Coin-operated laundry facilities are located in far east end of Monet across from the front entrance to Norton Library. Off-Campus Private Housing Rooms in homes near the campus are available and are listed in the housing book in the reception office. Sometimes the housing manager knows about rooms for rent in the community that are not in the housing book. Students seeking off-campus housing should check with the housing manager. The Housing office supports a Housing Forum website at http://steinercollege.info/Housingforum/. At the website, dormitory residents and guests can ask questions, find information, and coordinate ride shares, group car rentals, and airport shuttle plans. This is an insecure site. IT Department IT services are limited for students, but the IT department will try to help with your problem. To submit a help request or report problems, please contact IT through the IT Trouble Ticket link on the Scholar webpage listed below. All students should have a steinercollege.edu e-mail account; for further information please contact the Admissions Office or the IT department. More information on E-mail and other IT services is located at: http://steinercollege.info/scholars/. Maintenance Department Bill Cranstoun 916-860-9593 bill.cranstoun@steinercollege.edu The maintenance department is in charge of emergency and long term repairs and maintenance. For nonemergency issues, contact Tony Holly in the housing office rather than Bill Cranstoun directly. 16
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