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Summer 2008

Dates:

Monday, May 12 - Friday, June 27, 2008

What to bring

  • bring your signed social security card and driver's license!
  • To register for a summer course (3 credits max) visit Michigan Tech University's Summer Schedule.

Accommodations

Rooms
The standard room (including closet) measures 12 feet by 15 feet. A typical double room is furnished with a bunk bed, chest of drawers, two desks, two study chairs, shelves, towel bars, waste basket, and carpeted floor. Linens will be provided. For more information go to: Residential Services website.

Electrical Appliances
Electrical clocks, radios, stereos, televisions, blankets, razors, personal computers, and small refrigerators may be used in rooms. The only cooking appliances permitted are coffee makers and microwaves, with self-contained heating units. University-owned refrigerators (4.0 cubic feet) are available for rent. The cost is ~$35 for the summer.

MTU Cable

Every student room is wired for Michigan Tech''s in-house cable TV system. The system offers a basic package of 50 channels including the MTU Movie Channel, where residents choose the movies each month. Also offered are discount rates on HBO and Showtime premium channels.

Telephone Service

Students must provide their own telephone. Local service, voice mail, call waiting, and call forwarding are part of your housing package. Long distance charges will be billed directly to each student.

Computer Networking

Network connections in student rooms are available and considered a privilege for residents in housing. Information Technology Telecommunications Support (TelCom) offers a high-speed network connection that includes internet access. The ResNet service costs $18.00 per month and installation is free. For more information: call (906) 487-2000 or visit their website at www.tc.mtu.edu

Don't Forget

▪ Address Book
▪ Alarm Clock
▪ Bathing suit
▪ Blankets
▪ Camera
▪ Cleaning Supplies
▪ Coaxial cable
▪ Coffee Maker
▪ Extension cords
▪ Fabric softener
▪ Fan
▪ First aid supplies
▪ Garbage bags (small)
▪ Hair dryer
▪ Hangers
▪ Laundry bag/basket
▪ Laundry soap
▪ Microwave
▪ Radio/Stereo
▪ Tableware
▪ Telephone
▪ Television
▪ Toiletry items
▪ Towels & Washcloths
▪ Sports equipment

Other things to remember. . .

It's a good idea to include good walking shoes and/or hiking boots, roller blades, and any other outdoor equipment you might want. There is an abundance of things to do outdoors up here in the summer, so come prepared!

For local area information visit: http://www.keweenaw.info/

The average area temperature in the summer is in the 70s. However, it does get into the upper 90s, as well as down into the 40s or 50s. Be prepared for any type of weather! http://www.mtu.edu/weather/

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For more information, contact:

madeline Madeline Mercado Voelker
Coordinator, Hispanic-Latino Outreach
(906) 487-2920
mmercado@mtu.edu
Lori Muhlig
Coordinator, Native American Outreach
(906) 487-2920
muhlig@mtu.edu
   

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