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Meal Plan Policies Food Service Availability and Hours. The dining hall, Crossroads at Gwinn
Commons, provides service beginning with the evening meal on the day the
residence halls open
and ending with the evening meal on the last day of
examinations (see Calendar).
* Retail hours are subject to change. SPU Point Balances. SPU Point balances will carry forward through Spring Quarter, provided you remain on a metal meal plan; however, SPU points cannot be used during breaks. Access to SPU points ends at 5 pm on the Friday before commencement; any remaining balance will be forfeited. If a student cancels his or her metal meal plan, he or she forfeits any remaining SPU Points at that time. Advantage Point Balances. Unused Advantage Points will carry from quarter to quarter and year to year. If no activity is recorded on an account for three consecutive quarters, any remaining Advantage Points will be forfeited. Advantage Points purchased on your housing contract do not automatically renew at the end of the quarter; you may renew them at your discretion in OUS, via the Banner Information System, or via your Campus Card Services online account. A $15 minimum purchase is required. No refunds are given on Advantage Points. Block Meal Plan Balances. Unused Blocks will carry from quarter to quarter and year to year. If no activity is recorded on an account for three consecutive quarters or if you change to a metal meal plan, any remaining Blocks will be forfeited. Block 25 and Block 50 plans purchased on your housing contract do not automatically renew at the end of the quarter; you may renew them at your discretion in OUS or online via the Banner Information System. No refunds are given on Block meal plans. Meal Plan Changes. Residents may change their meal plans in OUS according to the following schedule. No meal plan change requests will be accepted outside of these dates:
Special Dietary Needs. If you have a special diet or food allergy, contact Campus Dining at 206-281-2356 to discuss options to meet your needs. Medical documentation will be required. A wide selection of vegetarian items is offered at all meals, but strict vegans may find the choices restrictive. Students with dietary needs that are unable to be met by Campus Dining should consider living in the campus apartments where a meal plan is not required. Schedule Conflicts. If your class, work schedule, or athletic program conflicts with your meal plan, contact Campus Dining at 206-281-2356 for assistance. They will discuss options to meet your needs.
Get-Well Meals. "Get-well" meals are provided to students who, due to illness or injury, are unable to eat in the dining hall for a limited period of time. If you are ill or injured, complete this form to have a friend pick up a get-well meal for you (directions are included on the form). Contact your PA, RLC, Campus Dining or Housing and Meal Plan Services if you have questions.
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