1320210000000November 2, 2012Dear Students, Faculty, Staff and Parents,

While Hurricane Sandy left unprecedented destruction across several states in its wake, we are grateful that the campus received little damage and no interruption in power. Many of our students, however, live in areas that were significantly affected by the storm, and we want to support them during this difficult time.

Students who need assistance with personal, financial or academic concerns should contact the Office of Student Affairs at (570) 941-7680. Given that individual needs may vary significantly, members of the Student Affairs and Campus Ministry staffs will help you determine which University office or department might best be able to assist. The University Counseling Center on the second floor of McGurrin Hall is also available for personal support by calling (570) 941-7620 to secure an emergency walk-in appointment time.

It is gratifying to learn that, in typical Scranton fashion, members of our community are asking about ways in which we can do more to help those affected so badly by this storm. Students interested in volunteering or helping in some way should first contact the Office of Student Affairs at (570) 941-7680. The Student Affairs staff will work closely with the Center for Service & Social Justice, which is coordinating the volunteer response from the University. As specific outreach efforts are identified, we will provide additional information.

Finally, our thoughts and prayers remain with our students, parents, alumni, faculty, staff and all the communities that are recovering from this profound disaster. Campus Ministry invites everyone to a special Mass to pray for those who have lost lives, loved ones, homes and possessions. The Mass will be held Wednesday, November 7, at noon in Madonna della Strada Chapel.




Sincerely,
Kevin P. Quinn, S.J.
Kevin P. Quinn, S.J.
President
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e are grateful that the campus received little damage and no interruption in power. Many of our students, however, live in areas that were significantly affected by the storm, and we want to support them during this difficult time.

Students who need assistance with personal, financial or academic concerns should contact the Office of Student Affairs at (570) 941-7680. Given that individual needs may vary significantly, members of the Student Affairs and Campus Ministry staffs will help you determine which University office or department might best be able to assist. The University Counseling Center on the second floor of McGurrin Hall is also available for personal support by calling (570) 941-7620 to secure an emergency walk-in appointment time.

It is gratifying to learn that, in typical Scranton fashion, members of our community are asking about ways in which we can do more to help those affected so badly by this storm. Students interested in volunteering or helping in some way should first contact the Office of Student Affairs at (570) 941-7680. The Student Affairs staff will work closely with the Center for Service & Social Justice, which is coordinating the volunteer response from the University. As specific outreach efforts are identified, we will provide additional information.

Finally, our thoughts and prayers remain with our students, parents, alumni, faculty, staff and all the communities that are recovering from this profound disaster. Campus Ministry invites everyone to a special Mass to pray for those who have lost lives, loved ones, homes and possessions. The Mass will be held Wednesday, November 7, at noon in Madonna della Strada Chapel.




Sincerely,
Kevin P. Quinn, S.J.
Kevin P. Quinn, S.J.
President