Meal Card Sample Clauses

Meal Card. The meal card can be picked up at the Business Office Cashier Window during normal business hours. This card must be presented with photo ID to the cashier when purchasing dining items. Value is electronically deducted from accounts as items are purchased.
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Meal Card. The Cal Poly Humboldt Student ID card (called the Humboldt ID) is used as the student’s meal card. This card must be presented to the cashier when purchasing dining items. Meals are electronically deducted from the student’s account as items are purchased. If a student’s Humboldt ID is lost or stolen, it must be reported immediately to the J Manager or the Housing Cashier. A temporary meal card can be issued by the J Manager or Housing Cashier and is valid for three days and only good at The J. A replacement ID may be purchased at the Housing Cashier for $5.
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Meal Card. Plans are administered using an electronic system allowing Student to use their campus ID card to pay at campus dining registers (Student Card). No purchases may be made without the Meal Card and Student being present. Lost Meal Cards must be reported immediately to the Dining Services Office in person or at (000) 000-0000. Upon notification (during regular business hours), the Meal Card account will be suspended. Once a new Meal Card is obtained, the Plan account will be reactivated. Dining Servies will work with Student to obtain meals in the period it takes to replace the Student ID card up to 3 days. The Student is responsible for replacing a lost ID card within this time limit.
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Meal Card. Your student ID card (called the XXX Card) is your meal card. This card must be presented to the dining cashier when purchasing dining items. Dollars (value) are electronically deducted from your account as items are purchased. If you lose your XXX Card, temporary meal vouchers are available from the Housing and Dining Cashier until a replacement card is issued.
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Meal Card. The Humboldt State University student ID card (called the XXX Card) is used as the student’s meal card. This card must be presented to the cashier when purchasing dining items. J Points are electronically deducted from the student’s account as items are purchased. If a student’s XXX Card is lost or stolen, it must be reported immediately to the J Manager, the Housing Cashier or by going online to xxxx://x- xxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx.xxxx. A temporary meal card can be issued by the J Manager or Housing Cashier and is valid for three days and only good at The J. A replacement ID may be purchased at the Housing Cashier for $5. PAYMENTS AND FEES - The cost of the dining plan is included in the payment schedule available from the Department of Housing & Residence Life and Dining Services. Students who are assigned to the residence halls after the semester begins will be charged a prorated fee for the balance of the semester. Students who are late in payment of any fees will be assessed a late fee of $10.00 and their meal plan may be turned off until the payment is made. HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY HOUSING & RESIDENCE LIFE LICENSE AGREEMENT AMENDMENT NO. 1 This is an Amendment to the Humboldt State University Housing License Agreement (“Agreement”). The Agreement remains in full force and effect, except as provided below. In consideration of the mutual covenants, commitments, and agreements contained herein, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, University and Licensee – as those terms are used in the Agreement – each acknowledge and agree as follows: ▪ Section X (“Destruction or Unavailability”) is rescinded from the Agreement and no longer in effect. ▪ The following section is added to the Agreement:
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Meal Card. The meal card can be picked up at the Housing Office during normal business hours. Value is electronically deducted from accounts as items are purchased.
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Meal Card. The Humboldt State University student ID card (called the HSU Card) is used as the student’s meal card. This card must be presented to the cashier when purchasing dining items. Meals are electronically deducted from the student’s account as items are purchased. If a student’s XXX Card is lost or stolen, it must be reported immediately to the J Manager or the Housing Cashier. A temporary meal card can be issued by the J Manager or Housing Cashier and is valid for three days and only good at The J. A replacement ID may be purchased at the Housing Cashier for $5.
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