Community Offering: Naropa Food Pantry

Submitted by:
Matt Peterson // Director of Student Life & Title IX Coordinator
mpeterson@naropa.edu // 303-546-3549

Community Offering: SafeWalk Program

Dear Naropa Students,

• Are you concerned for your physical safety?
• Do you have class or study on campus later in the evening?
• Is it dark and you are walking alone back to your car or home?

SafeWalk may be the answer …

Naropa University is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for the campus community. Anytime a student or employee feels unsafe walking to the parking lot or walking to their nearby residence, you can request a Safe Walker. The purpose of the SafeWalk Program is to provide a safe walk for Naropa Students and employees from the Arapahoe Campus to their residences in the Goss-Grove neighborhood (from 15th St.- Folsom St. and from Arapahoe Ave.—Canyon Blvd.)

The SafeWalkers/Caretakers are on call on the Arapahoe Campus.

* Call 303-944-4789 (& save this number in your contact list!) *

Hours of operation: Monday-Friday, 6 — 10PM

One of our Caretakers will answer your phone call and organize the safe walk. Two Caretakers will be dispatched to your location on the Arapahoe Campus and will safely guide you to your destination within the Goss Grove Neighborhood (from 15th St. to Folsom and from Arapahoe Ave. to Canyon Blvd).

Submitted by:
Bob Cillo // Dean of Students
bcillo@naropa.edu // 303-546-3506

Community Offering: the Naropa Food Pantry Program, Spring 2015

About the Food Pantry Program

The Naropa University Food Pantry Program was started in 2012 as a joint initiative between Student Government and Student Affairs. This program is here to offer short term food assistance to students, faculty, and staff experiencing food or nutrition insecurity. Participants in the Food Pantry Program will be referred to longer-term food security programs and other resources in the greater Boulder Area.

Hours and Location

The Pantry is located in the lower level of Wulsin Hall, in the Office Of Student Life.

The drop-in hours are:
Wednesdays and Thursdays: 12:00 – 4:00 PM

If you need access at a time not listed, please reach out to foodpantry@naropa.edu.

Community Offering: Naropa Counseling Center Groups // Spring 2015

Low-cost acupuncture for students will continue:
Mondays at noon in Kshanti, Paramita Campus
Wednesdays at noon in Shambhala Hall, Arapahoe Campus

Event Blast: Thank-a-Thon

Cultivate gratitude at Gratitude Week’s Thank-a-Thon …

 

Students are invited to join in Gratitude Week (beginning November 17th) by volunteering for Thank-a-Thon. This is a phone bank effort to say thank you to our donors, alumni, volunteers, staff, faculty, trustees, and parents that do so much to support you, our students. In fact, you’d be welcome to call your fellow students, too. We want to send gratitude from Naropa out into the world and you are the best ambassadors.