MORRIS COLLEGE CATALOG 2) Sunday School is held each Sunday at 9:00 a.m. 3) Bible Study is held each Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. 4) Religious Emphasis Week services are held twice daily during religious Emphasis Week, Monday through Thursday and once on Friday. Activities provided by the Baptist Student Union and the Gospel Choir also enhance the religious life of the College community. The highlight of religious activities is Religious Emphasis Week which gives the College community an opportunity to place special emphasis on worship and religious ideals. rESiDENCE HaLLS Morris College operates six residence halls: three for female residents, three for male residents, and one assigned as needed. A student desiring to reserve a room in the residence hall for the regular academic year (fall and spring semesters) must pay a one-time refundable room deposit that allows that student to reserve a room for each session, summers included. The one-time payment of the $100 deposit will give the student the right to reserve a room by completing the housing agreement for each session. The deposit will be refunded upon the student’s graduation or separation from Morris College, pending payment of all outstanding debts to the College. To be admitted to the residence halls, students must submit a housing permit from the Office of Business Affairs, verifying that they have cleared all previous financial and other obligations to the College. New students are admitted to the residence halls beginning at 8:00 a.m on the day of Parent/New Student Orientation. Returning students are admitted beginning at 1:00 p.m. on the day designated for returning students to occupy residence halls or at 1:00 p.m. on the day prior to resuming classes after a holiday. Room reservations are made by current students between February 1 and May 1 in the Office of the Director of Residential Life for the approaching summer session, fall semester, or spring semester. COUNSELiNG SErViCES
Counseling services at Morris are designed to help the student grow in understanding of his/her feelings, attitudes, and behavior, and in understanding others who are involved with the student. These services include counseling to deal with problems that are personal, social, academic, religious, financial, marital, premarital or health-related. Students desiring to enter graduate school should know that Morris College has been established as a controlled testing center for the MAT (Miller Analogies Test). Students may come to the Counseling and Testing Center to obtain information about the MAT as well as a testing schedule. The MAT may only be taken at Morris College twice within a twelve-month period. HEaLTH SErViCES
The Health Services Program includes an on-campus part-time physician and full-time nurse who direct the program. CULTUraL ENriCHMENT
The Cultural Enrichment Services Program brings to the campus outstanding artists and speakers from a variety of fields. Faculty, staff, and students share in the planning of the series which provide the student a wide range of culturally enriching experiences. 46