2024-2025 Bluejay Resource Guide

THE BLUEJAY

RESOURCE GUIDE 2024-2025

Welcome to

TABOR COLLEGE!

WHAT'S INSIDE 3 | Welcome 4 | Move-In Information

5 | Travel Planning & Student Breaks & Key Dates 6 | Ready for Class Checklist 8 | Office of Student Success & Books 9 | Career Services 10 | Mail Services 11 | Important Online Links 12 | Residence Hall Information 14 | Spiritual Life & Chapel 15 | Bluejay Athletics & Performing Arts Event Streaming 16 | Ways to Get Involved 17 | Campus Map & Parking 18 | Our Community 19 | Bluejay Lingo

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WELCOME TO TABOR COLLEGE! The start of the academic year is always full of excitement! What will the 2024-25 school year bring? I see new opportunities in a welcoming place where both new and familiar faces come together to learn from each other. I see us having fun and growing together in the faith.

I am truly thankful that you will be a part of what God has planned for us at Tabor College.

As the Dean of Student Life, my role is to serve the Tabor community. That looks a little different for each individual student, and part of the excitement for me is getting to know each of you so that I can be of better service.

Tabor is a diverse campus with a wealth of history and precious talents. We are greatly blessed, and it is an honor to walk God’s path with you all.

The Bluejay Resource Guide will be your roadmap during this upcoming school year. It is packed with information to make sure you are prepared for a wonderful year. The information within this Resource Guide will help answer questions, give you important dates, and highlight the many ways you can get involved in the 2024-2025 year.

Tabor is a place of community. The strength of our community determines the strength of Tabor. I urge you to be inquisitive, be courageous, and GET INVOLVED. What can you bring to Tabor? How can you bless your classmates? Sign up for a little or sign up for a lot. There are so many exciting opportunities to explore. Tabor is, and always will be, about the students.

Imagine what God has planned for you, envision your life in His will, and find your place in the Tabor Community.

Peck’m & Wreck’m Go Bluejays!

Ian Thomson, Dean of Student Life, Learning and Formation 3

CHECK-IN

Move-In Information Fall Athlete Welcome

When you arrive in Hillsboro, snap this QR code to find the Shari Flaming Center for the Arts, where your check-in will start. See you soon!

In late July, you will receive your housing assignment through your Tabor email.

Review the What To Bring/What Not To Bring List (pages 12 and 13) so you are move-in ready when you arrive.

August 9

Football, Soccer & Volleyball students Move-In

August 12

Football, Soccer and Volleyball students Registration/Financial Settlement

August 14

Cross Country and Fall Theatre Production Students Move-In

August 16

New Student (Freshmen and Transfers) Move-In*

August 17

New Student Registration/Financial Settlement

August 18

Returning Students Move-In*

August 19

All Other Students Registration/ Financial Settlement *Who have not already checked in Need a place to stay before your movein date? Check out the Local Life page, page14 for lodging nearby.

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This is an opportunity for parents to visit campus and see where your son or daughter will spend the year. Several events, with a focus on parents, will be provided to inform parents about various aspects of Tabor College.

New Student Orientation Weekend

During the weekend, you will get to know your O-Group (Orientation Group), complete registration and financial settlement, become familiar with Tabor and Hillsboro, make new friends and have some fun playing games. This weekend is full of activities to engage learning, promote service to others, encourage involvement, and assist with the transition to college.

See tabor.edu/readyforclass for more details.

Travel Planning & Student Breaks

Key Dates

No requirement to be off campus Limited meal service during fall break if you remain on campus

August 19

Fall Break | October 3-7, 2024

Thanksgiving Break | November 23 - December 1, 2024 No requirement to be off campus Limited meal service during Thanksgiving break if you remain on campus NO MEAL service on Thanksgiving Day (11/28)

Winter Break | December 14, 2024 - January 6, 2025

Fall Semester Evening Classes Begin Fall Semester Day Classes Begin August 20

Fall Break October 3-7

DEADLINE for overnight approval is Thursday, November 21, 2024 REQUIRED to be OFF CAMPUS by 5:00 pm Saturday, December 14, 2024 RETURN to campus - residence halls reopen 12:00 pm (noon) Monday, January 6, 2025

Homecoming 2024

Spring Break | March 15-23, 2025

November 23 - December 1

DEADLINE for overnight approval is Thursday, February 27, 2025 REQUIRED to be OFF CAMPUS by 5:00 pm Saturday, March 15, 2025 RETURN to campus - residence halls reopen 12:00 pm (noon) Sunday, March 23, 2025

End-Of-Year Requirement | All Students

Official check-out required with your RA and all keys returned Must be fully moved out of residence hall by 5:00 pm Saturday, May 3

October 18-19

Thanksgiving Break Finals Week December 10 - 13

Winter Break December 14 - January 6, 2025

Spring Semester Evening Classes Begin January 7, 2025

School Breaks • • •

Two times per academic year, all students will be required to leave the residence halls: winter break and spring break Residence halls close at 5:00 pm the day after classes end Residence halls reopen at 12pm (noon) the day before classes resume

Moving back in early to the residence halls or staying an extra night requires prior approval from Student Life. Please see the deadlines for approval above. Submitting a request to stay on campus does not mean your request will be approved. Approvals are intended for a day or two to remain on campus or return early. There will be no approvals for students to remain on campus for the entire winter break when the residence halls are closed. Students should plan to be out of residence halls at normal closure times; approvals are reserved for unique circumstances and require approval.

Being in the residence halls before they open or staying an extra night without prior approval from Student Life will result in disciplinary action.

Please take out your room trash before leaving for a break. At the beginning of breaks, the Residential Educators or Facilities staff will enter the rooms to ensure lights are off, windows are closed, and appliances and fans are turned off and unplugged.

Spring Semester Day Classes Begin January 8, 2025

Spring Break March 15-23, 2025

Finals Week

April 29 - May 2, 2025

Commencement May 3, 2025

Summer Term 1

Available to rising Sophomores and above May 5 - June 15, 2025

Summer Term 2

Available to rising Sophomores and above June 16 - July 27, 2025 5

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Our Ready for Class Checklist is here to tell you everything to expect when it comes to starting your journey on campus. We are here to help if you have questions filling out these forms. For questions about registration, please contact the Admissions office at 620-947-3121 or email admissions@tabor.edu. To make your registration day easier, complete as many of the following before arriving on campus.

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1. Admissions Paperwork ☐ Complete Housing Application ☐ Complete Registration Form ☐ Submit Transcripts • Final high school transcript with graduation date • Dual-Credit transcript from applicable institution • Advanced Placement (AP) scores if applicable • Final college transcript (if applicable) ☐ Pay $200 deposit

2. Health Insurance / Medical Information ☐ Medical Record Form (all students) ☐ United Healthcare Portal (all students and available after August 1) If you do not have your own insurance, you will need to purchase insurance from Tabor College.

3. Financial Aid Checklist ☐ FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) (Tabor Code: 001946) ☐ If selected for verification, complete and submit the verification worksheet with requested documents to the Tabor Financial Aid office. ☐ Accept or decline federal student loans through Campus Cafe. ☐ Master Promissory Note** ☐ Entrance Loan Counseling** • ** Required only if accepting a student loan for the first time can be completed at studentaid.gov.

• If you plan to take secondary loans, complete all applications (i.e. PLUS and/or alternative loans).

• If you are not taking out any federal financial aid, please send an email with your name to finaid@tabor.edu.

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4. Business Office Paperwork ☐ Financial Responsibilities Form (Available following July 15) ☐ Contact Business Office to make payment arrangements • Email the Business Office at tcbusofftabor.edu • Call the Business Office at (620) 947-3121 ext. 1050

5. DocuSign Forms

Following July 15, you should have received an email to your Tabor College email address that will have three forms for you to electronically sign. New students will be contacted by their O-Leader and can assist you in this process. ☐ Photo Release (New Students only) ☐ Financial Responsibilities Form (New Students only) ☐ Travel Waiver (New Students only)

6. Athlete Only Checklist

☐ Physical - must be signed by a MD, DO, PA-C, or APRN ☐ Register with the NAIA ☐ Additional forms and information are accessible at tabor.edu/readyforclass or by using the QR code.

7. Vehicle on Campus

If you plan to have your vehicle on campus, please bring these with you on Registration Day. You will not be able to do this ahead of time. ☐ Photo of current vehicle insurance ☐ Drivers license ☐ Photo of license plate

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Come prepared for your official YEARLY student photo on the day you register.

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Helpful tips • Wear whatever you are comfortable and confident in, as long as appropriate. We recommend your “first day of class” outfit.

• Dry hair photographs best • No hats • Be ready to smile!

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Meet our Staff

Office of Student Success Academic Mentoring

The transition to college can be a challenge for some, we are here to help! We are available for students who find themselves in need of additional support to work on time management, study skills, sorting through the transition to college life, and more!

Tutoring Center

Tutoring is a free service available for all Tabor students and is provided through peer tutors. Registration for tutoring is required. Additional times and information are located in the Student Success Office. Questions can be sent to tutoring@tabor.edu.

Daniel Krebs

Director of Student Success

Mike Barter

Assistant Director of Student Success First-Year Experience Advisor Career Services

Disability Services

If you are a student who has a disability or situation that requires academic accommodations, you can contact Student Success directly at studentsuccess@tabor. edu. You will need to provide necessary documentation of disability. Student Success will work with you to identify needed accommodations.

Books

Tabor is blessed to be able to provide rental books to you at no charge! All you need to do is return your books at the end of each semester. Packing materials will be provided by the campus post office, where you may also leave the packaged books for return. If a book is not returned, students will be charged a fee for each book not returned. If you would like to purchase one of your books, the JayShop can help you with this purchase.

Pick up Books

All books can be picked up in the lower level of the Lohrenz Building room L7, on your registration day. The room will be open daily the first week of class from 10:00am 2:00pm.

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For book related questions email Becky at beckyn@tabor.edu.

Tips for Success

Career Services

1. Attend your classes.

Tabor College’s Career Services department offers a variety of services for students.

Our desire is to help students find careers where they can use their God given talents to glorify God. Through collaboration with community partners, employers, alumni, and faculty, we offer Tabor students the opportunities to develop skills that will set them up for success in their chosen careers. We will help students: • Develop cover letters and resumes • Strengthen job-search skills • Explore available job opportunities and internships • Discuss graduate school application processes

Handshake

Handshake is Tabor’s official job and internship portal. 850,000 employers use Handshake (including 100% of Fortune 500 companies), posting 1.5 million jobs for students last year. Once you fill in your career interests, you’ll get personalized recommendations for jobs and events and direct outreach from employers interested in students like you.

TC 101 & 310

Freshmen in TC 101 learn a variety of skills that include time management, schedule preparation, and budget planning. Transfer students in TC 310 will be introduced to the Tabor College community while being prepared for life after college. Both courses include academic major exploration, where students have the opportunity to meet with department advisors to find a career path that works for them.

2. Get to know your professors and allow them to get to know you as well.

3. Find a way that works best for you to stay organized...a planner, phone calendar, to do list. As long as it works for you, that's all that matters!

4. Support your peers in their extracurricular activities. Nearly all of our students are involved in something on campus whether it is athletics, fine arts, Student Senate, and so much more. Get out there and cheer them on in the things your friends are passionate about on campus! Student Success can help with this.

5. Ask any and all questions.

6. Get out and explore your new town and the surrounding areas. There are several hidden gems in Hillsboro, Marion, Newton, and McPherson.

7. Have Fun!

On-Campus Job Opportunities

Tabor students have the opportunity to apply for part-time jobs on campus. Some areas include athletics, food service, office work positions, and more. Scan the QR code to apply!

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Tabor College partners with six other KCAC schools to facilitate Teacher Interview Day. School districts from all over Kansas participate and interview students for their open teaching positions.

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Mail Services Your new address

Do not use mailbox number, room number or residence name

Student’s full name Tabor College 400 S Jefferson St Hillsboro, KS 67063

First and Last names, no nicknames

Mail Services – Services Provided

Incoming mail • Keyed mailbox for each student.

• Mail and packages arrive and are available on a weekday basis.

• Students are notified by Tabor email when packages are scanned and available for pick up.

• Payment for postage by cash or card.

• Designate pickup by another person in an email to mailservices@tabor.edu.

Include the name of the person picking up your package.

Outgoing mail – First class, Priority, Media, etc.

• Able to ship packages weighing up to 30 lbs. through the USPS. • Help with determining the best way to ship.

• Help with labeling and customs forms.

• Limited packaging supplies like stuffing and box tape.

• Many sizes of Priority packaging available.

Amazon Account Information

• Click the boxes that require delivery only Monday through Friday.

• AND include the following information in delivery instructions: “Tabor College Mail Services is in the northwest corner of the Student Center. Everything addressed to 400 S Jefferson must be delivered to this location.”

Optional Shipping Information

For packages weighing more than 30 pounds • USPS - downtown Hillsboro.

• UPS - downtown Hillsboro at Hillsboro Hardware.

• Fed Ex – Dollar General has regular pick up times.

Students will need to transport their packages to these locations.

All delivery drivers will pick up packages with a prepaid label or call tag at Tabor College on weekdays.

Mailbox Key

The cost to replace a lost mailbox key is $10.

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Important Online Links

Scan for more info on important links and apps that are utilized during your time at Tabor College.

Tabor College Email

Tabor College email is Google-based and can be added to a Gmail app on students' phones. It is key for student success that Tabor's email is accessible and checked daily for events on campus, class updates, and other important information.

Important

This is the official communication of the college.

Duo

Duo Security is a friendly and secure way for you to log into your applications. The federal government requires that Tabor has multi factor authentication set up for all of their network accounts. Duo Security is a two-factor authentication service that strives to be easy to use and secure. During the enrollment process you will need to install the Duo App on your mobile device following the instructions.

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App Store

Students use this app for all coursework and viewing grades.

Google Play Available for download through the App Store or Google Play. Login using Tabor College email and password.

iAttended

Is an important clearinghouse where students can find their schedules, pay bills, check grades, and much more. To access this website, scan, follow the link on tabor.edu or visit tab-web.scansoftware.com/cafeweb/login.

This app is used for attendance in a variety of locations on campus throughout the year.

It is important to set up your iAttended login information using your Tabor email address and your full name to ensure that attendance credits are given to the correct person. To download this app, scan or visit www.iattendedapp.com.

CSC Pay

FERPA Form

Campus Cafe

This app is necessary for students to take advantage of the 500 FREE wash and dry laundry services that Tabor has to offer during your time as a Tabor student. This app will allow your phone to connect with washers and dryers on campus, to start loads, know which machines are being used and to alert you when your laundry is done. To download this app, scan or visit GetPayMobile.com. If you have any trouble with the app, contact the CSC Customer Service number at (844) 272-9675.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law that empowers students to determine what information can be released to others about their educational record.

This form documents your desire regarding who can access your student records.

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Residence Hall Information WHAT TO BRING/ WHAT NOT TO BRING

Check out our list of what to bring on move-in day and what to leave at home. Make sure to touch base with your roommate to discuss what each of you will bring to avoid unnecessary multiple items like an extra microwave, TV, or mini fridge, for example.

Can I bring...?

Type of Item

Appliances

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Living Area Campus Houses, Residence Halls Jost Hall & Townhouses

Air Fryer

No

Yes, in kitchen

Appliances with heating elements (crock pots, hot plates, cooktops, etc.)

No

Yes, in kitchen

Coffee maker without hot plate

Yes

Yes

InstaPot

No

Yes, in kitchen

Iron (with auto-off function)

Yes

Yes

Microwave (not exceeding 1,000 watts)

Yes

Yes

Refrigerator (3.3 cubic foot)

Yes

Yes

Toaster

No

Yes, in kitchen

Toaster Oven

No

Yes, in kitchen

Tacks and/or adhesive clay (no screws, 3M tabs nails, tape, etc.)

Alarm clock

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Desk lamp (no halogen lamps)

Yes

Yes

Obscene material

No

No

Open heating sources (candles, incense, space heaters, etc.)

No

No

Pictures/posters (in good taste)

Yes

Yes

Living Area Campus Houses, Jost Hall & Residence Halls Townhouses

Type of Item

Furniture

Renter’s Insurance Electronics

Bed risers or loft kits

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No

Couches / Futons

Yes

Yes

Desk Chair

Provided

Provided

Kitchen tables

No

Provided

Personal beds/mattresses

No

No

Portable furniture (accent chairs)

Yes

Yes

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Recommended

Computer

Yes

Yes

Television (public TV rooms)/consoles

Yes

Yes

Printer (printing also available in campus computer labs)

Yes

Yes

Bath Mat *shared bathroom

Yes

Yes

Bed sheets (extra-long twin) and additional bedding

Yes

Yes

Provided

Provided

Cups/plates/bowls/flatware

Yes

Yes

Fan (small)

Yes

Yes

Laundry detergent (Please use powder or liquid, no pods)

Yes

Yes

Provided

Provided

Yes

Yes

Extension cord (see power strip for approved option)

No

No

Multi-outlet wall units (see power strip for approved option)

No

No

Shower curtain (liner provided or glass door) *shared bathroom

No

No

Toilet paper

Provided

Provided

Toiletries

Yes

Yes

Towels

Yes

Yes

Trash can (small)

Yes

Yes

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Provided

Bike and bike lock

Yes

Yes

Fish tank (small fish only; tanks must be smaller than 10 gallons)

Yes

Yes

Alcohol or alcohol paraphernalia (on and off campus)

No

No

Firearms or weapons (including knives and decorative items)

No

No

Fireworks (illegal on campus)

No

No

Illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia (Including marijuana, which is illegal in Kansas)

No

No

Vapes/E-cigs/Tobacco Products (including all electronic and smoking devices)

No

No

Renter’s Insurance

Cleaning Supplies

Plunger Supplies

Power strip (surge protected only)

Vacuum Other

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Spiritual Life Spiritual Formation and Community Life is more than a program. It is a way of living! Our Spiritual Formation programs are designed to cultivate an environment for spiritual growth on our campus. The primary way we promote this is through regularly scheduled chapels each week. Spiritual Formation also oversees small groups and coordinates with departments for missions opportunities.

Global Outreach

Small Groups

Tabor College holds chapel weekly on Mondays and Wednesdays where staff, faculty and students come together to worship, hear God’s Word and connect to one another.

Bible studies, discipleship groups and student led ministries are also available at various times throughout the week and at various locations on campus.

Small group ministries are a place where students can connect and grow as they learn how to follow God together.

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Chapel

Welcome into a chapel journey where we will learn what it means that we are “Being Transformed.” Our theme is inspired by the transformative and counter-cultural nature of the Kingdom of God, as taught by Jesus. This theme delves into the idea that God's Kingdom often operates in a way that is contrary to the world's expectations—turning our understanding of power, success, and priorities inside out and upside down.

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Students have the opportunity to travel to various foreign countries to experience learning and life in a different culture, to do onsite studies, research, or work alongside missionaries as they minister to their communities. We are tentatively planning trips to Europe, Uganda, Nepal and Portugal.

of God. In this Kingdom, the humble are exalted, the weak are made strong, the last become first, and we’re transformed from the inside out. Inspired by the teachings of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount, we will explore a Kingdom where service is the highest calling, where the poor in spirit find immeasurable wealth, and where love conquers all.

Throughout this year, we will dig into the mysteries of this Kingdom, diving into the counter-cultural teachings of Christ that challenge our current understanding and invite us to see the world through a different lens – a Kingdom lens. Join us as we journey together, discovering the beauty of an inside-out, upside-down kingdom that calls us to live by the principles of grace, humility, and sacrificial love. May our hearts and minds be transformed as we align our lives with the profound wisdom of the One who turns the world's expectations on their head.

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Tabor Athletics is a proud member of the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC). There are 19 Men’s and Women’s teams that compete at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) level and experienced both on the field and off the field success.

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Event Streaming Tabor College has set the standard for streaming performing arts and sporting events. The use of multiple camera angles, instant replay, commentary and graphics allow our families, friends and fans to watch Bluejay events in a firstclass fashion.

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Regularly, Tabor hosts concerts, theatre productions or other types of entertainment. Some of the events you can enjoy are • Festival of Christmas • Fall and Spring Instrumental Concerts • Special performances & recitals • Homecoming Musical • Spring Theatre Productions • Spring Oratorio • Choir Tour

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Tabor has a strong tradition of choral, instrumental and theatre. In 2017 the Shari Flaming Center for the Arts was finished. This space houses the Richert Auditorium, Prieb Harder Black Box Theatre, as well as numerous classrooms, studios and event space.

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Ways to Get Involved

There are many clubs, organizations, and activities outside the classroom that enhance learning, provide unique opportunities, and support Tabor’s core value of increasing meaningful involvement in college and community activities.

Student Government • Student Senate

Campus Ministries Council

• Share, Prayer, and Dare (SP&D) • Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) • Women’s and Men’s Mentoring • Catholic Jays • Prayer Ministry • Various Team and Activity Bible Studies • Residential Floor Community Groups

Intramural Activities • Football • Basketball • Volleyball • Wiffle Ball • Soccer • Pickleball • Dodgeball • Ping-Pong • Kickball

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Organizations & Clubs

• Student Activities Board • Marketing Club • DECA/Business Club • Multicultural Student Union (MSU) • Science Club • Alpha Epsilon Delta • Students of Color Alliance (SOCA) • Social Justice Club • Student Music Association • Student Athlete Leadership Team (SALT) • CHUMS • Disc Golf Club • Spike Ball Club • Chess Club • Blista Running Club • Mental Fitness Club • Book Club *New clubs are formed and offered each year through Student Senate

Publications

• The View • The Bluejay Yearbook • Quill - Literary & Arts Journal

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Legend 1. 307 South Lincoln 2. 316 South Washington 3. 506 East C Street 4. 607 East C Street 5. 608D Hall (608 East D Street) 6. 610D Hall (610 East D Street) 7. Adams II Hall (315 South Adams) 8. Adams III Hall (311 South Adams) 9. Adams IV Hall (309 South Adams) 10. Adams VI Hall (402 South Adams) 11. Adams VII Hall (408 South Adams) 12. Adrienne's Coffee Shop 13. Athletic Center & Locker Room* 14. Bluejay Baseball Field 15. Business Studies (BUSN) 16. California Hall 17. Campus Recreation Center (CRC) 18. Carson Hall (305 South Lincoln) 19. Centennial Plaza 20. Center for Mennonite Brethren Studies (CMBS)

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21. Central Kansas Entrepreneurial Center (CKEC) 22. Courtside Grill 23. Dakota Hall* 24. Duplex (206 East C Street) 25. East Hall* 26. Ediger Hall 27. Facility Operations 28. Football Practice Field 29. Graduate Studies Offices* 30. H. W. Lohrenz Building (LOHR) 31. Harms Hall* 32. Hiebert Hall Townhouse Units A, B, C & D 33. Historic Church* 34. Indoor Tennis Facility 35. Java Jays 36. Jaywash 37. Joel H. Wiens Stadium Complex Reimer Field–Football & Soccer; Track & Field Events Facility

38. Jost Hall 39. Kansas Hall* 40. Kliewer Memorial Plaza 41. Library (LIBR) 42. Lincoln III 43. Lincoln IV 44. Lincoln V (406 South Lincoln) 45. Lincoln VI Hall (303 East C Street) 46. Loewen Hall Townhouse Units E, F,* G & H 47. Mary J. Regier Building (MJRB) 48. Nebraska Hall 49. Oklahoma Hall 50. Penner Clubhouse 51. Regier Hall 52. Schlichting Reception Center 53. Shari Flaming Center for the Arts (FCFA) 54. Shari Flaming Welcome Center (SFWC)**

Tabor provides free parking here on campus for student vehicles that have both registered and display a current Tabor parking decal. Students are required to park in non-designated parking spaces only. Students are not permitted to park in handicapped spaces (unless proper credentials are displayed), red fire lanes, yellow loading zones or spaces otherwise designated for a specific use (including RE or Facilities parking). If your vehicle is parked in a location it should not be, there will be a citation issued and you will be notified by email about fines added to your student account. Vehicle registration is done during welcome week as well as throughout the academic year in Student Life. You will need to provide proof of current vehicle insurance, license plate number, color make and model of your vehicle when registering. If you change vehicles during the year, it is the students responsibility to update all the registration information with Student Life.

55. Solomon L. Loewen Natural Science Center (SLL) 56. South Practice Soccer Field 57. Sports Complex - Softball & Tennis 58. Student Center, Gymnasium & Cafeteria (STCR)* 59. Tennis Courts 60. Track and Field Events 61. Vernon R. Wiebe Soccer Practice Field 62. Wiebe Hall Townhouse Units I, J, K & L 63. Wohlgemuth Music Education Center (WMEC) 64. Women's Soccer Practice FieldRevised 4/26/2023

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Storm Shelter Emergency Shelter

Base fines Vehicle not registered

$50

Vehicle not displaying registration

$50

Parking in designated parking

$50

Parking in faculty or staff designated spots

$50

Parking in a loading zone

$100

Parking in a fire lane

$125

Parking in a handicap spot without credentials displayed

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Our Community Churches

Ebenfeld Mennonite Brethren 1498 Kanza, Hillsboro

Hillsboro Mennonite Brethren 300 Prairie Pointe, Hillsboro

Parkview Mennonite Brethren 610 S. Main St., Hillsboro

Cottonwood Valley Independent Baptist 315 S. Main, Hillsboro

First Mennonite 102 S Ash, Hillsboro

Grace Community Fellowship 613 N. Adams, Hillsboro

Holy Family Catholic Parish - Marion 415 N. Cedar, Marion

Holy Family Catholic Parish - Pilsen Remington Rd. and 275th, Pilsen

JayShop

Holy Transfiguration Orthodox 116 N. Washington St., Hillsboro

Find your Bluejay clothing, gifts and supplies in our online or on campus store.

United Methodist

Visit tabor.edu/shop to browse our selection

Zion Lutheran

905 E. D St, Hillsboro

106 N. Lincoln St., Hillsboro

Campus Eats

Adrienne’s Coffee Proudly Serving Starbucks

Courtside Grill Dining Hall

Served by Pioneer College Catering

Java Jays (evening hours)

Local Eats

• Rhubarb Market - Local coffee shop • The Igloo - Snowcones (seasonal) • Durham Main Street Cafe & Bakery • Level Up Nutrition • Panda Kitchen Chinese Restaurant • Pueblo Viejo Mexican Restaurant • Wendys • Sonic Drive-In • Pizza Hut • Subway

Lodging

Country Haven Inn In Hillsboro 804 Western Heights Cir #1163, 620-947-2929

Historic Elgin Hotel In Marion, 10 miles away 115 N, Third 620-382-3200

Holiday Inn Express & Suites In Newton, 25 miles away 1430 E Broadway Ct 316-804-7040

Fairfield Inn & Suites In McPherson, 25 miles away 2270 E Kansas Ave 620-504-5353

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Bluejay Lingo Adrienne’s

Coffee shop in the SFCFA, proudly serving Starbucks

Blue Gold Room

Conference room located just outside the cafeteria

CMC

Campus Ministries Council

CRC

Campus Recreation Center – exercise room, gym, weight training facility

Java Jays

Coffee bar and lounge in the Student Center

Mod

A group of dorm rooms connected by a shared hallway

MSU

Multicultural Student Union

New Student Freshmen and transfer students new to Tabor

O-Group

Orientation group for freshmen and transfers

O-Leader

Orientation Group point person for freshmen and transfers

Quad

Four residence hall/ lounge buildings grouped together (we have a men’s quad and a women’s quad)

RA

Resident Assistant – student leader of each residential floor

RE

Residential Educator– staff members who live on campus, supervise residential living, and provide support and mentoring to students

SAB

Student Activities Board

Schlicht

The Schlichting Center – coed student lounge in the women’s quad

SCR

Student Conference Room, located on the lower level of Student Center

SFCFA

Shari Flaming Center for the Arts (north side of campus)

SFWC

Shari Flaming Welcome Center (south side of campus)

SOCA

Students of Color Alliance

SP&D

Share, Prayer and Dare – student-led worship on Wednesday nights

Student Senate

Student government on campus

The View

Campus magazine

WMEC

The Wohlgemuth Music Education Center

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WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A BLUEJAY

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CHRIST-CENTERED The primary value for all Bluejays is centering themselves on Christ. Everything that is done, flows from it. LEARNING Bluejays learn inside and outside of the classroom and grow as broadly educated, competent and well-rounded learners who embrace the joy of learning. COMMUNITY Bluejays support and hold each other accountable so that all feel like they belong. INVOLVEMENT Bluejays participate in and outside of the classroom. SERVICE Serving is at the heart of a Christ-centered education. Bluejays care for others in all that we do.

Non-Profit Org.

U.S. POSTAGE

400 S. Jefferson • Hillsboro, KS 67063 (620) 947-3121 • Tabor.edu

PAID

Permit #20 Hillsboro KS