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Residence Hall Dining - General Information
Hours of Operation
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Open
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7:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. daily
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| Breakfast |
7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.* |
| Snack |
9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.* |
| Lunch |
11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. |
| Snack |
1:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
| Dinner |
4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
(Miller stays open until 7:30 p.m. Monday through Friday) |
* Saturday and Sunday a Continental Breakfast is offered from 8:00 a.m. to
11:00 a.m.
Summer hours vary. Please call office for hours and Dining Room(s) available -
(406) 994-2661
Unlimited entry, food, snacks from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Locations
- Miller Dining Hall is located in the
Hedges high rise complex at the southwest corner of campus.
- Harrison Dining Hall is located in the Johnstone and
Mullan Residence Halls at the north end of campus.
- Hannon Dining Hall is located in the Hannon Residence
Hall on the east end of the campus.
When entering the dining halls, proper street attire is
required. Smoking is not allowed in the dining rooms.
Guest Meals
Meals may be purchased for guests or by persons not
participating on a meal plan at the following rates:
| Breakfast |
$6.50 |
| Lunch |
$7.50 |
| Dinner |
$8.50 |
| Special Dinners |
$9.50 |
For students participating on the meal plan, additional
guest meals may be purchased for $4.00 per meal. Students requesting
the discount rate must have a valid meal
pass.
Sick Trays
If you are ill and cannot come to the dining hall to eat, you may have another
student pick up a tray of food to be taken to your room. The student picking up the food must
present both his/her CatCard as well as yours when entering the dining hall. Your card number
will be taken by the cashier. Any items not returned (silverware, china, or glassware), will be
billed to your MSU account.
Sack Lunches
You may request a sack lunch from the dining hall cashier for a $4 charge. Requests should be
placed 24-hours in advance of when the lunch is needed.
Note: During finals weeks, sack lunches will only be
allowed for test conflicts and with specific approval by the food
manager of your operation.
Contact the Residence Dining Hall Manager to make
arrangements.
Lost Meals
Should you lose or have a problem with your meal plan,
please go to the in the Cashier's Office in the Hedges Complex.
Lost cards are replaced for $15. You will be instructed to
get a new ID at the Cat Card
office in the SUB.
Your meal plan is non-refundable. You are encouraged to treat your CatCard like a
credit card. If someone else is found using your ID, you will be
charged for the meals eaten by that person.
Report any lost cards immediately. Your ID number can then be invalidated,
preventing someone else from is using it.
Vacations
2009/2010 Vacation & Holiday Calendar |
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Labor Day
September 7
No Classes-Offices Closed |
New Year's Day
January 1
Offices Closed |
Veterans' Day
November 11
No Classes-Offices Open |
Martin Luther King Jr Day
January 18
No Classes-Offices Closed |
University Day
November 25
No Classes-Offices Open |
President's Day holiday
February 15
No Classes-Offices Closed |
Thanksgiving Holiday
November 26-27
No Classes-Offices Closed |
Spring Break
March 15-19
No Classes-Offices Open |
Christmas Holiday
December 25-26
No Classes-Offices Closed |
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All dining halls will close for Thanksgiving,
Christmas and Spring Break. One or more dining
halls may close on three day weekends, such as
President's Day. |
Birthdays
Happy Birthday to You!
If you, your roommate or friend will be having a birthday
during the school year, you can order a decorated birthday cake
from your dining hall for Free! Birthday cakes come fresh from the Fat Cat Bakery!
We ask that you place your order at least 24 hours before the desired pick
up time.
Only one cake will be prepared per person per
school year, and the cake must be ordered within the week of the actual
birthday.
Order Locations:
(406) 994-4270 - Miller Dining Hall serving North Hedges, South
Hedges & Roskie
(406) 994-7592 - Harrison Dining Hall serving Johnstone &
Langford
(406) 994-4260 - Hannon Dining Hall serving Hapner, Hannon &
Quads
Cat Card
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In addition
to your regular meal plan, the Cat Card debit account is
available to students. By depositing any amount of money
into your account, your ID becomes a debit card and can
be used at the SUB Food Service areas, the Bookstore, Student
Health Service, and the Library. In addition, the Cat Card is utlized
to access the Residence Hall washers and dryers. With the Cat Card,
there is no need for you to carry cash on campus.
To open your Cat Card account,
stop by the Cat Card Office in SUB 134 or the Residence Life Cashier
in the Hedges Complex.
For more information or to make an on-line deposit
check out Cat Card
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Meal Pass
The Food Service entrances have computerized card readers
which register the number of meals eaten by each individual. In addition, each entrance has hand readers. All
students participating in the meal plan need to have a
Cat Card or know your ID number and have your hand scanned at the Cat Card Office. Your Cat Card account contains
information indicating the particular meal plan you have chosen. The card reader or hand scanner will record your meal number in the computer
base and indicate whether or not you have a valid meal plan.
Your meal pass is valid in any of the three dining halls.
The Cashiers Office is located in the Hedges Complex at the
north entrance to the dining hall. If you should have questions
concerning this service, please call 994-4961.
Special Dietary Needs
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University Food Service has a nutritionist on its
staff to help you with special dietary needs. The
office is located in the Hannon Dining Hall.
Nutrition information can be made available through
written material, nutrition/dietary meetings and private
discussions, if you desire.
Weekly table tents with nutritional information are placed on the tables. Nutrition information bulletin boards are located in each dining hall with health tips, menu recommendations and the latest in nutrition research.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact
our nutritionist,
Jill Abbott-Stoltzfus at 994-7097 |
Money Spent
University Food Service does not receive any subsidies or
extra money to run its operation. University Food Service is
self-supporting, and the only income received is from your board
payments.
Your money is used to meet expenses as illustrated below
Special Dinners
Special Dinners are festive affairs with decorations galore with table cloths, fresh flowers and special food. |
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| Montana Made Meal |
October 7 |
| Thanksgiving |
November 4 |
| Christmas Dinner |
December 9 |
Valentine's Dinner |
February 10 |
| Special Dinner |
April 7 |
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All dining halls will close for Thanksgiving,
Christmas and Spring Break. One or more dining
halls may close on three day weekends, such as
President's Day. |
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