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6 WCnewsmagazine By Jennifer Scism * WCnewsmagazine You are in college now! So what does that mean exactly? It means you need to take care of business on your pwn. In case you didnt notice, your parents left shortly after they dropped you off on move-in day. They didnt hang around 0 help you settle in for the first week or two. One thing any Contact Information for Offices and Departments on Campus Office/Department =i cation CC Phone One Stop 1* floor Killian Annex 7170 Financial Aid 2% floor Killian Annex 7290 Resi ial Livin Ss floor Scott 7303 Health Center Bird Building 7640 or future use. You will definitely need it some day! My Cat Portal is on the prowl . By Amy Walker e Public Relations : Fi = My Cat, Westerns new online community, is pouncing onto the campus _ scene just in time for the 2005 fall semester. / Replacing CyberCat Pipeline, the My Cat portal is designed to engage the Western community through authenticated access to appropriate online services, personalized information, university communications and collaborative tools, said Jed Tate, Web Developer for Western and Project Manager for My Cat. Offering the same services as the previous CyberCat Pipeline with similar navigation tools, My Cat will bring its users increased ease of usability and more options for customization, Tate said. My Cat offers convenient access to Westerns online services and business information with a current university user identification and password and allows users to receive important university dates, deadlines and announcements. Users may also customize My Cat, choosing the additional news and information they want to receive. The new portal is the result of a joint effort by a variety of Western students, faculty and staff who have collaborated in conceptualizing and creating My Cat, said Erin Bradley, a Computer Information Systems major from Burke, VA, and one of the students working behind the scenes on the portal project. We wanted My Cat to be an application that is useful and friendly for all its users, said Bradley, who also works in Westerns Office of Web Management. The ability to customize the layout of My Cat makes the user feel as though they own a piece of this application and may drive more to use it. Many departments have set up Web logs (better known as blogs) for My Cat, and users can subscribe to those blogs to keep up-to-date on specific events or programs of interest, she said. As a student sitting on a couple of the committees that created My Cat, it was exciting to see how many departments and various administrative areas were eager to be involved in creating an pperclassman will tell you is to make sure you take care of nseli nter Bi ildin 74 yourself. The reality of college is you are just a number in some mount Academic Tutori nter illian Annex 74 Bituations, and half of the time those situations are vital to your | Writing Center 161 Hunter Libr 7197 educational experience here at WCU. Basically, if you dont | Mathematics Tutoring Center 294 Belk 0 ook out for yourself, no one else will. The individuals working | Student Technology Assi nter Hunter Libr: 7067 in campus offices are more than willing to accommodate you; {1 Servi 2 Forsyth 7487 owever, they are not in any way babysitters. They can only Hunter Library 7456 Ho so much for you. So, make your life much easier by doing reer Services 230 Killian Annex 713 hings like checking on your financial aid or your housing | Registrar's Office 201 HFR Administration Building 7216 ontract. Also, its not a bad idea to check your account | Advising Center 107 Killian Annex 7170 balance every once in a while on the WCU website. Make | Student Support Services C137 Killian Annex 7127 Sure you have paid all of your fees or else you could be out International Student Services 460 HER Administration Building 7234 pf luck before you know it. No one will call and ask for your {| WCU Bookstore 7346 permission to cancel your classes due to non-payment! Disabilities Services 460 HFR Administration Building 1234 The One Stop is a location on campus recently placed | Campus Police CCCCOtreach Center 7301 n Killian Annex for the convenience of students and offices. | Office of Professional Examinations 135 Killian Annex 223 Students are encouraged to visit the One Stop to conduct | Office of Student Affairs 460 HFR Administration Building 1234 business dealing with accounts, financial aid, and any other | Cashiers Office (electric resale HER Administration Buildin 3109 niversity issues. Here is a list of departments and offices that | Honors College 4 CCCCCCCCCC143 Reynolds Residence Hall __ 7383 you will come to know as a student here at Western. You can International Programs/Study Abroad 273 Belk 7494 eep this list posted somewhere in your room or tuck it away | Cat Card Office 205 Killian Annex 7003 application that is going to set itself apart by essentially being a students best resource for personal information, campus events and much more. My Cat for students and faculty is available as of Aug. 10; access for staff is planned for later in the fall semester. Students may click on the Current Students link from the Western homepage to be taken into the Virtual One Stop site. Once there, they will log in as usual and enter the new My Cat portal. A link into My Cat also will be available on the faculty and staff page. For more information on My Cat, visit mycat.wcu.edu_ or contact Jed Tate, Web Developer, at 227-2431, or Bob Orr, Associate Chief Information Officer, at 227-7282.
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