Campus Facilities

The campus is a blend of colonial Georgian and modern architecture, its buildings include four residence halls, an apartment complex, a library, student activity center, welcome center, an auditorium, an athletic complex, an administration building, and four classroom buildings. Open and pleasing, the surroundings are quiet and the distractions few.

Campus Bookstore

The University Bookstore is the primary source on campus for textbooks and school supplies. The store also carries stationery, school novelties (sweatshirts, polo shirts, hats, mugs, etc.), paperback books, toiletries and snacks. Operating hours are Monday through Friday, 7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Cailloux Campus Activity Center

The Cailloux Campus Activity Center (CCAC) is the �living room'' of the campus and is open extended hours for use by students, staff and faculty. The CCAC houses a snack/sports bar, bookstore, mail center, aerobics room, fitness center, media center, recreation area, conference center and administrative offices for Student Services.

Campus Chapel

The University Chapel is located in the Griffin Welcome Center and is available for individual and group worship. During the academic year, weekly chapel services are led by the individuals and groups within the Campus Ministry Council under the direction of the Campus Minister.

Library

The William M. Logan Library's mission is to provide innovative information resources and services in support of the University's educational program. The library has over 85,000 volumes and subscribes to over 400 periodicals and newspapers. The library is arranged in open stacks enabling students to browse and make their own book selections. The facilities include reading and study areas, individual carrels, group study rooms, as well as photocopiers, microfilm reader/printers, and a multipurpose classroom equipped with a/v resources. Bibliographic information about the library's book collection is available via an on-line public access catalog. The library provides Internet access, full-text periodical and newspaper databases, and other electronic reference sources. The reference collection of 5,000 print volumes includes encyclopedias, bibliographies, atlases, periodical indexes, and other reference sources. Special collections include books and other materials about the history of the Hill Country and the University.

Instruction in library research methodology and current research technology is provided for individuals and classes under the direction of professional librarians. The library's holdings are supplemented by participation in the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC), a computerized international network of over 20,000 libraries, and by membership in the Council of Research and Academic Libraries, a library consortium for the San Antonio area and TexShare, a consortium of Texas college and university libraries.

ATM Services
For your convenience, there is an ATM located on the first floor of the Cailloux Center .

Business Office - Tom Murray Building , 1st Floor
Students may visit the Business Office to take care of financial obligations with the University and check their student accounts. Students with proper identification may also cash checks for up to $50. Business Office hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. , Monday through Friday.

Bulletin Boards
Permission to post information regarding campus activities, community events, used books, etc. must be given by the Director of Student Activities. The Student Activities office is located on the first floor of the Cailloux Center .

Cailloux Campus Activities Center - ( Cailloux Center )
The Cailloux Center is home to multiple facilities students may access on a daily basis. Stay in shape at the Fitness Center, attend Yoga or Karate classes, watch a movie in the theatre, pick-up mail or visit the bookstore, attend lectures, dances, banquets and club meetings, view the latest student art exhibit, play billiards, ping pong, air hockey and foosball, watch TV, play the jukebox or just hang out with friends over pizzas and burgers in The Corner Pocket Snack Bar.

Campus Ministry - Hoon Hall, Room 9
While related to the Synod of the Sun of the Presbyterian Church (USA), Schreiner University offers a warm ecumenical spirit of Christian hospitality to persons of all faiths. Schreiner University seeks to provide opportunities for people to celebrate and grow in their faith and knowledge through worship, service, fellowship and study.

The Campus Minister is an ordained minister who provides pastoral care, emergency counseling, and helps students find outside assistance when needed. He and a seminary intern work closely with a student campus ministry team providing chapel services, informal Bible study, prayer groups, retreats, social activities, and service opportunities for the campus community.

Computer Lab - Dickey Hall, 1st Floor
All students are invited to use the Computer Lab, provided they have a current university ID card. Other guidelines, including operating hours, are posted in the lab. [Click here for the site!]

Counseling Services - Cailloux Center , 2nd Floor
Schreiner University Counseling Center strives to provide quality counseling, in a confidential environment, in which the student and counselor can work together to resolve concerns or to expand the personal growth of the student. Whatever the reason for the visit, the goal is to increase the student's enjoyment of life. Appointments can be made with a counselor by calling 792-7282 or sending an e-mail to [email protected]. For emergencies after regular operating hours call security at 739-1111 or call 911

Fasken Learning Center - Dickey Hall 1st Floor
Learning Support Services, classrooms, tutoring rooms, testing rooms, and staff/faculty offices are housed in the Learning Center . The facilities are for use of the entire university community; students needing word processing capabilities will find hardware and software available in the computer lab.

Financial Aid - Griffin Welcome Center
Schreiner University hopes to support each student in such a way that maximum benefits can be awarded. To ensure this occurs, it is essential for each student to take responsibility for knowing and meeting application deadlines, and for following up with the Office of Financial Aid.

Food Service
The Sodexho Food Service office is located in the Schreiner cafeteria. Patrons will find a wide range of menu choices including full hot meals, grill items, soup of the day, salad bar, deli sandwiches, desserts and drinks. The Corner Pocket is the campus snack bar located in the Cailloux Student Activity Center . All resident students with a meal plan also have a declining balance that can be used in either the Snack Bar or the cafeteria. Students on the Meal Plan must show their university ID upon entrance; all others pay at the door. Meals and declining balance are valid only during the contract board period. The declining balance will be carried over from fall to spring terms. Meals and declining balance are not applicable between terms. All remaining balances will be cleared at the end of the spring term.

Free Speech Zone
In an effort to provide opportunities for free speech and to preserve the academic order of the university, the Office of the Dean of Students has established the following procedures to provide for a free speech area. The free speech area is intended for campus community member use only (students, faculty, staff) and not for outside persons and/or agencies.

University community members wishing to participate in the free speech area must petition through the Office of the Dean of Students. The Dean of Students will then notify Campus Security.
1. University community members wishing to speak must designate a beginning time and an ending time. Free speech area use will be limited if other individuals or groups wish to speak.
2. No amplification may be used. This prohibition specifically includes public address systems, bullhorns, etc.
3. There must be no interruption of either vehicle or pedestrian traffic.
4. Designated space for the free speech area is the lawn between the Cailloux Center and the cafeteria. In the case that another event is prescheduled for that site; an alternate site will be designated.

Lost and Found - Cailloux Center , 2nd Floor
The Student Affairs Office maintains the campus "Lost and Found" service for the campus. All items must be identified before pick-up and will be disposed of at the end of each semester if unclaimed.

Mail Center - Cailloux Center 2nd Floor
All full-time, part-time, commuter, and non-traditional undergraduate students are assigned an individual mailbox. Students must obtain their university ID before they will receive their mailbox assignments and combinations from the Mail Center personnel. Students will keep their assigned mailbox until they graduate.

Mail is normally sorted and ready for pick-up by 12:00 p.m. , Monday through Friday. Packages may be picked up when the Mail Center window is open. Mail Center Window hours are Monday - Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Student Affairs Office - Cailloux Center, 2nd Floor
The office of Student Affairs is responsible for the management of residence halls, student activities, student organizations, job placement and career planning, student activity center, campus recreation, counseling, new student Orientation, judicial affairs, Greek life, and health/wellness. Office hours are Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m.