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On Tuesday June 20, 2017, starting at 9 a.m., there will be planned IT Maintenance. We will be upgrading one of our database servers. The down time of each application may vary as we move the applications to the new environment. This planned maintenance will affect the following applications.

• Accessibility Services
• Alumni SOS form
• Bookstore Fin Aid Changing
• Bookstore Course Schedule
• Budget Requests
• Career Services and Academic Success Request System
• Chemical Inventory Manager
• Chemistry Exit Survey
• CIBS – Dragon Consulting Student Application
• Clearinghouse
• College for Kids
• Data Warehouse Security Requests
• Dean’s List/Graduation List
• DIARY/Cooperating Teacher Survey
• Directory Manager
• Distance Dragon Card
• Dragon Card
• DragonFire membership tracking
• Driver License Verification
• Event Attendance
• Film equipment Checkout
• Financial Aid Scholarship Manager
• Hendrix Immunization Form
• Housing forms
• HR forms
• IT application Inventory
• IT forms
• IT person Verify
• ITS forms
• Key/Card forms
• KMSC song log
• MSUM mobile app
• Name Badge Ordering Form
• Nursing Online Application
• Online Course Evaluations
• Paralegal Internship Manager
• Parking Permit Request
• Positive Pay
• Retiree Directory Manager
• Scholarship Listing
• SCJ Camera Checkout
• Security Photos and New Prox Cards
• SPA – Events Form
• Transcript Requesting
• Wellness Center
• Work orders (Housing and Main)

The Facility, Grounds & Safety Committee (FGSC) is charged with annually reviewing the University’s Traffic & Parking Regulations. The committee has implemented the following approved changes:

Permit Price Adjustments:

• Semester-only General permit prices will change to be the same for each semester. Fall-only permits will increase from $80 to $85 and spring-only will decrease from $90 to $85. This change will take effect in fall 2017.

Summer & Holiday Parking in General Lots:

• All General Parking lots (lot names that begin with a G) will not be ticketed in the summer or on all University holidays and breaks (all days when there are no classes and/or offices are closed). This change took effect on May 15, 2017.
• Reserved Lots, Meters, and Handicapped areas will continue to have ticketing enforced year round.

Overflow Parking or “Parking Down”

• Overflow parking or “parking down” will be allowed for reserved permit holders as needed. Reserved permit holders can park in R (reserved) lots other than their home lot or in a G (general parking) lot on an as needed basis. This change took effect on May 15, 2017.

Thank you for your continued support as we work to improve service and safety in our campus parking areas.

MSUM will award degrees to about 875 students during its spring commencement program Friday, May 12 in the university’s Nemzek Fieldhouse.  

The 10 a.m. ceremony will include graduates of the College of Education and Human Services, College of Science, Health and the Environment, and Graduate Studies.

The 2 p.m. ceremony will include graduates of the College of Arts, Media and Communication, College of Business and Innovation, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and Graduate Studies.  Read the rest of this entry →

The Facility, Grounds & Safety Committee (FGSC) is charged with annually reviewing the University’s Traffic & Parking Regulations. The major changes the committee is recommending for implementation are as follows:

Permit Price Adjustments:

• Semester-only General permit prices will change to be the same for each semester. Fall-only permits will increase from $80 to $85 and Spring-only will decrease from $90 to $85. This change would take effect for Fall 2017.

Summer & Holiday Parking in General Lots:

• All General Parking lots (lot names that begin with a G) will not be ticketed in the summer and on all University holidays and breaks (all days when there are no classes and/or offices are closed). This change would take effect May 15, 2017.
• Reserved Lots, Meters, and Handicapped areas will continue to have ticketing enforced year round.

Overflow Parking or “Parking Down”

• Overflow parking or “parking down” will be allowed for reserved permit holders as needed. Reserved permit holders can park in R (reserved) lots other than their home lot or in a G (general parking) lot on an as needed basis.

If you have any feedback on the proposed changes, please send it to parking@mnstate.edu by Wednesday, April 5. Thank you for your continued support as we work to improve service and safety in our campus parking areas.

In order to provide better service and clarity on some parking issues, and in consultation with the MSUM parking sub-committee, the parking services office is making the following changes effective May 1,2017:  Read the rest of this entry →

Shane Kelly has been activated for military duty and will be on leave for at least a year. To ensure you continue to receive a high-level of service in the parking and key/card office, Public Safety Sergeant Jessica Jorgensen has been assigned to work in these areas for the duration of Shane’s absence. You can contact Jessica at 218-477-2675, email parking@mnstate.edu or go to the parking website at mnstate.edu/parking.

Jim Schumann, Director of Public Safety

Parking Office Update:

Reserved Parking spaces are still available in the following parking lots:

• R-1, just south of the Center for Business
• R-4, just north of Hagen and Langseth
• R-5, just south of Murray Hall

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The Parking and Key & Card Access Offices will be closing at 2:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 15 and Tuesday, Aug. 16 for Department Annual Training.

If a Parking or Access emergency develops while the office is closed, please call the office supervisor at 218.304.2397.

The Parking Office is excited to share that Reserved Parking in several lots will be available for purchase this year! There is currently space in the following areas:

• R-1 lot south of the Center for Business
• R-4 lot north of Hagen and Langseth
• R-5 lot south of Murray Hall
• R-6 lot east of the Center for the Arts

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Have you registered for your 2016-17 parking permit? 2015-16 parking permits expire on Friday, so please take action as soon as possible. Register online at mnstate.edu/parking.  Read the rest of this entry →

The Parking Office is excited to inform you that reserved parking spaces are available for the 2016-17 school year! We have space available for purchase in the following reserved parking lots:

• R-1 lot, just south of the Center for Business
• R-4 lot, north of Hagen/Langseth
• R-5 lot, south of Murray Hall
• R-6 lot, right next to the Center for the Arts

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Have you registered for your 2016-17 parking permit? Beat the rush and order today!

Visit our website at mnstate.edu/parking to register, review University Regulations, and see helpful answers to frequently asked questions.

Have you registered for your 2016-17 parking permit? Beat the rush and register today!

Visit our website at mnstate.edu/parking to take care of all of your parking needs.

Have a comment or concern? Call, email or stop by!

Bringing a vehicle to campus next year? Beat the rush and register for your 2016-17 parking permit today. Visit mnstate.edu/parking for permit pricing, regulations, registration and more.

Have you registered for your 2016-17 parking permit? Current permits expire in less than a month, so now’s the time to register. Visit our website at www.mnstate.edu/parking or pay us a visit.

Please let us know if you have any questions, comments or concerns. We’re happy to help!

Does your Department issue guest parking permits? The Parking Office has a quick one-question survey on day pass use.  Read the rest of this entry →

Does your Department purchase Day Parking Passes for guests? The Parking Office has been investigating online daily parking solutions, and needs your help! Please take a few minutes to answer our short survey on day pass use (https://mnstate.co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_efzJxGWLhluJMO1).

Your feedback will help us make a more informed decision on any potential expansion in daily parking solutions.

Thank you!

Construction in the R-1 and R-3 parking lots (South of the Center for Business) will begin on Tuesday, July 5. If you regularly park in either of these lots, please park in the G-2 general lot, slightly west of the area. The campus parking map can be found at mnstate.edu/parking.

Personnel parking in the G-2 lot will not be cited for being in the area. Parking in the G-2 lot will be authorized for the entire duration of the construction project.

Please contact the Parking Office with any questions or concerns. We can be reached at parking@mnstate.edu or 218.477.2675.

Parking Customers: Aspects of the 2016-17 parking regulations started to go in to effect on July 1. Some changes you may notice include new prices for campus parking meters. Metered parking rates increased slightly and machines campus-wide were re-programmed to reflect the change.

To view the complete 2016-17 Traffic & Parking Regulations, please visit our website, www.mnstate.edu/parking. Interested in obtaining a print version of the document? Let us know; our office has a few extra to share.  Read the rest of this entry →

Registration for 2016-17 parking permits is open! If you’re interested in purchasing a parking permit for the upcoming school year, please register online at https://msumapps.mnstate.edu/authenticate/index.php?applicationid=27.

2015-16 parking permits expire on Aug. 12, so please be sure to have your new permit in time for the transition.

Please contact the Parking Office with any questions, comments or concerns: parking@mnstate.edu or 218.477.2675.