NGU
Fuge
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FUGE ’13 GENERAL INFORMATION
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University Bookstore
The bookstore is located beneath the dining hall. Hours of operation are as follows:
Monday-afternoon only
3:00PM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday-Friday
8:00AM – 5:00PM
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Evening Snacks
The 63/64 Grill will open from 1PM – 5:30PM & 9:00PM – 11:00PM Monday through Friday evenings to sell pizza-whole
or by the slice, wings, fries, nachos and drinks. Food and drinks are not permitted in classrooms or auditorium,
New: Einstein Bros. Bagel Shop will be open across the street from 7AM-2:30PM Monday through Friday. Campers
cannot go across the street without an adult counselor.
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Mail
All mail to campers will be received in the Fuge post office box. Fuge Staff to distribute. NGU Support Staff to help as
needed.
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Post Office
The post office is located beneath the dining hall. The hours are 10:00AM – 11:00 AM Monday – Friday and 1:30PM –
2:30PM Monday-Thursday. Postage stamps will be available in the bookstore.
5.
Clinic
Before you can be seen at Tuttle Clinic, you MUST have your medical release forms!
6.
Facilities Maintenance
All maintenance requests should be reported to the Student Services Office by 9:00AM daily or as needed during the day
until 11:00PM. Student Services Office number from 9:00AM - 5:00PM is 864-977-7121 and from 5:00PM - 11:00PM the
number to call would be 864-663-0251. Request can also be given in writing in the mornings after Adult Bible Study at the
sound boot in the back of the Chapel. For after hours emergencies, call the appropriate person on duty, located on the back of
this form. If no immediate response is given, call 864-977-7777 or 864-977-3219 (Campus Security) for assistance.
Maintenance needs will be responded to as quickly as possible.
7.
Keys
Two keys for each residence hall room will be made available to the counselor at check-in. KEYS MUST BE
SAFEGUARDED AT ALL TIMES. If a key is lost during your stay, you must contact the Student Services Office for
replacement. Cost for a replacement key is $10.00 due at the time of replacement. Counselors will return all room keys to
NGU Support Staff at the time of check-out. Check-out will not be completed until the counselor has made arrangements
with Student Services to pay for any lost key(s).
DOORS MUST BE LOCKED OR UNLOCKED ONLY WITH YOUR ROOM KEY. Keys must be turned a full 360degree turn (sometimes a little more) in order to lock or unlock the doors.
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Gate and Door Security
The lower gate is locked at11:00PM and will reopen at 5:00AM. Please use the main gate beside Campus Security whenever
the lower gate is closed. For all residence halls with “Main Door” card access, these doors will be programmed unlocked
from 6:30AM until Midnight. These doors will automatically lock from Midnight until 6:30AM. One counselor from each
church will be given a pass card to use as needed during times when doors are locked. All doors in these areas have door
alarms and must remain closed at all times. Doors left open for over 30 seconds will cause the alarms to sound.
9.
Residence Hall Damages
A NGU Support Staff person will clear you for check-out of your residence hall room(s). The procedures for how to properly
check-out will be provided on Friday. Resolution of cost for any new damages to your residence hall room(s) must be settled
immediately with the Director of Student Services and any assigned costs must be paid in full prior to clearance for checkout.
Student Services maintains a current room condition sheet on file for each residence hall room. A charge may be assessed at
check-out for unusually dirty rooms. Charges will be determined based on current cost for materials, parts and labor.
10.
MicroFridges
Micro-fridges are not to be used by campers. Adults that need to store medication and other needs may use the micro-fridge.
We ask that they be cleaned and defrosted Friday night before check-out on Saturday morning. Doors must be open on both
the fridge and microwave in all rooms before check out.
11.
Transportation
Churches wishing to make use of North Greenville University transportation will need to see Rick Morris in Campus
Security. Requests should be placed as soon as possible after arrival. There is a rental fee and other conditions apply for
usage. At time of check-in, Campus Security Personnel will direct you to the appropriate parking lots. Please use only these
lots during your stay.
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Bus Parking
Buses can be parked, after letting campers off, at the big parking lot in front of campus security (back of the
Todd Dining Hall).
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Prayer Chapel
The Todd Prayer Chapel is for praying only. Please help keep students out of this area unless they are there to pray!
14.
Miscellaneous
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Windows in all rooms must be kept closed at all times.
B.
Fuge camp policies regarding curfew, visitation, etc. are established and administered by Fuge Staff. AT NO TIME
ARE MALES ALLOWED IN OR AROUND FEMALE RESIDENT AREAS NOR ARE FEMALES
ALLOWED IN OR AROUND MALE RESIDENT AREAS.
C.
Place bags of trash outside room daily for pickup by the Support Staff. On Thursday, the Support Staff will go
through each room to check for cleanliness and damages. Reports of any discrepancies will be reported immediately
to Church Counselors.
D.
Respect for the parks; flowers are not to be stepped on nor picked. Rails are not to be sat on nor hung on. Rocks
around the waterfall are not designed for sitting nor standing. Campers cannot go to the waterfall at the entrance of
the campus unless a counselor is with them. Please, do not put anything in the water. This will be greatly
appreciated.
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NGU Staff to be contacted for assistance
1. Billy Watson, Director of Student Services
864-977-7121 (w) or 864-616-6283 (cell)
2. Donald Lilly, Men’s Coordinator
864-977-7122 (w) or 864-561-7732 (cell)
2. Lorry Green, Women’s Coordinator
864-977-7125 (w) or 864-414-4686 (cell)
3. Jamie Daughtry, Assistant Women’s Coordinator 864-977-7127 (w) or 864-678-0900 (cell)
4. Dillon Key, Assistant Men’s Coordinator
864-977-7126 (w) or 864-414-9349(cell)
5. Liz Lilly, Assistant Women’s Coordinator
864-663-0148 (w) or 864-561-8643 (cell)
6. Campus Security
864-977-7777 or 864-977-3219
7. Health Services
864-977-7170 (Tuttle Clinic-Daytime)
8. Maintenance Requests, Student Services
864-977-7121 (9AM-5PM)
after hours 864-663-0148 (5PM-11PM)
Directions to North Greenville University
From Greenville: Take Business 25 or 276 to Travelers Rest. Continue on Highway 25 North to Highway
414. Turn right on Highway 414 and the university is four miles on the left.
From Spartanburg: Take Highway 29 toward Greenville. Turn right on Highway 290 in Greer. Stay on
Highway 290 until you reach the intersection of Highway 290 and Highway 253. Turn right on Highway 253.
After you have traveled six miles you will come to the intersection of Highway 253 and Highway 414. Turn
left on Highway 414 and you will see the entrance to the university on the right.
From Hendersonville: Take I-26 toward Spartanburg. Exit onto Highway 25/ Greenville, South Carolina.
Take a left onto Highway 414. The university is four miles on the left.
From Columbia: Take I-26 West to Spartanburg. Exit on Highway 29 toward Greer/ Greenville. Turn
right on Highway 290 in Greer. Stay on Highway 290 until you reach the intersection of Highway 290 and
Highway 253. Turn right on Highway 253. After you have traveled six miles you will come to the intersection
of Highway 253 and Highway 414. Turn left on Highway 414 and you will see the entrance to the university on
the right.
From Atlanta: Take I-85 North to Exit 42. Take that exit to White Horse Rd. / Highway 25. Stay on
Highway 25 traveling toward Ashville, North Carolina. Turn right on Highway 414. The University is four
miles on the left
Fuge Parking
Due to the heavy traffic on our campus during the summer with the Fuge Camps, summer school sessions, and other
activities, we need the cooperation of everyone for the safety of all. Please carefully observe all the parking and traffic
flow policies below.
1. Park only in the painted parking places on the street. Do not park any where else on any street, sidewalk, or
grassy area. Fire lanes are mandated by State and federal laws.
2. The speed limit on campus is 15 mph.
3. Obey all traffic laws and signs. (Handicap parking is restricted for vehicles with state issued plaques).
4. Watch/Yield to pedestrians at all times.
General Traffic Driving Directions
Please observe all traffic flow signs.
1. Donnan Boulevard is the main entrance from highway 414 onto campus. Part of Donnan Blvd is TWO WAY
traffic. Drive with care. Follow the exit arrows behind Hayes Ministry Center to exit on Donnan Boulevard. Do
Not Turn right from Donnan Blvd. There is no Fuge parking around Turner Chapel or the Hayes Fine Arts Building
at any time. These spaces are reserved for faculty and staff only.
2. No parking Behind Hayes Ministry Center: Parking behind Hayes Ministry Center is for summer school.
3. Fuge Parking is available behind the Averyt-Wood Learning Center.
4. The parking lots and spaces next to the Todd Dining Hall, Tingle Student Center, and the Craft/Hemphill building
are for faculty and staff only.
5. Crain Science Lot: The parking lot in front of Crain Science Building is for faculty and staff. Fuge campers are not
permitted to park in this lot during work hours. Campers can park in faculty parking (yellow lined spaces) at
Crain Science Building between the hours of 5:30 PM and Midnight.
6. There is no parking on the maintenance road or the road to the pond.
North Greenville University’s Security Officer’s Authority:
North Greenville University Security officers enforce all State laws, including all traffic laws. They also enforce North
Greenville University’s rules and regulations. Under the laws of the State of South Carolina, North Greenville Security
Officers are authorized to issue State Uniform Traffic Citations. The NGU security office also assists Tigerville Fire
Department upon request. Campus Security seeks to insure the safety of all who visit our campus. If you need
assistance, call 864-977-7777.
(MAP OF CAMPUS PARKING AND TRAFFIC FLOW ON REVERSE SIDE)
Directions to Emergency Medical Facilities
North Greenville Hospital Emergency Room,
Travelers Rest, SC (864-834-5132)
As you leave North Greenville University, turn right onto Hwy 414. Go to Hwy 25 (approx. 4 miles) and turn
left (south). Go approx. 5 miles to Travelers Rest, SC. Go through one red light and bear to the right at the fork
in the road (at Citgo Station). At the next fork in the road, bear right again. At the red light you will turn right
(north) on Hwy 276, toward Marietta. One mile after turning onto Hwy 276, North Greenville Hospital
(Travelers Rest Emergency Room) will be on the left.
Urgent Treatment Center, Taylors, SC
864-292-5911 8 AM to 8 PM Monday - Friday
9 AM to 6 PM Saturday and Sunday
At the flashing light in Tigerville, get onto Hwy 253. Stay on this road until you reach Hwy 290. Turn left and
stay on 290 until you pass Calvary Christian Fellowship on your right. Turn right at the next intersection which
is St. Mark Road. Stay on St. Mark until you come to the traffic signal at Hwy 29. Turn right and go approx. 5
miles. You will pass “Canopy Car Wash” on the left and the Urgent Treatment Center is just past that on the
left.
Greer Memorial Hospital, Greer, SC
864-797-8200
Open 24 hours
At the flashing light at Tigerville, get on Hwy 253. Stay on this road until you reach Hwy 290, turn left and Hwy 29 will
be approximately 6 miles. You will cross over Hwy 29 and continue straight. The hospital will be on your right-hand
side.
Preventive Measures
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Bee Stings
Avoid bright colored clothes.
Do not use colognes and hair spray that have a sweet aroma.
Be careful with canned drinks to prevent bees, wasps, and yellow jackets from entering the can.
Those with known allergies to bees must possess a bee sting kit.
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Heat Exhaustion
1. Drink extra fluids at mealtime and between meals.
2. Use Gatorade or other sports drinks.
3. Replace salt with salt tablets.
4. Avoid vigorous exercise when temperature is greater than 83 degrees.
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Skin Problems
Protect skin with sunscreen lotions and creams. Use sunscreen with 4 or greater block
When hiking in wooded areas, wear long sleeves, long pants and use insect repellant on exposed areas.
Each night inspect body for ticks, especially the scalp and hairline.
Poison Ivy Armor to prevent Poison Oak and Ivy should be used when walking or hiking in wooded areas.
First Aid
Fainting
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Lay victim on back, elevate feet or bend over with head at knee level.
If unresponsive, call 911. Begin CPR if needed and you are trained or being guided by an emergency dispatcher.
Fractures
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Do not move if unconscious or back/neck injuries are suspected.
Treat breathing/bleeding/shock first. Immobilize injury before moving.
Insect Bites & Stings
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Scrape off stinger with finger, don’t squeeze.
Wash with soap/water.
Apply cold compress, then calamine lotion.
Get help IMMEDIATELY if allergic.
Nosebleed
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Keep head forward
Squeeze nose closed
If bleeding does not stop, apply cold compress and reapply pressure. If bleeding continues, call doctor.
Object in Eye
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Let eye tear, don’t rub.
If loose, object may dislodge itself, or dab eye gently with a clean cloth.
If embedded, cover both eyes and get help.
Poisoning
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If victim has serious symptoms or has collapsed, call 911. Otherwise, call Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222 in United
States).
SWALLOWED POISON: DO NOT induce vomiting or give the victim syrup of ipecac, food or anything to drink unless
directed by a medical professional.
POISON ON SKIN: Remove contaminated clothing and flush skin with water for 15 minutes. Wash skin gently with soap
and cool water, rinse.
POISON IN EYE: Flush eye for at least 15 minutes with lukewarm water. Blink often. DO NOT rub eyes or use eye drops.
INHALED POISON: Move victim to fresh air. If victim has collapsed, call 911 and begin CPR if you are trained or being
guided by an emergency dispatcher.
Shock
(WARNING SIGNS: Pale, clammy skin; weakness; fast breathing; rapid, weak pulse; confusion.)
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Lay victim on back with feet raised unless head/back injuries are suspected
Begin CPR if needed and you are trained or being guided by an emergency dispatcher.
Treat bleeding problems. Call 911.
Clinic
Before you can be seen at Tuttle Clinic, you MUST have your medical release forms!
REMEMBER: If you feel unable to handle a situation, use the campus resources available to you
for help.
Welcome to
North Greenville
University
North Greenville University policy states that males are not
allowed in the female resident halls and females are not
allowed in the male resident halls.
We also have what we call the curb rule where males and
females do not cross the curb of the opposite gender.
Females are also not allowed to be in the
Crusader Court Area.
We hope this helps make the week a pleasant experience.
Grounds Keeping
Please dispose of all trash in the proper containers. The flowers and hedges are around the campus for
beautification, please do not walk or stomp on them. The tables and plants in front of Tingle Student Center are
there for your enjoyment, please do not stand on them or throw trash out around them. The wrought iron work
around the park is also a part of the beautification on the campus, please do not walk, sit or balance on it. We
ask that everyone stay out of the waterfall and fountain on campus, please do not put anything in the water.
Campers cannot go to the waterfall at the entrance of the campus unless a counselor is with them. The rocks
around the waterfall are not designed for sitting nor standing, please be aware of the potential hazard of
improper use. The pond in the Prayer Garden is there for everyone’s enjoyment – PLEASE do not put soap or
any other chemicals in the pond. It will kill the fish. This is a place of prayer and reverence.
PLEASE DO NOT GO NEAR THE CONSTRUCTION SITE (CRAIN SCIENCE BUILDING).
Indoor Pests
Please keep windows/doors closed and food stored in containers!
Open windows/doors and open food help to increase
the bug and ant population inside the resident halls. Empty food containers can be taken to outside trash
container. The Support Staff will pick up trash each morning when left outside the room door.
PLEASE help us to control this situation by letting your Support Staff know as soon as possible of any
problems.
Thank You for Your Help.
Equipment Check Out
Time: 3:00 PM to 4:45 PM and 10:00 PM to 10:45 PM
Place: Tingle Student Center
in the
Emery Game Room
You must leave some form of I.D. with the Support Staff!!!
You can check out:
Volley Balls, Basketballs, Tennis Equipment, Ping Pong Paddles,
Footballs, Soccer Balls, Billiard Equipment
FUGE CAMP CHECKOUT PROCEDURES
A NGU Support Staff worker will do a room-by-room check-out of your assigned residence hall area.
The following will be inspected before you clear for checkout:
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Room Damages: If any new damage is found, check-out will be stopped. You
will need to see the Director of Student Services to settle any charge for
damages.
Cleanliness: Remove ALL trash from room, including food, cans, etc. Extra trash
bags may be obtained from NGU Support Staff. Rooms should be in the order in
which they were found.
Personal Items: Please remove ALL belongings from each room before checkout
begins.
Keys: Return key for each room in your assigned area. There is a $10.00
replacement cost for any lost keys. This will be paid to the Director of Student
Services.
Access Cards: Counselors with access cards must return the card along with their
room keys. There is a $10.00 replacement cost for lost cards.
Blinds: There is a $15.00 cost for replacement of broken or damaged blinds.
Micro-Fridge: Must be open, clean and defrosted before checking out. You will
need to see the Director of Student Services to settle any charge for damages.
We appreciate your full cooperation with our check-out
procedures. We hope you enjoy your final day at North Greenville University and
Fuge 2013!
The NGU Student Services Staff