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Personal Packages? Please Don’t Send to Campus

December 13, 2019

Due to the high volume of packages that are received for on-campus students and official University of Portland business, personal packages for faculty, staff, and off-campus students are not to be sent to the University address, according to Mary Scroggins, printing and mailing services. For more information contact the mail center at x7179.

Filed Under: 12-09-2019, 12-16-2019, Campus Services, Mail Services Tagged With: Mail services, Mary Scroggins

Spring Book Orders, Course Pack Submissions Due by Friday, Nov. 1

October 25, 2019

All spring 2020 book orders and course pack submissions are due to printing services no later than Friday, November 1. The lead time is needed to assure all copyrights are properly adhered to and to allow time for large large print orders. How to place book orders Website (www.uportland.bncollege.com), go to Faculty Resources, located in […]

Filed Under: 10-14-2019, 10-21-2019, 10-28-2019, Academics, Bookstore, Mail Services, Printing Services Tagged With: Bookstore, Erin Cave, Mail services, Mary Scroggins, Printing Services

President’s Day Mail, Feb. 15

February 12, 2016

President’s day is celebrated this year on Monday, February 15, which means no incoming mail delivery, according to Mary Scroggins, mailing services. Outgoing mail must be received in the mail center by 2:30 p.m. to be taken to the downtown post office. For more information contact Scroggins at 7179 or scroggin@up.edu.

Filed Under: 02-15-2016, Campus Services, Mail Services Tagged With: Mail services, Mary Scroggins, President's Day mail

Temporary Mail Receptacle In Buckley Center

June 26, 2015

A temporary mail receptacle is now located outside the mailbox area in Buckley Center, according to Mary Scroggins, mailing and printing services. Signage is in place for the mail drop. Please deposit all outgoing mail into this unit, and it will be sorted upon arrival at mailing services in Tyson Hall. For more information contact […]

Filed Under: 06-15-2015, 06-22-2015, 06-29-2015, Campus Services, Mail Services Tagged With: Mail services, Mary Scroggins, Temporary Mail Receptacle

Come Wish Barbara Well, April 30

April 27, 2015

Mail center specialist Barbara Hughes will retire on Thursday, April 30, after 14 years with the University. A farewell gathering is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. on that Thursday in the mailing and printing services office in Tyson Hall. Please stop by to wish Barbara well in her new endeavors and thank her for her expert, […]

Filed Under: 04-20-2015, 04-27-2015, Campus Services, Mail Services Tagged With: Barbara Hughes, Mail services, Mary Scroggins

Printing & Mailing Services Hours for Inauguration Events

September 22, 2014

This week’s Inauguration events will impact hours of operation for the mailing services and printing services offices, according to director Mary Scroggins. Mailing services will close at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 24; there will be only one mail run to Waldschmidt Hall at 11 a.m. On Friday, September 26, mailing services will close at 2 p.m., with […]

Filed Under: Campus Services, Mail Services, Printing Services Tagged With: Mail services, Mary Scroggins, Printing Services

Presidents Day Mail Service

February 17, 2014

Presidents day is celebrated this year on Monday, February 17, which means no incoming mail delivery, according to Mary Scroggins, mailing services. Outgoing mail must be received in the mail center by 2:30 p.m. to be taken to the downtown post office. For more information contact Scroggins at 7179 or scroggin@up.edu.

Filed Under: Campus Services, Mail Services Tagged With: Mail services, Mary Scroggins, President's Day mail

President’s Day Mail

February 10, 2014

President’s day is celebrated this year on Monday, February 17, which means no incoming mail delivery, according to Mary Scroggins, mailing services. Outgoing mail must be received in the mail center by 2:30 p.m. to be taken to the downtown post office. For more information contact Scroggins at 7179 or scroggin@up.edu.

Filed Under: Campus Services, Mail Services Tagged With: Mail services, Mary Scroggins, Presidents Day

Personal Mail Window Hours

December 13, 2013

Mailing services in Buckley Center is a service for University departments and students and it is a very busy operation throughout the year. It is not a commercial mailing center or a post office, and it does not receive extra staffing for the holiday season. In order to keep University-related mail operations running smoothly during […]

Filed Under: 12-02-2013, Campus Services, Mail Services, Marketing & Communications, University Relations Tagged With: Mail services, Mary Scroggins

Thanksgiving Mail Service

November 22, 2013

Mailing services will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday along with the rest of the campus on Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29, and will be open on Wednesday, November 27, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Metered mail needs to be at the mail center no later than 2 p.m. in order for […]

Filed Under: Campus Services, Mail Services, Marketing & Communications Tagged With: Mail services, Mary Scroggins, Thanksgiving Holiday

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