Student Centers and Programming Services introduces new, more user-friendly websiteSeptember 11, 2008Matthew R. Snydermrsnyder@syr.edu
The Office of Student Centers and Programming Services-the Division of Student Affairs unit that provides event and activity space and support-has launched a redesigned, more user-friendly website, http://scps.syr.edu.
The new site features links for Syracuse University students, faculty and staff to participate in an ongoing measurement of customer service satisfaction, updated event and room scheduling tools, important information regarding a new SCPS fee structure and employment applications, to name just a few of its features. The site also contains updated information highlighting SCPS’ two primary facilities, the Hildegarde and J. Myer Schine Student Center and the Ann and Alfred Goldstein Student Center.
University community members are encouraged to bookmark http://scps.syr.eduand to call SCPS’ main office at 443-4240 if they have questions. Comments and feedback are also welcome by e-mailing Jordan Manwaring, facilities and operations manager, at jamanwar@syr.edu.
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