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Important Info

Lost meal Cards
Please report your lost meal card to Dining Services immediately. We will put a hold on your card while you visit the One Card Office in the Library for a new or temporary card.

Specialty Dietary Needs
Our team is experienced in accommodating special diets for our students who have a medical need. We strive to privide a complete, convenient dining experience for those with special requirements. If you are on a special diet by doctor's orders or for religous reasons, arrangements may be made to provide for your dining needs. Simply contact the Dining Services Office at extension 5750 or at 413.549.2840 if you're off-campus.

Meals on the Run
We understand how hectic a college student's life can be, with athletics, clubs, and jobs in addition to classes. To help accommodate busy schedules, specialty bag lunches and dinners are available in the Dining Commons when schedules conflict. Students participating in the 5-college meal exchange may also benefit from this perk while taking classes at the four other schools. Contact the Dining Services at extension 5750.

A Plan For You!

Campus Dining Meal Plans

In order to meet your campus dining needs, we have designed the following meal plans for the 2011-2012 academic year. 

Unlimited Meal Plan
The base plan offers unlimited access to the Dining
Commons. All students living in Dakin and Merrill
Residences Halls
, as well as students living in the Prescott
suites
#104 are required to be on a this plan.

Voluntary Block Meal Plans

Optional for new first year students housed in modular apartments,
continuing students housed in modular apartments Enfield, Greenwich
and Prescott (excluding Prescott #104), and
communter students.

Each block meal counts for One all-you-can-eat visit to our Dining Commons

  • 25 all-you-can-eat meals for $160 per semester
  • 50 all-you-can-eat meals for $310 per semester
  • 75 all-you-can-eat meals for $445 per semester

Block Plan Meals do not carry over from Fall Semester to Spring Semester.  If you have any questions on the best use for Block Plans Please contact us.

Cafe Card
This plan provides $95 in Flex Dollars per semester. These Flex Dollars may be used in the Dining Commons, or Bridge Café. Required for all resident, mod, and commuter students.

 

 

Cafe Card Upgrades
Flex Dollars provide a fast, safe and convenient method of managing campus life. Add flexDollars at any time via TheHub your Flex Dollars account provides a debit card system and unique money management tool activated through your ID card. Instead of carrying cash, all you have to do is present your Hampshire ID and your Dining Services purchase will automatically be deducted from your personal Flex Dollar account.

Using Your Meal Card
Your Hampshire College ID is your ticket to the many outlets on campus. With the purchase of Carte Blanche Meal Plans and/or Flex Plan Dollars, you must present your ID when you visit for meals in the Dining Commons or Bridge Café. Please remember that the January term is considered part of the Fall semester. Additional Flex Dollars and your original flex dollars that you have on your card will carry over from the Fall to the Spring semesters, but are lost at the end of Spring semester.

Five College Meal Exchange Policy

 

In support of Five College academic opportunities, a dining meal exchange is available for students enrolled in a meal plan at any one of the five colleges. A request for participating in the meal exchange will be granted for academic reasons only. Other meal exchange requests, for which there is a compelling reason, will be reviewed on an individual basis.

To request permission to participate in the meal exchange, a student must follow the guidelines provided by the Dining Services office on the home campus where the student has enrolled in a meal plan. With the application, the student must provide documentation of enrollment in a course at the other campus where the student is seeking permission to eat under the meal exchange program. To utilize the meal exchange or obtain further information, contact the Dining Services office on your home campus.

 

 

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