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INTRAMURAL DEPARTMENT
PE Complex
812-888-4473
The purpose of intramural sports at Vincennes University is to provide an opportunity for every male and female to
participate in an athletic or recreational activity on a voluntary basis. Intramurals is traditionally the largest on-going student
activity on campus. Approximately 60 percent of the student body involves itself in intramurals as either a participant,
official or avid fan. The Intramural Sports Department sincerely hopes that you will find programs that fit your needs for
recreation and physical activity.
The Intramural Director's Office is located in the office complex at the Physical Education Complex. A schedule of all
sports activities is available to all students in the office as well as being distributed to the Residence Halls, and is included
with the deadline dates in this Student Handbook. It is important to note that deadline dates are dates by which entries must
be received at the Intramural Office and the date on which the entry meeting will be held.
How to Enter
Entries for all sports must be submitted at the representatives meeting on the official entry form. Entry forms are available
ONLY at the team representatives meeting. Some sports activities do not require a representative meeting; those participants
will follow the advertised entry procedures for that sport. Representatives meetings are mandatory. However, should a
student be unable to attend due to a class conflict or other emergency, the following must be done PRIOR to the meeting.
1.
The interested party must notify the Intramural Sports Office in person.
2.
He/she must fill out the official entry form.
3.
He/she must have read the rules and regulations.
If all of these have been completed, then that individual/team will be included in the league or tournament schedule.
Student I.D.'s
In all team sports contests, participants must present their current validated student I.D. in order to participate. NO
EXCEPTIONS!!! Any participant not presenting their I.D. will not be allowed to participate in that contest.
SHAKE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER
812-888-4165
HOURS:
Monday-Thursday 7:30 p.m.-Midnight
Friday 7:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 2:00 p.m. - Midnight
Summer and Intersession Hours will be posted at the front entrance.
General Services
1.
USER PERMISSION: Any student enrolled at Vincennes University may check out materials by presenting his/her
student identification card.
2.
LENDING SERVICES (888-4165): The Desk closes fifteen minutes prior to library closing. Front entrances are also
locked fifteen minutes prior to closing.
3.
LOAN PERIODS: When you borrow materials, be sure you understand the regulations governing their use; you are
personally responsible for them. Most books and records circulate for 28 days and everything is due during the last
week of classes. Items may not be renewed.
4.
FINES: Fines are $4 per item
5.
NON-CIRCULATING MATERIAL: Reference books, periodicals, and some kinds of non-print material may be used
only in the LRC. Back issues of magazines may be either bound and shelved alphabetically or stored on microfilm in
an open cabinet next to the Lending Services Desk.
6.
RESERVES: Your instructors place materials on reserve which they want the entire class to use. Please ask at the
Lending Services Desk by using your instructor's name.
7.
RESERVE LOAN PERIODS AND FINES: Four-hour items may be used in the library only. Some items may be
checked out of the library for 24 hours. Fines for four-hour items are $.05 per minute. Fines for 24 hour items are $4
per day. A more complete brochure on circulation policies is available at the Lending Services Desk.
8.
CONDUCT: In order to serve you in an orderly manner and provide an atmosphere conducive to research and study,
we ask that you consent to:
a)
Present your student identification card upon the request of an LRC staff member.
b)
Allow the inspection of your belongings at the exit as needed in order to insure proper loan of materials.
c)
Comply with instructions by the LRC staff regarding conduct and space utilization.
