Please be mindful of others. If other people are waiting to use something, please limit your play time to thirty (30) minutes.

Gaming Consoles

Wii (Cabinet 1); PlayStation 3 (Cabinet 2); Xbox 360 (Cabinet 2)

Usage

In order to use these consoles, students can check out games, controllers, and keys at the Information Desk. Students simply leave their ID and sign a log for the items that they are using. Students should initial next to each item they take from the Information Desk, and the Info worker should double check that all of those items are returned in usable shape before they return the student’s ID. All items must be returned to the Information Desk before they can be checked out by another user – students cannot transfer responsibility for these items without returning them first.

From the Information Desk, students will take:

• A key to the appropriate console cabinet

• Remotes for the system

• One game at a time

Wireless headphones are available within each cabinet for use with the game systems.

Students will receive the items listed above in a plastic container. Students will be charged for items not returned or returned in unusable condition.

Pool

To play pool, students must check out the balls from the Information Desk and leave their Student ID or another form of photo ID. Pool sticks are located in the Game Room and may not be removed for any reason. Students are responsible for returning the full set of pool balls to the Information Desk, otherwise you will be charged to replace them.

Ping Pong

Students must check out ping pong paddles and balls from the Information Desk. They must leave their student ID at the desk and will get it back upon the return of the equipment. If any of the equipment is lost or damaged, students will be charged to replace it.

Reservations are available for rooms in the Campus Center, Combs Center Warehouse, Chowan, Old Carnegie, and various outdoor spaces. To make reservations for any of these, login to Event Centre using your Centrenet username and password.

• If you simply want to check availability of space in the Campus Center, you may view all dates at the above link also.
 
• Reservation requests must be entered using a centre.edu email address. Reservations requested with a non-Centre email address will be denied.
 
• The reservation time you select should be for the actual event or meeting time. Please use the notes section to indicate requested set up/tear down time.
 
• If you have any questions after submitting a reservation please respond to the confirmation email you received.
 
• Please be thorough when filling out the reservation form to ensure proper scheduling of space and resources. Incomplete information will delay the approval of your reservation.
 
• Please utilize the set up and notes sections of the form for any physical or audio/visual needs. Set up needs not indicated in this form cannot be guaranteed.
 
• Certain spaces have a 3-7 day advance reservation window. This is to ensure time for set ups to be properly scheduled. In some circumstances requests for space after the window may be considered depending on availability and needs. These requests must be sent to Tylar Davidson.

Reservation Regulations

• Any Centre College recognized group or organization may reserve space in the Campus Center for meetings, events, etc.
 
• Parties outside the Centre College community may rent the space when school is not in session, and during school upon approval by the College. For those interested in renting space in the Campus Center, please contact Stephanie Franklin in Human Resources.
 
• For urgent reservation requests, those needed within five (5) calendar days, please contact the Interim Director of Student Activities, Tylar Davidson.
 
• If a room you have reserved is locked, please contact the Campus Center Information Desk or the Department of Public Safety.
 
• If you have any problems, please contact the Campus Center Information Desk.

The D-Flyers play on the two (2) screens at the north and south entrances to the Campus Center. Any club, office, organization, or group recognized by the College may submit D-Flyers to advertise specific events and happenings on campus.

Formatting D-Flyers

• The slide can easily be created in Microsoft Publisher, Adobe Photoshop, and other programs. The final file types must be submitted in one of the following image types: .JPG, .TIF, .PCD, & .BMP.
• Please keep a 3/4 inch margin of text and graphic free area around the outer edge of the slide, as there will be some cropping when the slide is published to the television.
• Please make these slides visually interesting; using color, fonts, pictures, and graphics. Additionally, do not make the slide so busy that information is lost on those just passing by. There may be no references to drugs or alcohol.

Properly Setting Up The Format In Applications

Microsoft Publisher

• Create a new document at a custom size of 18.5 inches long by 11 inches high.
• Create the slide. Be sure to keep text away from the edges.
• Save and submit the document as a .jpg file.

Adobe Photoshop

• Create a new document at 1280 by 768 pixels.
• Do not select a color bit rate over 8.
• Create the slide.
• Save and submit the slide as a .jpg file.

Please submit the flyers to dflyers@centre.edu no later than five (5) days prior to when you want the slides to run.
 
In the email, include:

• Start date of the slide, which can be no more than eight (8) calendar days prior to an event.
• End date of the slide (the day it should be removed).

The Student Life Office reserves the right to exclude any submission or change it for content or visual appeal.

If you have questions or suggestions for the Digital Signage in the Campus Center, please contact the Interim Director of Student Activities, Tylar Davidson.