Fall 2009 Move-in Information

Very Important

To get your keys you must complete the Emergency Contact Information materials at website: http://reslifeforms.augsburg.edu/.

First-Year Students in Anderson and Urness Halls:

You will move in Saturday, September 5. Please watch your mail for information and a move-in permit from the Office of Campus Activities and Orientation, which you can contact at orientat@augsburg.edu or 612-330-1100.

New StepUp Students in Oren Gateway:

Students new to the StepUp program will move-in to Oren Gateway Wednesday, September 2, 4-7pm. Please check-in at the Urness/Mortensen Residence Life Office; you will not need a move-in permit.

Transfer Students:

Regardless of community, you are welcome to move in Thursday, September 3, 4-7pm. Please check-in at the Urness/Mortensen Lobby Residence Life Office to pick-up your key and access card. You will not need a move-in permit.

All Returning Students:

Residence Hall newsletters & placements will be mailed Monday, August 3, 2009. Anderson, Mortensen, Oren Gateway & Luther move-in day is Monday, September 7 in Anderson Hall. Move-in permits are not required.

*Students moving in early for sports and/or activities will receive move-in information from their coach(s) and/or advisors.

Frequently Asked Questions

May I move-in early?
Yes, upon approval, returning students may move-in September 3 (4-7pm). The cost for this service is $50 billed to your student account. Please e-mail Cyndy Rowe, Housing Specialist, to make this arrangement.

What if I can't make my move-in date/time because of ...
Anyone who can not make his/her move-in date may move in late. Please visit the Urness/Mortensen Residence Life office during office hours to pick up your key and move in information. The summer session office hours are Monday through Thursday 4-7pm and Friday 3-6pm..

I have not received a placement/newsletter for fall...
Placement letters (for returning students) will be mailed by August 3, 2009. If you do not receive this information, please contact your Residence Hall Director.

When are the Residence Life Offices open?
The Urness/Mortensen Lobby Residence Life Office opens Tuesday, September 8, 9am-6pm. 
Academic hours resume in the Anderson Residence Life Office and the Urness/Mortensen Lobby Residence Life Office on Wednesday, September 9 12-6pm.

My roommate(s) is/are an approved early arrival/move-around, may I move in with them?
You may move-in your larger belongings but may NOT pick up your key, access card, or stay overnight.

I want to send something to campus before I arrive...
Please contact Tony Weiland in Shipping & Receiving at 612-330-1750.

Can I get a loft?
All students (except OGC residents) may rent a loft through www.bedloft.com. Micro-fridges are also available rent; futons are available for purchase. If you pre-order, your loft will be available for pick up on move-in day. Some day-of rentals will also be available. 

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What should I bring?
To make your room your "home away from home," you may consider bringing posters, pictures, decorations, and favorites from your bedroom. Bring what you need to make the space your home, but remember most residents share spaces. Some residents have contacted roommates to make room arrangements prior to moving in – like who is bringing the TV?

Things to Bring:

  • telephone
  • alarm clock
  • radio
  • desk lamp
  • waste basket
  • bucket/basket to carry toiletries
  • storage crates
  • UL approved multiple outlet strips (with circuit breaker)
  • towels
  • pillow
  • extra long bed sheets (36" x 80")
  • shower sandals.
  • fridges 5 cubic feet or less

Optional items include stereo, computer, TV, VCR, video games, microwave, and coffee maker.

What should I leave at home?
The use and/or storage of the following items have resulted in injuries, fires, and loss of property and lives. Therefore these items are not allowed in the residence halls: flammable fluids, incense, candles, potpourri pots with open flame, grills, hot plates, toasters, air conditioners, firearms, ammunition, illegal weapons, firecrackers, bottle rockets, hunting items, fireworks, explosive devices, pets, and halogen lamps. All appliances need to have enclosed heating elements and have the underwriter's laboratory approval. The college staff reserves the right to, and will, remove unauthorized or dangerous electrical appliances, lighting, or items.