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Worried about what to do on campus when you’re not in class? The Student Union is always buzzing with students either in the dining hall, the College radio station or checking out the latest merchandise in the College Bookstore.
JOHNSON DINING HALL
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At the Johnson Hall, located on the first floor of the Student Union building, students can select from a wide variety such as: comfort foods at the Origins Station with rotating entrees, “Balanced Choices” Station featuring vegetarian and healthy food options, The Fresh Grille, serving grilled entrees, burgers, fries, etc, Garden Salad Bar, made to order Deli Station, Pizza and Hot Sandwich location, Pasta Station, fresh in house baked goods at the Double Treat Bakery, Hand-Scooped Ice Cream, Hot Soup Bar and Refreshment areas featuring fountain beverages and Seattle's Best Coffee. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served during the week while brunch and dinner are available on weekends.
SPARTS DEN
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The students can also frequent our Spart's Den Food Court, located in the lower level of the Student Union building, featuring Fresh Grill, Trattoria Pizza and Pasta Station, Outtakes Grab N Go Sandwiches and Snacks, Salad Bar, Au Bon Pain Soup, and bottle and fountain refreshments. The Spart's Den is a great facility with couches, booths, bar stools, pool tables, foosball, wireless Internet, and two 42" flat screen televisions. Always check with the SAB (Student Activity Board) for all the events and performances coming to Spart's Den. Spart's Den is the best place on campus to relax between classes and meet friends for lunch.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER
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The Career Development Center functions as a resource center with the following services; FOCUS, a computerized system designed to help students with career and educational planning; job vacancy notices for full-time, part-time, and summer employment, and The Career Weekly, a weekly publication listing employment openings, internship opportunities, and upcoming Career Development events. Career planning services are offered for students and alumni. Surveys show that over 90% of York College graduates are either employed in their fields or in graduate school within the first six months of graduation, a percentage much higher than the national average.
YORK COLLEGE RADIO STATION
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Located in the upper level of the Student Union is York College's radio station, WVYC FM 99.7 and AM 640. Licensed by the FCC as a non-commercial, educational radio station, WVYC broadcasts more than 100 hours every week, serving as an information and entertainment medium for York College students and the surrounding community. The station provides the perfect training ground for students to become FCC-licensed radio announcers. Other students who enjoy the broadcasting field may opt to work in one of the "behind-the-scenes" departments such as underwriting, promotions, production, or news.
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