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Important Info

Selection of a Campus Dining Services Meal Plan entitles you to a Meal Card, which allows you purchasing power equivalent to the plan you have selected. Here is how it works: Your E&H Card (Emory & Henry College) will be encoded to access your Dining Service Account. You must present your E&H card to the cashier for entrance into Van Dyke Dining Hall, Hometown Express, and all retail locations. The plan allows students to have access to other retail locations on campus like The Hut located at Martin Brock Student Center and Simply to Go located at McGlothlin Science Building as many times as they choose throughout the week. Students who have the 19 Meal plan will be able to use one meal equivalency per time period in Van Dyke Dining Hall, Hometown, or other food locations on-campus.

LOST OR STOLEN MEAL CARDS
Lost or stolen Meal Cards can be replaced. Should this happen to you… contact Campus Security or Suzanne Riley at 276-944-6529 for more details.

DIETARY NEEDS
Do you have particular dietary needs? Please let us know! Our Campus Dining Services Program can accommodate your special dietary requirements. For more information, please contact Robin Walton, 276-944-6587.

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
One of our main goals is to provide a pleasant, clean, comfortable and satisfying dining experience. In order to meet this goal, we ask for your assistance with the following procedures:

Please bus your dishes and disposables from your table when you have finished dining
Please refrain from taking food, dishes or utensils from the dining area.
Remember that Meal Cards are non-transferable. Meal cards cannot be used by anyone but the purchaser.

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 years. If you need to purchase a meal plan, or if you would like to make a change to the plan you have already selected, simply contact Suzanne Riley, at 276-944-6529.

Super Meal Plan – 19 Meals
$4,552 (19 meals per week with $140 flex dollars)
The BEST VALUE!!! This plan is designed to for students
who remain on campus throughout the week and weekend.
You have access to every meal we serve throughout the
semester. You have access to every meal we serve throughout
the semester. Brunch replaces breakfast and lunch on the
weekends. 7 day week - 19 meals per week - $140.00 Flex Dollars per
semester cash allowance may be used for lunch, dinner and used for
your guests.
This plan is also highly recommended for student athletes.

Alternate Meal Plan -14 Meals
$4,260 (14 meals per week with $165 flex dollars)
Alternate Plan…Not a morning person? 7 day week - 14 meals per week - $165.00 Flex Dollars per semester cash allowance may be used for lunch, dinner, and may be used for your guests.
This meal plan is for the student that can’t make it to breakfast on a regular basis. This may be the perfect meal for you.

10 Meal Plan
$3,870 Junior /Senior (10-meals include $100 flex dollars and 60 small swipes)
Includes 100 *Flex Dollars and 60 small swipes per semester cash allowance may be used for lunch, dinner and may be used for your guest. You must have 57 credit hours or more for this plan.
Designed for Juniors & Seniors allowing you more options and flexibility.

Commuter Meal Plan
$1,300 per year
Commuter Meals may be eaten at the Cafeteria, Hometown Express and also at any of the retail dining locations on campus. Commuter Plans are available during Fall and Spring semesters only. Having a commuter plan allows you to save on dining costs, save on sales tax and don't require carrying cash.
For any student commuting to and from campus.