I live in an apartment on campus and prefer to cook most of my own meals. Do I have to be part of the membership plan?
Yes, all students living in campus housing are required to purchase the membership meal plan.
What do I do if I have a food quality concern?
ADC values feedback and is always open to suggestions. Please leave your feedback here: https://snhudining.com/contact/
Will I have access to a dietician or other food education resources?
Yes. A nutritionist will be on staff and will provide all the resources needed. Our Chefs create menu concepts to be inclusive of all food allergens and culinary lifestyle choices. Whether you are gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, vegetarian, nut-free, and/or religious/ethnic requirements, there will be food options available. At SNHU, we strive to create food that is inclusive to all. If a student has a food allergy or culinary lifestyle choice and needs assistance, our culinary team will work with that individual to solve the problem.
Will there still be to-go containers in the Dining Center?
Yes, ADC has an eco-container program which provides eco-friendly to-go containers for students, faculty, and staff.
Can I make suggestions for our new dining services provider?
ADC values feedback and is always open to suggestions. Please leave your feedback here: https://snhudining.com/contact/
Are the Retail locations included in the meal plan?
Yes, with the exception of Stonewall Market. Stonewall accepts: Dining Dollars, Penman Cash, cash, & credit. The following location are part of what we call an “all you care to dine” program. This means you can get a Entree, Side, and Drink during every visit. You can visit these ocations as many times as you’d like during operation hours.
Dunkin:
– Entree: Sandwich, Wrap, Bagel, Pancakes, or a Donut
– Side: Hashbrowns or 3 Muchkins
– Drink: Any Small or Medium sized drink on the menu or Disani water
Einstein:
Entree: Signature Sandwiches, Pizza Bagel, or Bagel
Side: Chocolate Chip Cookie, Strudel, or Hash Cup
Drink:Any Medium Drink of the Menu, Einstein Bros Lemonade, or Disani Water
Webster:
Entree: Any Sandwich
Side: Bag of Chips or a Hand Fruit
Beverage: Medium Coffee or Disani Water
Are there employment opportunities with ADC available for students?
Employment opportunities will be available with dining services team. Students can check the website at https://snhudining.com/culinary-philosophy/#joinOurTeam for all available positions, and as always, SNHU will hold a student employment job fair in the fall.
How will we limit food waste with this new “all your care to eat” model?
Community members are encouraged to take only what they will eat. SNHU will work with ADC to educate the community on food waste as we all become more comfortable with this new meal plan structure.
What is the cost of meals for anyone without a meal plan?
Anyone without a meal plan can access the dining center by purchasing a meal with the pricing structure below:
*Starting September 2nd*
Breakfast – $12
Lunch – $16
Dinner – $17
Brunch – $17 (Saturdays and Sundays Only)
How is access to the dining hall changing?
Given the “all you care to eat” nature of the Membership Meal Plan, individuals will only be able to access the first floor of the Dining Center if they swipe their ID (cash and card will also be accepted). We encourage the community to rethink our spaces on campus and to take advantage of the sustainable to-go options while meeting in other campus buildings if they are looking to eat with individuals who are not purchasing food from the Dining Center.
What is the Dining Hall process when we are on vacation/school break?
As a reminder, Membership Meal Plans are deactivated and SNHU Dining operations are scaled down during any break in which residence halls are closed (winter break, spring break, summer, etc.). During these times, meals will need to be purchased at the door using Penmen Cash, Dining Dollars, or cash/credit. This is a standard industry practice that allows SNHU to operate dining in a cost-effective and sustainable manner. Please know that there are resources available to ensure that all community members have access to food during these times. For more information on these resources, please contact the CARE team.
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