MEAL PLAN & MEMBERSHIP FALL 2020 – SPRING 2021
REGISTRATION FORM
* Dining Services will work with students who have special dietary needs to ensure a medically appropriate and nutritionally balanced diet.
Membership:
Yes, I want to be a member of Chabad House. (4-year membership for $25. Please make separate check payable to CHSA)
Meal Plans:* Fall 2020 Spring 2021
* All Shabbat/Holiday meals are free to students. A semester is approximately 16 weeks
Check here to switch from the RU Dining Plan to a Chabad House Kosher Dining Plan. Please note that you must pay for your Chabad House Kosher Dining Plan directly to Chabad House.
Note: Notification from Chabad House Jewish Student Center at Rutgers University confirming your PAID registration to the Complete 255 or the Traditional 225 meal plan, will exempt you from your Rutgers Freshman meal plan obligation. If you are already signed up at the Rutgers Dining Hall, simply fill out our Meal Plan Contract, submit your payment to Chabad House, and we will notify Rutgers of your preference. Rutgers Dining will then credit you according to their policy.
Fall 2020 Meal Plan Fees due by August 28, 2020. Spring 2021 Meal Plan Fees due by January 14, 2021
Terms & Conditions: The Chabad House Meal Plan provides daily kosher meals when the university is in session. The program begins on the first day of classes and continues until the last day of final exams, for a total of thirty-two (32) weeks. Shabbat dinner on Friday nights and lunches on Saturday are served after services. Chabad House serves Holiday (yom tov) meals and holds services for those Holidays (yom tovs) that fall during the academic calendar. A schedule of services and meal times is posted each week in the lobby and on social media. Students must pre-register for Shabbat and Jewish Holiday meals - a link will be sent via email. There are no meals served during Thanksgiving, Winter or Spring breaks. However, you will be informed of any changes to our break schedule and will be dependent on policy updates due to COVID-19. Meal plans may not be altered after the first week of the semester. Meal Plan fees cannot be prorated and are non-refundable if the students voluntarily chooses to cancel their plan. In the event of cancellation due to a COVID-19 outbreak,the meal plan payment will be credited (towards a future semester) or refunded at 75% of the prorated, per-diem amount. It is the student’s responsibility to use up the meals they signed up for within the semester and they will not be rolled over into the following semester.
Due to Covid-19 regulations, all students and guests are required to wear proper face coverings in all public areas of our building with the exception of when they’re eating/drinking. All students will be required to wash their hands or use hand sanitizer upon entering our building and dining hall. Social Distancing guidelines will be enforced in the dining hall. Any student not following Covid-19 safety regulations will be asked to leave immediately.
Students signed up for the Complete or Traditional Meal Plans, may use up to 10 of their meals each semester for guests. A “guest” student can only use this privilege up to 5 times per semester. They cannot be a “guest” for someone else afterwards. Chabad House Meal Plan students may bring guests to meals. All guests are subject to same rules as students enrolled in a meal plan. The student guest fees are: Breakfast – $8.00, Lunch -$13.00, and Dinner -$18.00. Non-student guest fees are: Breakfast - $10.00, Lunch - $15.00, Dinner - $20.00. There is no charge for Shabbat guests but pre-registration and pre-screening is required. The meal program will be served as “to go” meals in order to follow Covid-19 safety protocols. Every meal pack you take is considered an individual meal and will count towards your meal plan. If you have a hearty appetite, you are permitted to use up to two of your meals at one time and will receive an additional packaged meal. Under no circumstances may you take a meal for anyone else that has not paid, at any time. Please ask any questions at the service desk or email dining@chabadnj.org.
All students and guests are required to clear their table and deposit all plates, cups, utensils etc., in the proper location before leaving the dining hall. Outside food or drinks may not be brought into any area of the dining hall at any time. ALL students, their guests, visitors, etc. are required to wear face coverings (covering the nose and mouth), wash their hands with soap before eating or touching items in the dining hall, hand sanitizing stations will be placed in the dining hall and public areas of our building. All students, guests, visitors, staff are subject to social distancing guidelines such as seating, standing or congregating. Dining hall tables, chairs or seating cannot be rearranged by students and must remain in place.
There shall be no soliciting or canvassing in the building whatsoever without written approval from the Director. Students may not post or leave flyers, pamphlets, etc., without the express permission of the Director. Students will be courteous and friendly to fellow students and dining hall personnel. In keeping with Rutgers policy, anyone exhibiting disruptive behavior will be required to leave the premises. Any student asked to leave the premises will not be entitled to a refund. This dining agreement requires self-busing and we do not have a food deliver service. Please note that the Chabad House Parking Lot is unavailable for students on the meal plan. Bicycles are not allowed in the building and must be parked & locked in the bike rack in the parking lot.
I hereby accept from Chabad House at Rutgers University, located at 170 College Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901, the above noted meal plan and all terms and conditions governing this agreement as stated above.
After you click "Submit" you will be forwarded to the payment page. Thank you!
By clicking "submit" you agree to the above terms and conditions.
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