Appel Mail Room
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Guys, this has been We've just left Appel dining hall, and we're gonna show off how to pick up a parcel at Cornell University. When you come down the stairs of the service centre on the very first floor, you'LL see that there's a little office here. When you order a pretty large package to your room, this is where you go to pick it up. Colonel Mellon tell you that you have a parcel ready, you go up, you give them their student idea and they will find it for you right now. My Annie has bought God knows what on accounts on, this guy's going to check out her card, go in the back and get her parcel and has some stuff to get from the mail room over here. You can see that Health service center has mailboxes for Dixon. Uh, dormitory hall has it for abolished the all women's dormitory home, and it has it for muse, and it has it for court. I'm not allowed to get up close to his mailbox for privacy reasons, but he's going to take this. He that he got a beginning of the year, open up his mailbox and find his male way. Go. Where'd you get Julian? You got a sec? And it's a simple is that the outside looks like as we see Annie has gotten her ID back and actually got her package. They write your name on it and you know it's pretty safe. It takes a couple of days of processing, depending on how many people are ordering stuff. Let's, um, usually you can get a pretty fast after the delivery service says you've gotten it. So that has been a general overview of the mail system at Cornell. Then your residence hall and Ithaca, New York one four eight five three. If you get a larger package, it'LL take a couple days to process after the mailing service has actually dropped it off. When you do actually get your package and you're able to get it picked up, they'LL send you an e mail, and you just hand him your i D at the desk. Uh, it is Appel Service Center for a good amount of the freshmen dorms, for example, Muse or CK B or Dixon. As I said earlier, there's also our PCC service center for some of the other dorms, like high rise five. So you give them your I D. They find your package in the back, and if they have it, they'LL give it back to you. For smaller packages maybe you've bought like a pair of socks. Put it in your mailbox and you can pick it up at any time. At the beginning of the year, you get a room key and you also get your mailbox. It's a relatively straightforward system, and that's all for the Cornell mail system.
