SERVICES AVAILABLE TO THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY Services or material offered by the Mail Service Center include, but are not limited to: Act as consultants to departments in reviewing mail pieces to reduce postage costs, processing time and improve delivery. Process all incoming/outgoing/interoffice mail for the University. Provide assistance to faculty, staff, administrators, and students in meeting their mailing needs. Offer delivery of mail for all departments. Additional pickups can be arranged based on need and/or volume. If additional pickup is needed, please contact the MSC at 3368. Coordinate bulk mailing with departments, work with outside third party vendors upon request. Provide cost estimates for processing outgoing mail. Consult and coordinate with mailers on mailing requirements. In addition to the regular mailing services offered by the U.S. Postal Services, the University's Mail Service Center, offers the following additional services to the University's campus community: UNITED PARCEL SERVICES The State of New Jersey has contracted with UPS as the primary provider of courier services. The following services are available: Next Day Air Two Day Air Three Day Air Ground Saturday Delivery [only available on outgoing mailings] Tracking Ability FEDERAL EXPRESS The following services are available: Priority Overnight Standard Overnight First Overnight International Saturday Delivery [additional fees apply, only available on outgoing mailings] Tracking Ability GUIDELINES FOR PERMIT INDICIA AND NON-PROFIT STATUS William Paterson University holds a permit registered with the United States Postal Service under the special non-profit qualification in order to obtain the non-profit rate. The University's Mail Services Center finances and maintains the postage dollars in its USPS permit account to process William Paterson’s non-profit mail. Raymond Boone is the University's official mail representative for William Paterson University's non-profit status established in association with the permit and to legally protect the University's interests. All bulk mailing is required to be reviewed, reported and accounted for by the Mail Service Center. Printing WPU permit on a mail piece for mailing purposes requires the mailing costs to be processed and reviewed by the University's MSC. Campus mail services are provided to support activities directly related to university business. It may not be used for such activities as personal letters, solicitation of funds to support religious activities, endorsing political candidates, requesting funds for non-university support, or distribution of advertising notices for activities or products not a part of the normal function of the University. Questions or concerns regarding whether or not specific campus mail meets the criteria as official University business, or to report bulk mailing please contact Raymond Boone, Mail Service Center - ext. 3368.
