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We are located in Room 118 of the or you can contact Holly Berryman at 307-754-6117

Every resident follows the same addressing format.,

When you receive your mailing address, it will indicate a box number, however, DO NOT use the word box in the addressing.  For example, Box 42 Cody Hall would be 42 Cody Hall.

PLEASE MAKE CERTAIN THAT YOU ARE USING THE SAME NAME ON PACKAGES AS THE NAME ON THE COLLEGE EMAIL ADDRESS ASSIGNED TO YOU! ALL PACKAGE NOTIFICATIONS WILL BE SENT VIA THAT EMAIL ADDRESS.

• For example, if your name is Susan Smith and your email address is Susan.Smith @nwc.edu, but you go by Marie, please make certain to have your packages addressed to Susan Smith or we will be unable to notify you of receipt of a package.
• PLEASE DO NOT USE the name of your mother, father, sister, brother or a nickname. (Yes, we have received all of those)

Hall Name Zip+4s

In addition, each hall has their own zip+4 which indicates which Residential hall the mail should be directed to. Some Residential Halls may have more than one zip+4. The correct addressing format for zip+4 is as follows:

Ashley Hall
82435-1853
82435-1859

Cody Hall
82435-1855

Colter Hall
82435-1856
82435-1857

Lewis and Clark Hall
82435-1858

Simpson Hall
82435-1854

Trapper Village
82435-4526
82435-4526
82435-4551
82435-4552

Mail usually arrives on campus between 10:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. We make every effort to distribute the mail as quickly and accurately as possible however the time the mail is distributed into your mailbox will vary depending on the volume of mail received that day. We will make every effort to have mail in your mailbox by 3:00 p.m.

Mail arrival at NWC will depend on where the letter or package has been mailed from and they type of service used to mail it.  We will contact you by email when a package for you has arrived.

Usually the term delivered means the mail has been received at the local USPS facility, however, it does not mean it has arrived on campus. Those pieces typically arrive at NWC 24 to 48 hours later.

Please contact Holly Berryman in Mail Services at 307-754-6117 or visit Room 118 in the

You can bring any outgoing mail or packages to Mail Services located in Room 118 of the .

You can purchase postage and pay to have any parcels sent through the USPS, UPS or Fed-Ex.  Payment is required at the time of purchase.

Please contact Mail Services about international parcels prior to bringing them to Mail Services.

The United States Postal Service currently does not offer Forwarding Service for students who have been living in college housing. The Postal Service has determined that it is the responsibility of the institution to forward mail and not that of the Postal Service.  With that in mind, completing a change of address form with the USPS will not result in your mail being forwarded from your college address to your new address. 

Upon completion of the forwarding form to be completed prior to check-out, 最新三级片 College will forward your mail for a short amount of time, however, we will only forward First Class mail (letters, bills, bank statements, etc.) for one semester and periodicals for 90 days after the student leaves 最新三级片 College.  Standard Mail (credit card offers, Best Buy Flyers, etc.) will be destroyed.

Unless prior arrangements have been made, and payment for forwarding a UPS or Fed-Ex parcel has been received, those parcels will be returned to Sender. United States Postal Service parcels can be forwarded to your new address, however, there may be a charge to you, which you will be required to pay upon receipt at the United States Postal Service.

It is up to the student to contact mailers (for example friends, family, any magazine where you have subscriptions, banks, credit card companies, etc.) with your new address.

Mail Services is located in Room 118 of the . You also may call Holly Berryman at 307-754-6117 or email mail.services@nwc.edu.

Your Department
Your Name
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231 W 6th ST BLDG (Your Building Number)
POWELL WY 82435-(Your Buildings zip +4)

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Mail is taken to the post office at 10:00 a.m. on Monday through Friday and again at 3:00p.m. on Friday’s and the day before a college closure for a holiday or break.

Winter Hours

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday with the exception of holidays and college breaks.

United States Postal Service — Mail brought to Mail Services prior to 9:45 a.m. will go out the same day. Any mail received after that time will be postmarked for the following business day, with the exception of Friday mail or days prior to a holiday on college break. Any mail received prior to 2:45 will be delivered to the Post Office the same day. Any mail received after 3:00 p.m. will be postmarked for the following business day.

Summer Hours

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. on Fridays, with the exception of holidays and college breaks.

United States Postal Service — Mail brought to Mail Services prior to 9:45 a.m. will go out the same day. Any mail received after that time will be postmarked for the following business day, with the exception of Friday mail or days prior to a holiday on college break. Any mail received prior to 2:45 will be delivered to the Post Office the same day. Any mail received after 3:00 p.m. will be postmarked for the following business day. On Fridays, all outgoing mail must be to Mail Services prior to 11:45 a.m. in order to be processed that day.

Fed Ex — Monday through Thursday. Any items that are to be shipped Fed-Ex must be to Mail Services prior to 2:00 p.m. to allow time for processing. Outgoing Fed Ex IS NOT processed on Fridays.

United Parcel Service — Any items that are to be shipped UPS must be to Mail Services prior to 2:00 p.m. to allow time for processing. Outgoing UPS IS NOT processed on Fridays.

Mail usually arrives on campus between 10:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. We make every effort to distribute the mail as quickly and accurately as possible, which is generally within an hour of receipt, however the time will vary depending on the volume of mail received that day. 

Please contact Holly Berryman in Mail Services at 307-754-6117 or visit Room 118 in the .

Usually the term delivered means the mail has been received at the local USPS facility, however, it does not mean it has arrived on campus. Those pieces typically arrive at NWC 24 to 48 hours later.

Mail Services can seal most letter size envelopes with standard flaps, however, squared or very long flaps typically so not seal properly.  In those cases, please seal those envelopes prior to bringing them to Mail Services.

Flat or manila size envelopes can be sealed at Mail Services on a case by case basis depending on if the contents fit properly. If they are too thick or bulky, the envelope will need to be sealed prior to bringing to Mail Services.

Mailcodes are typically printed on your envelopes at Printing Services. If you are using manila envelopes, a bundle of envelopes or have a whole box of envelopes, please write your mailcode on a note and place it on the front envelope. If you do not know your mailcode, you can either contact Mail Services or ask the administrative assistant in your area.

No, those envelopes can only be used for bulk mailings (over 200 pieces of an identical mail piece, processed through our bulk mail software and sent at standard/bulk mailing pricing). If you do attempt to use one of these envelopes, it will be returned to NWC to have postage applied and it will delay delivery to the intended recipient. However, you may use these envelopes for regular fist class mail by covering the postage paid indicia with a white label.

First Class Mail – Any piece of mail weighing up to 13 ounces or less may be sent First Class.

Priority Mail – All first class mail weighing more than 13 ounces and not exceeding 70 pounds is considered priority mail.

You may also send mail pieces weighing less than 13 ounces as Priority mail, however, it is a higher cost than First Class mail. In addition, you can use a Flat Rate priority envelope or box that allows you to send something anywhere in the country for one price as opposed to a pricing based on weight and destination. The cost for this service varies between the use of an envelope, a medium Flat rate box and a large Flat rate box. The use of Priority Mail is generally, when a shorter delivery time frame is needed.  Priority Mail is generally a 2-3-day service from our location.

Parcel Post – The following items may be sent via Parcel Post: packages, merchandise, library materials, bound printed matter, sound recordings, video tapes or discs, computer media, books, and films. Each piece may not exceed 70 pounds in weight and a maximum size of 108 inches in length and girth combined. Rates are based on weight, distance, and shape.

Media Mail - Media Mail may be used to mail books, sound recordings, recorded video tapes or discs, printed music, and recorded computer-readable media (such as CDs, DVDs, and diskettes). Media Mail cannot contain personal correspondence or advertising, and carries a maximum weight limit of 70 pounds.

Please use the size of envelopes that best fits the contents. For use in the United States Postal System there are basically two categories of envelopes: letter size and “flats,” as referred to by the USPS.

Letter-Size Envelope — Rectangular in shape with a: height between 3 ½” and 6 1/8”; length between 5” and 11 ½”; thickness between .007” and ¼”. These envelopes are best used for only a few sheets of paper. If you attempt to put too many sheets of paper in an envelope and cause the envelope to exceed ¾”, the envelope will be charged as a parcel.

Flats-Size or Large Envelope — Large envelopes that exceed any one of the maximum dimensions of a letter are called “flats.” or “Large envelopes” The maximum size of a large envelope is 12” high, by 15” long by ¾” thick. Mail pieces that exceed the maximum dimensions for a large envelope will be charged as a parcel.

*Note* Regardless of the type of mail piece, if there is more than a ¼” difference in the uniform thickness or the mail piece is rigid, it will be charged as a parcel.

Standard mail (Bulk mail) is mail that is not required to be mailed at First Class mail rate or is not a Periodical. You must have at least 200 mail pieces or 50 pounds and can have very limited personal information. 

Some examples of the types of pieces we send are Scholarship Day information, Art Gallery Openings, Alumni Newsletter, etc.  If you have something that you would like to be sent at Standard mail rates, please contact Mail Services prior to having the piece printed to determine if it is qualified. You can also speak with Printing Services during the design process and let them know you wish to send them at bulk rate.  We work closely together to make certain that you have an outstanding mail piece that meets postal requirements.

After determining that your mail piece qualifies to be mailed at the Standard rate, please bring Mail Services a sample of your mail piece (10 pieces will be required if it is a postcard, folded self-mailer or a letter) and email us your database to process through our Bulk Mailer software.  Once we have received all necessary information and samples your mailing will be processed and labels will either be sent to your office printer or will be printed in Mail Services and placed in your mailbox. For further directions, please contact Mail Services at 307-754-6117

Processing time will be dependent on the workload in Mail Services. We do understand that you need your mailing completed as quickly as possible, however, Mail Services has several functions. When preparing your mailing, please make certain to plan accordingly and allow extra time for the processing. Although we make every attempt to have a quick turnaround on your mailing, it may take a couple of days to process your mailing and print your labels. Mailings will be processed in the order in which they are received. PLEASE DO NOT EXPECT YOUR MAILING TO BE PROCESSED ON THE SAME DAY IT WAS SUBMITTED TO MAILING SERVICES!