Most violations of the following Residence Life rules and regulations will be handled in-house by the Residence Life staff. The standard penalty for violating each rule is included in the explanation of the rule. Violations of these policies are usually reported to the Judicial Coordinator.
Alcohol/Drugs: The University is a dry campus; any situations involving drinking or illegal drug activity in the residence halls should be immediately referred to the Chief Judicial Officer in Judicial Affairs.
Appliances: Any electrical and/or cooking appliances (hot plates, toaster ovens, etc.) are expressly prohibited in each residence hall. However, one microwave per room (traditional residence halls) or per apartment is permitted. Irons with an automatic shut off function, which have been approved …show more content…
Additionally, the burning of any substance, or the use of any sort of open flame, is also prohibited in the residence hall.
Damages: Any damages, theft, loss or special services (i.e., cleaning) due to the misuse of assigned space, common areas and state property, whether intentional or negligent, will be the responsibility of the student(s) of that room, the students of the hall, or the individuals responsible. When the assigned residence hall space is a common or shared area, and when the responsible student(s) fail to accept responsibility, an equal charge will be assessed to each occupant. Rooms shall not be defaced with nails, tacks, paint, staples, glue, tape, screws, graffiti, glow stickers etc.
Fire Safety: Tampering with any smoke detector, fire alarm, fire extinguisher or failing to comply with state and local fire regulations in any way, including failing to exit a building during a fire alarm, is a violation of University Code of Student Conduct. These students should be immediately cited and referred to the Chief Judicial Officer in Judicial
Alcohol/Drugs: The University is a dry campus; any situations involving drinking or illegal drug activity in the residence halls should be immediately referred to the Chief Judicial Officer in Judicial Affairs.
Appliances: Any electrical and/or cooking appliances (hot plates, toaster ovens, etc.) are expressly prohibited in each residence hall. However, one microwave per room (traditional residence halls) or per apartment is permitted. Irons with an automatic shut off function, which have been approved …show more content…
Additionally, the burning of any substance, or the use of any sort of open flame, is also prohibited in the residence hall.
Damages: Any damages, theft, loss or special services (i.e., cleaning) due to the misuse of assigned space, common areas and state property, whether intentional or negligent, will be the responsibility of the student(s) of that room, the students of the hall, or the individuals responsible. When the assigned residence hall space is a common or shared area, and when the responsible student(s) fail to accept responsibility, an equal charge will be assessed to each occupant. Rooms shall not be defaced with nails, tacks, paint, staples, glue, tape, screws, graffiti, glow stickers etc.
Fire Safety: Tampering with any smoke detector, fire alarm, fire extinguisher or failing to comply with state and local fire regulations in any way, including failing to exit a building during a fire alarm, is a violation of University Code of Student Conduct. These students should be immediately cited and referred to the Chief Judicial Officer in Judicial