Common use of Emergency Removal Clause in Contracts

Emergency Removal. If the Director of Student Housing, or their designee, determines that Resident’s continued presence in Student Housing poses a direct threat or imminent risk of harm to Resident, another student, a University employee, or any other person, or is materially disruptive to the normal operations of any residence hall, residential college, or apartment, Student Housing may require Resident’s immediate removal from Resident’s assigned room or apartment. This removal may be temporary or permanent, and may be implemented before the resolution of any student conduct proceeding or law enforcement matter. Resident remains responsible for any assessed housing fees and is not eligible for a refund or credit of any fees.

Emergency Removal. If the Director of Student Housing, or their designee, Housing determines that Resident’s continued presence in Student Housing student housing poses a direct threat or imminent risk of harm to Resident, another student, or a University employee, or any other person, or is materially disruptive to the normal operations of any residence hall, residential college, or University apartment, Student Housing may require Resident’s immediate removal from Resident’s assigned room or apartment. This removal may be temporary or permanent, and may be implemented before the resolution of any student conduct proceeding or law enforcement matter. Resident remains responsible for any assessed housing fees and is not eligible for a refund or credit of any fees.

Emergency Removal. If the Director of Student Housing, or their designee, determines that Resident’s continued presence in Student Housing student housing poses a direct threat or imminent risk of harm to Resident, another student, or a University employee, or any other person, or is materially disruptive to the normal operations of any residence hall, residential college, or University apartment, Student Housing may require Resident’s immediate removal from Resident’s assigned room or apartment. This removal may be temporary or permanent, and may be implemented before the resolution of any student conduct proceeding or law enforcement matter. Resident remains responsible for any assessed housing fees and is not eligible for a refund or credit of any fees.

Emergency Removal. If the Director of Student Housing, or their designee, determines that Resident’s continued presence in Student Housing poses a direct threat or imminent risk of harm to Resident, another student, a University employee, or any other person, or is materially disruptive to the normal operations of any University owned or managed residence hall, residential college, or apartment, Student Housing may require Resident’s immediate removal from Resident’s assigned room or apartment. This removal may be temporary or permanent, and may be implemented before the resolution of any student conduct proceeding or law enforcement matter. Resident remains responsible for any assessed housing fees and is not eligible for a refund or credit of any fees.

Emergency Removal. If the Director of Student Housing, or their designee, Housing determines that Resident’s continued presence in Student Housing poses a direct threat or imminent risk of harm to Resident, another student, or a University employee, or any other person, or is materially disruptive to the normal operations of any residence hall, residential college, or University apartment, Student Housing may require Resident’s immediate removal from Resident’s assigned room or apartment. This removal may be temporary or permanent, and may be implemented before the resolution of any student conduct proceeding or law enforcement matter. Resident remains responsible for any assessed housing fees and is not eligible for a refund or credit of any fees.