Gender Inclusive Arrangements. Diversity is an important part of the cultural landscape at the University, and Student Housing & Residence Life considers gender diversity to be an important aspect of this. Student Housing and Residence Life believes that students have a right to live in a housing arrangement that is inclusive of their gender identity. In the interest of creating an equitable and inclusive community, the department of Student Housing & Residence Life is happy to offer mixed-gender housing options for students. Mixed-gender housing is available for all students, including those who feel that their gender identity or gender expression is not represented in the traditional male and female housing arrangements that are typical of most campuses. In the residence application, all students have the option to select their gender – but are not required to. Students also have the option to select a Same-Gender Housing arrangement or a Mixed-Gender Housing arrangement. Same-Gender Housing arrangements will include 1-3 roommates who also select same gender. Mixed-Gender Housing arrangements could include 1-3 roommates of any gender. Mixed-Gender housing may not be guaranteed and the placing of residents in Mixed-Gender housing is up to the discretion of Student Housing & Residence Life. However, if mixed-gender housing is a needs-based accommodation or if you would simply like to initiate a conversation with a residence staff member regarding what you see as your gender- specific housing needs, please contact us at xxxxxxx.xxx@xxxxxxxx.xx.
Gender Inclusive Arrangements. Diversity is an important part of the cultural landscape at UTM, and we consider gender diversity to be an important aspect of this. We believe that students deserve to live in a housing arrangement that is inclusive of their gender identity. In the interest of creating an equitable and inclusive community, the Department of Student Housing & Residence Life is happy to offer mixed-gender housing options for students. Mixed-gender housing is available for all students, including those who feel that their gender identity or gender expression is not represented in the traditional male and female housing arrangements that are typical of most campuses. In the residence application, all students have the option to select their gender - but are not required to. Students also have the option to select a Same-Gender Housing arrangement or a Mixed-Gender Housing arrangement.
Gender Inclusive Arrangements. The Residence Life Office believes that students have a right to live in a housing arrangement that is inclusive of their gender identity. In the residence application, all students have the option to select their gender – but are not required to. Where applicable, residents who are assigned to roommates will be assigned to roommates of the same gender. If mixed-gender housing is a needs-based accommodation or if you would simply like to initiate a conversation with a residence staff member regarding what you see as your gender-specific housing needs, please contact us at xxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx.
Gender Inclusive Arrangements. Diversity is an important part of the cultural landscape at the University, and Chestnut Residence considers gender diversity to be an important aspect of this. In the interest of creating an equitable and inclusive community, the Residence is happy to offer mixed-gender housing options for students. Mixed-gender housing is available for all students, including those who feel that their gender identity or gender expression is not represented in the traditional male and female housing arrangements that are typical of most campuses. In the residence application, all students have the option to select their gender – but are not required to. Where applicable residents who are assigned to roommates will be assigned to roommates of the same gender. Indicating interest in a mixed gender unit does not guarantee placement in such a unit. Mixed-Gender housing may not be guaranteed. However, if mixed-gender housing is a needs-based accommodation or if you would simply like to initiate a conversation with a residence staff member regarding what you see as your gender-specific housing needs, please contact the Residence Life Office by email (xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx).
Gender Inclusive Arrangements. Diversity is an important part of the cultural landscape at the University, and Chestnut Residence considers gender diversity to be an important aspect of this. Chestnut Residence believes that students have a right to live in a housing arrangement that is inclusive of their gender identity. In the interest of creating an equitable and inclusive community, the Residence is happy to offer mixed-gender housing options for students. Mixed-gender housing is available for all students, including those who feel that their gender identity or gender expression is not represented in the traditional male and female housing arrangements that are typical of most campuses. In the residence application, all students have the option to select their gender – but are not required to. Where applicable residents who are assigned to roommates will be assigned to roommates of the same gender. Indicating interest in a mixed gender unit does not guarantee placement in such a unit. Mixed-Gender housing may not be guaranteed. However, if mixed-gender housing is a needs-based accommodation or if you would simply like to initiate a conversation with a residence staff member regarding what you see as your gender-specific housing needs, please contact us at xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx Reassignment Residents may be reassigned at any time if, in the sole opinion of the Xxxx or Xxxx designate, a room reassignment is necessary. The Resident agrees to accept the University's prerogative/responsibility to relocate the Resident to an alternative room as deemed necessary due to factors that may include, but are not limited to, roommate/suitemate withdrawal or incompatibility, emergency situations, threats to personal safety, construction, repairs, unplanned business disruption, Acts of God, or to maximize occupancy. Residents must be prepared to welcome a new person to their room or unit or be relocated to another room any time a vacancy exists. When a vacancy exists that cannot be filled, the bed is not permitted to be used. See Section 2.5 for information and reprimands related to subletting. Double Room Upgrade If the restrictions implemented during Covid-19 are lifted later in the Academic year, those Residents who are residing in a Double Room may be required to have a roommate to help accommodate the demand of those students who are first year students with the housing guarantee, who are coming to campus for the Winter Term. Residents will be given a credit on their ACORN account a...
