Housing Assignment. This contract provides resident students with a space in University- sponsored housing only; it does not guarantee a specific building, room, number of roommates, or choice of roommate(s). Whenever possible, housing assignments are made with consideration of the preferences selected on the Housing Questionnaire- Profile form. The University retains the right to make any changes in room assignments as necessary to maintain fiscal solvency, prescribed occupancy levels, or appropriate educational environment, including but not limited to requiring students to move from one room to another, consolidating vacancies, evicting students who violate residence hall policies, and assigning more occupants to a room. Requests for changes to housing assignments will not be considered until the room change period begins two weeks after each semester begins. The University makes no guarantee that a room change can or will be provided. Unauthorized room changes may result in a fine or disciplinary action.
Housing Assignment. Assignments are made by the Housing Department. Use of student preference, seniority, or time priority systems for making such assignments may be changed or limited at any time and in the University's sole discretion. The Housing Department works with UNH Student Accessibility Services (SAS) to provide reasonable accommodations within our residential facilities for students with disabilities. Applying for University Housing and requesting a housing accommodation through SAS are two related but separate activities. Students who do not complete the Application and have an approved accommodation from SAS in the suggested time frames are not guaranteed a housing accommodation. Such accommodations may include but are not limited to room type requests, proximity to facilities, service animals, emotional support animals and power-driven mobility devices. All requests for such accommodations must be approved by SAS. The University will cooperate to the degree possible with students desiring a change in room or apartment assignment. Xxxxxxx and apartment residents may not be reassigned to the undergraduate residence hall system unless granted an exception by the Housing Department . The University reserves the right to change room assignments for health, safety, repairs, vacancy consolidation, unresolved issues in the compatibility of roommates, coordination with other campus offices, or other reasons at the discretion of the Housing Department and/or Residential Life. The University reserves the right to assign more occupants to a room than the established capacity when the demand for housing exceeds the spaces available. In such cases, the housing fee for all occupants involved will be reduced based on the housing rates established by the Board of Trustees. When the room is no longer over- assigned, for any reason whatsoever, and the extra furniture is removed, all occupants involved will be required to pay the increased fee, pro-rated, based on room or apartment capacity. The occupant(s) is (are) responsible for any changes in housing fees. If the extra furniture remains in the room at the request of the remaining residents or if the residents of the room do not ready the extra furniture for pick-up, the room will be considered broken down and the occupants will be required to pay the increased fee, pro-rated, based on room or apartment capacity.
Housing Assignment. A. The Licensee shall be assigned to specific buildings as determined by the University. Prior to the start of the Agreement and 9-Month Addendum the University shall identify which buildings it will permit occupancy during the Winter Intersession period, in addition to being open through the University break periods stated in the Agreement.
B. Licensee will only be eligible for a room change within the building(s) designated for the 9-Month Addendum option; depending upon occupancy and approval.
Housing Assignment. At the end of May for Academic Year students and mid-December for Spring Semester students, the Department will begin forwarding an official housing assignment designating the residence hall to which the student has been assigned. Housing assignments are non-transferable. The University reserves the right to make assignments to halls other than those requested and to change hall assignments. Request for hall/room change are accepted by the Department after August 28th but no later than August 31st. All assignments become permanent after August 31st Hall/Room change request must be in writing and signed by the student. All rooms are designed for double occupancy, and therefore, room consolidation is part of the Department’s policy, Students are allowed to occupy double rooms as single if space is available and if they pay the higher single rate. When a room is occupied by only one student, the Department may move the student to another room; assign a student a roommate or assess the student a higher rate for single room occupancy.
Housing Assignment. 1. During the school year, teacher housing shall be as- signed by a Site Housing Committee composed of the local unit administrator, the Association building representative, and one other teacher appointed by those two. Disputes concerning the appointment of a third Site Housing Committee member shall be resolved by the toss of a coin. Housing assignments shall be made as follows:
a. Teachers returning to the site shall receive the same unit that they occupied the previous year unless they request a different unit.
b. Teachers shall be assigned to units based first on continuous site seniority, second continuous District seniority, and third new hires. In the event that two or more teachers have the same site and District seniority and desire the same house(s) and needs are essentially similar, as- signments will be determined by lot.
c. Teachers changing units pursuant to subparagraph b above from one school year to the next must vacate their prior unit and move into the newly assigned unit no later than June 1.
d. Site seniority shall include the continuous expe- rience of BIA teachers at that site for those BIA teachers who transferred to the District.
e. Notwithstanding subparagraphs a, b and d above, a housing unit may be assigned to a teacher if that teacher demonstrates an overriding need for that unit.
2. Disputes concerning housing assignments made pursuant to paragraph B.1. above shall be resolved by the Superintendent and President of the Association who shall make a decision within ten (10) days of receipt of an appeal. An unanimous decision by the Superintendent and Association President may not be grieved. However, in the event that the Superintendent and President of the Association cannot agree, the Superintendent shall resolve the dispute, but his/her decision may be grieved.
3. New teachers hired between the last day and the first day of the school year will be assigned to housing units by the Superintendent or his/her designee.
4. Disputes concerning housing assignments made pursuant to paragraph B.3. above may be grieved.
Housing Assignment. The University Housing Office is responsible for developing and implementing a process for assigning University Housing to students. While efforts are made to honor residence hall and roommate requests, the University reserves the right to make assignments, reassignments, or adjustments that may be deemed necessary. Each student agrees to meet the terms of the room assignment procedure as publicized by the Housing Departments. Failure to meet these terms may forfeit the student's right to a housing assignment. The University’s failure to honor a preference will not void the Contract. The University reserves the right to assign students to short-term or temporary housing according to applications, space availability, and other housing needs including, but not limited to, health concerns. The University reserves the right to change room assignments at any time. The University reserves the right to consolidate vacancies by requiring Residents to move to other University Housing. The University reserves the right to change room assignments for any reason, including but not limited to promoting the well-being and safety of Residents; maintaining, operating, renovating, or repairing facilities; establishing a special interest building, floor, unit, or section; to convert rooms for occupancy by the opposite sex, to fill a University Housing unit, for disciplinary reasons, for incompatibility of roommates, or for any other reasonable purposes. When roommate conflicts occur and the Residents cannot resolve their differences, the Housing Departments may choose to move the Resident(s) of the University Housing unit to any vacant spaces. Residents will be responsible for any difference in costs. When a vacancy occurs, the University reserves the right to assign a new occupant. If the Resident assigned to the University Housing is resistant to the new occupant moving in, the current Resident may be charged the cost of a single space. This open space should be readily available with no inconvenience to the newly assigned resident. It is the responsibility of the student assigned to the room to ensure the readiness of that space. Failure to prepare the space for a new occupant may result in a fine and/or disciplinary action. Residents are prohibited from transferring, assigning, subletting, or housing unauthorized guests. University Housing cannot be occupied by anyone other than the assigned Resident(s). Residents cannot use or permit the University Housing and/or commo...
Housing Assignment. Student preference, seniority, accommodation status, and/or date of housing deposit received may be used in completing assignments at the University's sole discretion. Requests for accommodation due to a documented disability must be processed through Campus Accessibility Services. Requests can take up to 30 days and are jointly reviewed by Residential Life and Campus Accessibility Services. ▪ The University will assist, to the degree possible, students desiring a change in room or apartment assignment during designated housing change periods or in cases of emergencies. ▪ Designated room change periods begin the second week of the semester and end the first week in December/May for any given academic year. ▪ Any student desiring a change shall apply through the Room Change Request form located under Forms & Policies on the Residential Life web page and comply with the prescribed procedures. ▪ Students changing assignments who fail to follow prescribed procedures may be required to move back to their official assignments and may be subject to disciplinary sanctions and/or financial penalties. ▪ The University retains the right to change a housing assignment at its sole discretion administratively. ▪ Such changes will not take place until after reasons are explained to the student, and reasonable time is provided for the student to move, except in emergencies. Exception: students are not notified of vacancies or changes due to consolidation efforts during break periods. ▪ The University reserves the right to change the occupancy designation for a room when the demand for housing exceeds the spaces available. ▪ Roommate Agreement- Students are encouraged to complete a roommate agreement during the first week of each semester and as needed thereafter. Students may not explore a room change until an agreement has been made. Roommate agreement, negotiation, and cooperation techniques will be employed before a reassignment can be pursued. Students found to be in violation of the signed roommate agreement may be relocated if concerns are unable to be mitigated.
Housing Assignment. Assignments are made as per client preference and seniority based on completion of visa process. The Company will cooperate to the degree possible with client desiring a change in room or unit assignment. The Company retains the right to change a housing assignment at its sole discretion.
Housing Assignment. No housing assignment will be made until a completed and signed application/contract, and the current housing security deposit are received by the Department of Residential Life. Your housing assignment is not final until Residential Life receives document approval from Financial Aid. If document approval is not received by July 1, the resident loses priority status for room selection preference. If apartment space is unavailable, the student making application will be assigned to a traditional residence hall and placed on the apartment waiting list. Reasonable consideration will be given the student's preferences for accommodations, room, and a roommate(s). However, the application contract is for space in University housing and not for a particular accommodation, room, or roommate. The student's failure to claim his/her room may result in reassignment of the student’s room, or may relieve the University of its obligation to provide a room for the student in University housing. The student must claim his/her assigned room before 5:00 p.m. on the first day of classes for any given semester. The student claims his/her room by checking into the room in person, or by notifying the Department of Residential Life that his/her arrival will be delayed. The student’s failure to claim his/her assigned room could result in reassignment.
Housing Assignment. This Agreement is not transferable and housing shall not be assigned by the Student. It is understood that any request will receive consideration based on available space and the date of receipt of a valid application packet, which includes a complete, legible housing application, and submission of the proper deposit. Subject to the availability of space, the University will attempt to assign accommodations according to student preference, but the University will not guarantee assignment to a particular building, a particular room or room type, specific roommate, or other accommodation. Residential Life reserves all rights in the assignment process to assign students to any available University space or reassign a student if necessary. Transfer from one room to another will be considered based on available space, date and time of request, and the necessity of transfer. All transfers must have the approval of the Residential Life Office. The University reserves the right to deny applications, to change or cancel assignments in the interest of order, health, safety, or discipline with appropriate notice.
