Noise Policy. All activities within the residential community must be conducted in a manner considerate of apartment mates and neighbors. Parties, gatherings, loud music playing, and other activities potentially disturbing to residents must end by 11:00 p.m. (ET) from Sunday–Thursday and 1:00 a.m. (ET) on Fridays and Saturdays. Parties or gatherings may not be conducted in the hallways or any public areas under any circumstances. During daytime hours, noise should be kept to a reasonable level. Twenty-four-hour courtesy hours are always in effect. Two weeks before and during the exam period, all residents must adhere to a 24-hour quiet policy. Late-night complaints, i.e., any that arise outside of Residence Services Office hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST), should be given to the Door Attendant on duty. The Door Attendant will assist the complainant or contact the appropriate administrator. Otherwise, noise complaints should be submitted in writing to the Department of Residence Services.
1. At that time, the Director, or their designee, may meet with the parties involved, discuss with staff, and review any and all reports pertaining to the complaint. A first warning letter may be sent to the offending party.
2. A second complaint will result in a meeting to discuss disciplinary action with a possible referral to the attention of the Director of Student Life.
3. A third complaint may result in a mandatory room change or eviction.
Noise Policy. All activities within the residential community must be conducted in a manner considerate of apartment mates and neighbors. Parties, gatherings, loud music playing, and other activities potentially disturbing to residents must end by 11:00 PM from Sunday–Thursday and 1:00 AM on Fridays and Saturdays. Parties or gatherings may not be conducted in the hallways or shared common areas under any circumstances. During daytime hours, noise should be kept to a reasonable level. Late- night complaints, i.e., any that arise outside of Residence Services Office hours (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM), should be directed to the Door Attendant on duty. Twenty four hour courtesy hours are always in effect. The Door Attendant will assist the complainant or contact the appropriate University Resources (i.e.Univresity Public Safety). Otherwise, noise complaints should be submitted in writing to the Department of Residence Services.
A. At that time the Director, or his/her designee, may meet with the parties involved, discuss with staff, and review any and all log reports pertaining to the complaint. A first- warning letter may be sent to the offending party.
X. A second complaint will result in a meeting to discuss disciplinary action.
X. A third complaint may result in a mandatory room change or eviction.
Noise Policy a. During Quiet Hours, I will refrain from making noise that can be heard beyond the boundaries of my Unit or any other space at student housing. This includes, but is not limited to, talking too loudly and playing TVs, radios, stereos, alarms, or computers at high volume. Quiet hours are from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. Noise should be kept to a minimum, including washer, dryer, and vacuums. 24-hour quiet hours begin at 6:00 PM the Wednesday before finals week and is in effect until 6:00 PM, Friday of finals week.
b. I will refrain from making excessive noise even outside the designated Quiet Hours.
Noise Policy. Quiet Hours in residence are Sundays to Thursdays, 10 pm to 8 am on Fridays and Saturdays, 11 pm to 9 am. During Quiet Hours, it is expected that noise, music or socialization will not disturb members within the residence community. During exam periods, Quiet Hours will last 23 hours with a consideration hour from 6 pm to 7 pm, where moderate levels of noise and socialization are permitted.
Noise Policy. No boisterous noises or belligerent conduct will be permitted on or about the premises. Occupants and/or their guests who repeatedly violate noise policies will be required to vacate WSU Housing and pay all appropriate charges.
Noise Policy. All activities within the residential community must be conducted in a manner considerate of apartment mates and neighbors. Parties, gatherings, loud music playing, and other activities potentially disturbing to residents must end by 11:00 p.m. from Sunday–Thursday and 1:00 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Parties or gatherings may not be conducted in the hallways under any circumstances. During daytime hours, noise should be kept to a reasonable level. Twenty-four hour courtesy hours are always in effect. Two weeks prior to and during the exam period, all residents must adhere to a 24-hour quiet policy. Late-night complaints, i.e., any that arise outside of Residence Services Office hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.), should be given to the Door Attendant on duty. The Door Attendant will assist the complainant or contact the appropriate administrator. Otherwise, noise complaints should be submitted in writing to the Department Residence Services.
(A) At that time the Director, or his/her designee, may meet with the parties involved, discuss with staff, and review any and all log reports pertaining to the complaint. A first warning letter may be sent to the offending party.
(B) A second complaint will result in a meeting to discuss disciplinary action with possible referral to the attention of the Assistant Xxxx of Student Affairs.
(C) A third complaint may result in a mandatory room change or eviction.
Noise Policy. Loud noise and music must not disturb other events in the building or OBIC residential neighbors as determined by OBIC staff on the premises during your event.
Noise Policy. Due to the academic nature of the University, all persons are required to respect the right of others to conduct classes without disturbance and to study, sleep and fulfill academic responsibilities without interruption from excessive noise. The resident is prohibited from creating any excessive noise. Noise should not travel outside the confines of the room, suite, or apartment. Reported incidents of excessive noise or repeated incidents will be investigated and acted upon accordingly. Courtesy hours are in effect at all times. The resident must cooperate with reasonable requests to lower the noise level during courtesy hours. Residence hall quiet hours are 10 p.m. - 10 a.m. During these times, the resident is expected to keep the noise level to a minimum so as not to disturb others. The resident should not shout or otherwise create disturbances from or around any residence hall or student window. The resident is prohibited from engaging in sports activity or creating excessive noise within 50 feet of any residence hall. In an effort to provide an environment to conducive for preparing for final exams 24 hour “Quiet Hours” will commence as the following: • Fall Semester- December 15, 2020 starting at 8:00 am and ending at the end of the semester. • Spring Semester- May 12, 2021 starting at 8:00 am and ending at the end of the semester.
Noise Policy. All students and their guests are expected to be considerate of other residents within and outside housing units by keeping noise at a reasonable level at all times. Quiet hours are observed in all residential spaces from 9:00 pm to 8:00 am each day. Courtesy hours are observed in all residential spaces and at all times other than quiet hours. During this time, it should always be quiet enough so that anyone who wants to can sleep or study. Students are expected to respect the requests of others for quiet and share in the responsibility for developing and maintaining a positive atmosphere in their room, on their floor and building.
Noise Policy. Due to the academic nature of the University, all persons are required to respect the right of others to conduct classes without disturbance and to study, sleep and fulfill academic responsibilities without interruption from excessive noise. The resident is prohibited from creating any excessive noise. Noise should not travel outside the confines of the room, suite, or apartment. Reported incidents of excessive noise or repeated incidents will be investigated and acted upon accordingly. Courtesy hours are in effect at all times. The resident must cooperate with reasonable requests to lower the noise level during courtesy hours. Residence hall quiet hours are 10 pm - 10 am. During these times, the resident is expected to keep the noise level to a minimum so as not to disturb others. o The resident should not shout or otherwise create disturbances from or around any residence hall or student window. o The resident is prohibited from engaging in sports activity or creating excessive noise within 50 feet of any residence hall. Bowie State University does not encourage or support alcohol use on campus. Unauthorized possession, use, or distribution of alcoholic beverages is prohibited by any student or student group on campus or at University sponsored events on and off campus. Any exception to this policy must be authorized by the Vice President of Student Affairs. Under no circumstances is alcohol permitted in any campus residential facility. In accordance with Maryland law, anyone who willfully furnishes any alcoholic beverage to any individual under the age of 21 years can be charged a fine not exceeding $1000 or 60 days’ imprisonment or both. The University does not condone or permit the possession, use, distribution, or sale of any controlled dangerous substance on the campus, the areas surrounding the campus, or at University-sponsored events on and off the campus. The resident found responsible of violating this policy will be subject to disciplinary action which could include sanctions up to and including suspension or expulsion from the University. It is the expectation of Bowie State University that residents, students, faculty, and staff who observe or suspect that a violation of the substance abuse policy is being committed will report it to the appropriate authorities. While the major thrust of Bowie State University is drug education and prevention, the University will take appropriate disciplinary actions to provide a drug free environment in whi...
