REMOVAL FROM RESIDENCE Sample Clauses

REMOVAL FROM RESIDENCE. Any student removed from residence due to conduct issues is subject to sanctions outlined in the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities as well as any applicable fees/fines.
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REMOVAL FROM RESIDENCE. Any student removed from residence due to conduct issues is subject to sanctions outlined in the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities as well as any applicable fees/fines. SECTION V - RULES & REGULATIONS UNIVERSITY & GOVERNMENT RULES AND REGULATIONS: Students must abide by all University rules, regulations and policies, as well as any applicable Federal, Provincial and Municipal laws. Provincial and Federal laws that pertain to use of prohibited substance and alcohol consumption applies to all students within the residence community. Non-compliance is subject to disciplinary actions which may include, but not limited to, student’s removal from residence. RESIDENCE RULES AND REGULATIONS: Students and guests are responsible for complying with rules, regulations and policies outlined in this Occupancy Agreement as well as the Residence Handbook. Non-compliance is subject to disciplinary action which may include, but not limited to, the student’s/guest’s removal from residence. CODE OF STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Residents are required to review, and adhere to, the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities. Failure to adhere to the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities may result in disciplinary action which may include, but not limited to, a student’s removal from residence. Residents who are registered students of another educational institution are required to adhere to the code of conduct governing student behavior of their home institution. The University may report any breach of York University’s Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities to the student’s home institution. RESIDENCE LIFE STAFF: Residence Life Coordinators and Managers are Local Adjudicators pursuant to the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities and can be approached with any questions or concerns. Local Adjudicators have the authority to address resident behaviour in accordance with the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities and the Residence Handbook. RESIDENCE DONS: Residence Dons are responsible for enforcing residence rules and policies, and in doing so, will endeavor to create a positive environment for all residents. While Dons are primarily responsible for their own floor/house, they serve the community as a whole, and have the authority to enforce the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities. DISORDERLY CONDUCT: Disorderly conduct includes involvement in disturbance (alone or with others), interfering with the rights of others, as well as oth...
REMOVAL FROM RESIDENCE. Any student removed from residence due to conduct issues is subject to sanctions outlined in the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities as well as any applicable fees/fines. SECTION V - RULES & REGULATIONS UNIVERSITY & GOVERNMENT RULES AND REGULATIONS: Students must abide by all University rules, regulations and policies, as well as any applicable Federal, Provincial and Municipal laws. Provincial and Federal laws that pertain, including but not limited to use of prohibited substances, alcohol consumption and public health measures/protocols applicable to students within the residence community. Non-compliance is subject to disciplinary actions which may include, but not limited to, student’s removal from residence. RESIDENCE RULES AND REGULATIONS: Students and guests are responsible for complying with rules, regulations and policies outlined in this Occupancy Agreement as well as the Residence Handbook. Non-compliance is subject to disciplinary action which may include, but is not limited to, the student’s/guest’s removal from residence.

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