Residence Hall Regulations. Resident Hall Regulations Prohibit:
3.2.1. Residents under the age of 21 from consuming or possessing alcohol.
3.2.2. All residents from possessing, consuming or furnishing alcoholic beverages in public areas and in all areas of Wellness and Substance-Free Halls (including Resident’s rooms.)
3.2.3. Displaying alcoholic beverage containers.
3.2.4. Possession of rapid-consumption devices, beer bong, ice luge, etc.
3.2.5. Group drinking activities, this includes but is not limited to, beer pong and flip cup.
3.2.6. Illegal use, possession or the furnishing of controlled substances.
Residence Hall Regulations. Residency in the hall is a privilege extended to the resident by the college. Continued residency is dependent on the resident's satisfactory personal conduct and the observance of all college regulations. This Agreement cannot guarantee that all residents will abide by every regulation. Enforcement of the regulations involves cooperation between hall staff and hall residents. Appeals concerning hall regulations and their enforcement (except for the eviction assigned for violation of NIC's drug policy) may be pursued through the hall appeals procedure, except the sanction of eviction assigned for violation of NIC drug policy.
A. Residents are expected to be responsive to requests from staff or other residents regarding behavior that is inconsistent with mutual consideration and respect for the rights of others. Any behavior that is abusive toward others or any threatened or preformed behavior by residents that could be harmful to themselves or others will be reviewed by college officials, resulting in possible sanctions or immediate termination of this Agreement.
B. The college respects the resident's right to privacy, but reserves the right to enter a Resident's room for the purpose of maintenance, or in situations involving the health, welfare, or safety of residents. Inspections of individual and community space may occur as deemed necessary to assure residents are abiding by reasonable standards of cleanliness and safety. Residents are prohibited from restricting room access to college officials.
C. Residents will be responsible for the furniture and fixtures in their rooms and for college property in the hall. All furniture must remain in each assigned room. Where individual responsibility for damages can be determined, the individual will be charged. Otherwise, the charge will be prorated among all or part of the Residents living in the hall at the time the damage occurs. Any alterations within the Residence Hall require written permission from the Manager of Residential Life.
D. Since custodial service is provided for the community areas of the hall only, residents are required to care for their own individual space. Residents are also expected to assist in maintaining the cleanliness and pleasant appearance of the hall and its grounds.
E. All guests must be escorted at all times by their resident host. Overnight guests may only stay two consecutive nights, up to six nights per semester.
F. Compliance with quiet hours and courtesy hours is required....
Residence Hall Regulations. The Housing Agreement signed by both parties commits residents and the building owner to legal and financial contractual obligations. The student agrees to abide by MIAD & Two50Two policies and regulations as defined by the Agreement and the MIAD Student Housing Handbook. The Agreement also commits the staff and the residents to creating a community that supports all residents as students and as persons. The residence hall’s regulations result from legal, economic and safety factors that the resident, Two50Two and MIAD are obligated to honor. However, creating a supportive and inclusive residence hall community depends on much more than just obeying the rules; it requires the enthusiasm, maturity, and commitment of all residents. The residence hall rules provide the foundation upon which a developmental community can be built. Room Assignments & Changes - MIAD reserves all rights in the assignment of rooms. Requests for room changes will not be considered until after the second week of classes. MIAD reserves the right to assign and reassign students to best accommodate the needs of individual students and the residential community. Any student whose actions, in the judgment of the appropriate MIAD or Two50Two staff member(s) are found to be detrimental to the welfare of the living environment may be required to relocate to another space or vacate the residence hall. The student will be held responsible for the balance of the rental agreement if they are removed from housing for disciplinary reasons. Housing Accommodations – Residential students requiring accommodations (i.e., strobe lights, bed shakers, wheel chair access, single rooms, etc.) for medically documented disabilities must contact Xxxx Xxxx, MIAD’s Accessibility Coordinator when they submit their housing contract to arrange for those accommodations in the residence hall. Xxxx’s contact information is: email: xxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx, phone: 000-000-0000.
Residence Hall Regulations. Resident Hall Regulations Prohibit:
4.2.1. Residents under the age of 21 from consuming or possessing alcohol.
4.2.2. All residents from possessing, consuming or furnishing alcoholic beverages in public areas and in all areas of Wellness and Substance-Free Halls (including Resident's rooms.)
4.2.3. Displaying alcoholic beverage containers.
4.2.4. Possession of rapid-consumption devices, beer bong, ice luge, etc.
4.2.5. Group drinking activities, this includes but is not limited to, beer pong, (including water pong) and flip cup.
4.2.6. Illegal use, possession or the furnishing of controlled substances. Marijuana is not permitted on University property by anyone of any age at any time. This includes medical marijuana by those with Oregon Medical Marijuana cards.
4.2.7. Illegal activity.
4.2.8. Possession or use of drug paraphernalia. Drug paraphernalia includes "bongs," pipes, vaporizers, and other devices that may be used to facilitate the consumption of illegal drugs. Any drug paraphernalia found will be confiscated.
4.2.9. Intoxication by alcohol or any controlled substance in the residence halls.
4.2.10. Consuming alcohol in the presences of minors. The only exception is when the minor's roommate is at least 21 years of age and consuming in their shared room.
4.2.11. Commercial solicitation, advertising, promotion, and commercial transactions in all areas. In order to sell or promote any merchandise or service for private profit on state property, a sales permit must be purchased from the university for each sales location. There is to be no solicitation on University Housing property (including dining venues) by non-University Housing groups without the express, written, permission of University Housing.
4.2.12. Disruptive or loud noise. Minimum quiet hours are Sunday through Thursday, 11:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m., and Friday and Saturday, midnight to 10:00 a.m. The right to sleep and study supersedes the right to make noise. Staff may enter a Resident's room (if the Resident is not present) to eliminate disruptive noise.
4.2.13. Possession, use, or threatened use of firearms (including, but not limited to, BB guns, air guns, any projectile weapon, water guns, water balloon launchers, Nerf guns, and paint guns), ammunition, explosives, dangerous chemicals, martial arts weapons, or any other objects as weapons (i.e. metal knuckles, blackjack, sap, or similar instruments) on university property.
4.2.14. Possession of the following items: Any knife having a b...
Residence Hall Regulations. Summer Pre-College programs at UMass Amherst are academic programs for mature, self- motivated high school students. It is not a summer camp and does not provide round-the-clock supervision. Supervision is provided during the following scheduled activities: classes, workshops, craft sessions, Q&A’s, studio courses, field trips and readings. During meals, free time, and the evening activities in the residential halls, participants may choose whether to engage with the group or spend their time independently. At all times, participants will have access to a program staff member as needed. The ability of participants to follow program, university, state and federal laws, and to act independently in a supportive college setting is required.
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