RESIDENCE PROBATION. Residence probation is defined as a resident’s last chance to remain in the community. Any subsequent violation that is serious enough to warrant a fine may result in immediate eviction from residence. Residence probation also means that a resident is ineligible to return to residence for as short as 1 academic year (including summer term) to indefinitely. If a resident has continued to be incident free since their probationary status was levied, a request can be made to Residence Life staff to review eligibility. Probationary status may be extended to the next academic year, if a resident is permitted to return to residence. Probation is typically sanctioned by the Assistant Director, Residence Life or the Director of Student Residences.
RESIDENCE PROBATION. Residence Probation is defined as a resident’s last chance to remain in the community. Any subsequent violation that is serious enough to warrant a fine may result in immediate eviction from residence. In addition, once on probation, a resident is deemed ineligible to return to residence for future terms including summer month(s). However, residents on probation may appeal to have their ineligibility status lifted for subsequent terms, but must be incident-free since the original sanction for a minimum of three (3) months. Appeals can be submitted, in writing, to the Associate Director, no earlier than March 1 during the academic year and August 1 during the summer.
RESIDENCE PROBATION. Residence Probation is defined as a resident’s last chance to remain in the community. Any subsequent violation that is serious enough to warrant a fine may result in immediate eviction from residence. Residence Probation also means that a resident is ineligible to return to residence for as short as one (1) academic year (including Spring term) to indefinitely. If a resident has continued to be incident free since their probationary status was levied, a request can be made to Campus Living management to review eligibility. Probationary status may be extended to the next academic year, if a resident is permitted to return to residence.
RESIDENCE PROBATION. This sanction is a formal notice informing the Resident that any kind of further offence may result in eviction. The Director of Housing Services, or their designate, will write a letter citing the reasons for the sanction(s), the terms, and the length of time it will be in effect. The length and terms of the probation will be determined based on the circumstances.
