Review of Housing and Dining Status Sample Clauses

Review of Housing and Dining Status. When the University determines that a resident has violated a term of this Contract or any university policy, rule, regulation or procedure, including the Code of Student Conduct and/or policies for university housing, the resident shall be subject to administrative procedures and action, disciplinary procedures as described in the Code of Student Conduct, and/or financial responsibility for any damage, theft or loss. Administrative action may include termination of housing and/or dining services. The University may terminate housing services to a student whose meal service plan is terminated. The University may also take disciplinary and/or administrative action including terminating this Contract on account of a resident’s violation of state or federal law. The University also reserves inherent authority to take prompt disciplinary and/or administrative action, including (a) temporary suspension from university housing and/or dining privileges pending administrative and/or disciplinary action and/or (b) termination of this Contract, when in its judgment there is a reasonable basis to believe such action is reasonably necessary to protect the safety, health, property and/or well-being of the student or others.
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Review of Housing and Dining Status. 1. When it is determined that a resident has violated a term a this Agreement of any other Residence Life, Dining Services, or University rule, regulation or procedure, he/she is subject to: (a) administrative procedures and actions as defined in Residence Halls Rules, Regulations, Policies Handbook; (b) disciplinary procedures and action defined in the Code of Student Conduct (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/files/Code-of-Student- Conduct.pdf); and/or financial responsibility for any damage, theft, or loss to the Office of Residence Life.
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Review of Housing and Dining Status a. When the University determines that a resident has violated a provision of this Contract or any University policy, rule, regulation or procedure, including the Code of Student Accountability and/or policies for University housing, the resident shall be subject to administrative procedures and action, disciplinary procedures as described in the Code of Student Accountability, and/or financial responsibility for any damage, theft or loss.
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Review of Housing and Dining Status. 1. When it is determined that a resident has violated a term of this Agreement of any other Residence Life, Dining Services, or University rule, regulation or procedure, he/she is subject to: (a) administrative procedures and actions as defined in Residence Life’s Policies, Rules and Regulations, (xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/administration/student_affairs/office_of_reside nce_life_policies/rules_and_regualtions.html); (b) disciplinary procedures and action defined in the Code of Student Conduct (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/current_students/code_of_student_condu ct.html); and/or financial responsibility for any damage, theft, or loss to the Office of Residence Life.
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