Common use of Weapons Clause in Contracts

Weapons. Firearms are prohibited on Xxxx College owned or controlled property, including in all Xxxx College housing. See the Firearms policy for more information. Anyone found to be in possession of a firearm in College housing may be subject to Administrative Termination of their Housing Contract and/or the honor process and the firearm may be remanded to the care of the Community Safety office. Evidence of any weapons offense may be turned over to the Portland Police Bureau (“PPB”), per the Partnership Agreement (Memorandum Of Understanding) between Xxxx College and PPB. Ammunition, explosive devices, fireworks, knives not commonly considered “pocket” or “utility” knives, weapons of any kind, and any other material or device determined by the College to pose a present or potential danger to people or property are strictly forbidden in College housing. Complaints from other residents about any personal possessions not intended to pose a threat, but which may reasonably be expected to cause other residents to be alarmed and/or feel uncomfortable, may result in removal of those possessions and other appropriate actions. Exceptions to this policy may be granted by the Xxxx of Students or their designee or the Director of Community Safety for items that might otherwise violate this policy if there is a legitimate purpose related to the student’s academic pursuits. NOISE Residents are expected to demonstrate respect for those around them by refraining from making excessive noise. Community members are encouraged to ask others to be considerate and adjust their noise levels when appropriate, and residents should comply with any such reasonable requests. Noise disturbance may include, but is not limited to, loud volume that comes from computers, stereos, drums, instruments that require amplification, televisions, social gatherings, and elevated voices. Residence Life staff and/or Community Safety may engage residents regarding noise complaints. Multiple noise complaints to Community Safety and/or Residence Life staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination of the Housing Contract and/or initiation of the honor process.

Weapons. Firearms are prohibited on Xxxx in and around certain areas of Southwest Texas Junior College. Each resident is responsible for reviewing and complying with the applicable College owned or controlled propertypolicies and regulations regarding such use and possessions. Failure to comply may subject each resident to disciplinary action, including in all Xxxx College housingthe withdrawal from the Institution. SWTJC reserves the right to change or modify any of the terms and conditions according to state law. See the Firearms policy for more information. at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Code/1174?filter=CHF, xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Section/1174?filter=G&filter=G, and xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Section/1174?filter=F&filter=F Anyone found to be in possession of a firearm in College housing may be subject to Administrative Termination termination of their Housing Contract housing contract and/or the honor process and the firearm may be remanded to the care of the Community Safety SWTJC Police office. Evidence of any weapons offense may be turned over to the Portland Police Bureau (“PPB”), per the Partnership Agreement (Memorandum Of Understanding) between Xxxx College and PPBUvalde County Sheriff’s department. Ammunition, explosive devices, fireworks, knives not commonly considered “pocket” or “utility” knives, weapons of any kind, and any other material or device determined determines by the College to pose a present or potential danger to people or property are strictly forbidden in College housingthe residence halls. Complaints from other residents resident about any personal possessions not intended to pose a threat, but which may reasonably be expected to cause other residents to be alarmed and/or feel uncomfortable, may result in removal of those possessions and other appropriate actionspossible action. Exceptions to this policy may be granted by the Xxxx Vice President of Students Administrative Services (or their designee or the Director of Community Safety designee) for items that might otherwise violate this policy if there is a legitimate purpose related to the student’s academic pursuits. NOISE Residents are expected to demonstrate respect for those around them by refraining from making excessive noise. Community members are encouraged to ask others to be considerate and adjust their noise levels when appropriate, and residents should comply with any such reasonable requests. Noise disturbance may include, but is not limited to, loud volume that comes from computers, stereos, drums, instruments that require electronic amplification, televisions, social gatherings, and elevated voices. Residence Life The Dorm Supervisor or staff and/or Community Safety may engage residents regarding noise complaints. Multiple noise complaints to Community Safety and/or Residence Life Dorm Supervisor or staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination termination of the Housing Contract housing contract and/or initiation of the honor process. GUESTS AND GUEST EXPECTATIONS Guests should always respect SWTJC policies and cooperate fully with Housing staff. Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests and will be responsible for any damages their guests cause. In all cases of overnight guests, roommates should discuss the upcoming visit(s) and set guidelines prior to the guest’s stay. If there are problems, it is the responsibility of the roommate who is unhappy with the situation to enlist the RA to assist in finding a resolution to the problem. Guests may not stay in a room for more than three nights in a ten-day period, longer guest stays are subject to Housing Director approval.

Weapons. Firearms are prohibited on Xxxx College owned or controlled property, including in all Xxxx College housing. See the Firearms policy for more information. Anyone found to be in possession of a firearm in College housing may be subject to Administrative Termination of their Housing Contract and/or the honor process and the firearm may be remanded to the care of the Community Safety office. Evidence of any weapons offense may be turned over forwarded to the Portland Police Bureau (“PPB”), per the Partnership Agreement (Memorandum Of Understanding) between Xxxx College and PPBappropriate law enforcement agency. Ammunition, explosive devices, fireworks, knives not commonly considered “pocket” or “utility” knives, weapons of any kind, and any other material or device determined by the College to pose a present or potential danger to people or property are strictly forbidden in College housing. Complaints from other residents about any personal possessions not intended to pose a threat, but which may reasonably be expected to cause other residents to be alarmed and/or feel uncomfortable, may result in removal of those possessions and other appropriate actions. Exceptions to this policy may be granted by the Xxxx of Students or their designee or the Director of Community Safety for items that might otherwise violate this policy if there is a legitimate purpose related to the student’s academic pursuits. NOISE Residents are expected to demonstrate respect for those around them by refraining from making excessive noise. Community members are encouraged to ask others to be considerate and adjust their noise levels when appropriate, and residents should comply with any such reasonable requests. Noise disturbance may include, but is not limited to, loud volume that comes from computers, stereos, drums, instruments that require amplification, televisions, social gatherings, and elevated voices. Residence Life staff and/or Community Safety may engage residents regarding noise complaints. Multiple noise complaints to Community Safety and/or Residence Life staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination of the Housing Contract and/or initiation of the honor process.

Weapons. Firearms are prohibited on Xxxx in and around certain areas of Southwest Texas Junior College. Each resident is responsible for reviewing and complying with the applicable College owned or controlled propertypolicies and regulations regarding such use and possessions. Failure to comply may subject each resident to disciplinary action, including in all Xxxx College housingthe withdrawal from the Institution. SWTJC reserves the right to change or modify any of the terms and conditions according to state law. See the Firearms policy for more information. at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Code/1174?filter=FLBF, xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Section/1174?filter=G, and xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Section/1174?filter=F Anyone found to be in possession of a firearm in College housing may be subject to Administrative Termination termination of their Housing Contract housing contract and/or the honor process and the firearm may be remanded to the care of the Community Safety SWTJC Police office. Evidence of any weapons offense may be turned over to the Portland Police Bureau (“PPB”), per the Partnership Agreement (Memorandum Of Understanding) between Xxxx College and PPBUvalde County Sheriff’s department. Ammunition, explosive devices, fireworks, knives not commonly considered “pocket” or “utility” knives, weapons of any kind, and any other material or device determined determines by the College to pose a present or potential danger to people or property are strictly forbidden in College housingthe residence halls. Complaints from other residents resident about any personal possessions not intended to pose a threat, but which may reasonably be expected to cause other residents to be alarmed and/or feel uncomfortable, may result in removal of those possessions and other appropriate actionspossible action. Exceptions to this policy may be granted by the Xxxx Vice President of Students Administrative Services (or their designee or the Director of Community Safety designee) for items that might otherwise violate this policy if there is a legitimate purpose related to the student’s academic pursuits. NOISE Residents are expected to demonstrate respect for those around them by refraining from making excessive noise. Community members are encouraged to ask others to be considerate and adjust their noise levels when appropriate, and residents should comply with any such reasonable requests. Noise disturbance may include, but is not limited to, loud volume that comes from computers, stereos, drums, instruments that require electronic amplification, televisions, social gatherings, and elevated voices. Residence Life The Dorm Supervisor or staff and/or Community Safety may engage residents regarding noise complaints. Multiple noise complaints to Community Safety and/or Residence Life Dorm Supervisor or staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination termination of the Housing Contract housing contract and/or initiation of the honor process. GUESTS AND GUEST EXPECTATIONS Guests should always respect SWTJC policies and cooperate fully with Housing staff. Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests and will be responsible for any damages their guests cause. In all cases of overnight guests, roommates should discuss the upcoming visit(s) and set guidelines prior to the guest’s stay. If there are problems, it is the responsibility of the roommate who is unhappy with the situation to enlist the RA to assist in finding a resolution to the problem. Guests may not stay in a room for more than three nights in a ten-day period, longer guest stays are subject to Housing Director approval.

Weapons. Firearms are prohibited on Xxxx College owned or controlled property, including in all Xxxx College housing. See the Firearms policy for more information. Anyone found to be in possession of a firearm in College housing may be subject to Administrative Termination termination of their Housing Contract housing contract and/or the honor process and the firearm may be remanded to the care of the Community Safety office. Evidence of any weapons offense may be turned over to the Portland Police Bureau (“PPB”), per the Partnership Agreement (Memorandum Of Understanding) between Xxxx College and PPB. Ammunition, explosive devices, fireworks, knives not commonly considered “pocket” or “utility” knives, weapons of any kind, and any other material or device determined by the College to pose a present or potential danger to people or property are strictly forbidden in College housingthe residence halls. Complaints from other residents about any personal possessions not intended to pose a threat, but which may reasonably be expected to cause other residents to be alarmed and/or feel uncomfortable, may result in removal of those possessions and other appropriate actionspossible action. Exceptions to this policy may be granted by the Xxxx of Students or their designee or the Director of Community Safety for items that might otherwise violate this policy if there is a legitimate purpose related to the student’s academic pursuits. NOISE Residents are expected to demonstrate respect for those around them by refraining from making excessive noise. Community members are encouraged to ask others to be considerate and adjust their noise levels when appropriate, and residents should comply with any such reasonable requests. Noise disturbance may include, but is not limited to, loud volume that comes from computers, stereos, drums, instruments that require electronic amplification, televisions, social gatherings, and elevated voices. Residence Life staff and/or Community Safety may engage residents regarding noise complaints. Multiple noise complaints to Community Safety and/or Residence Life staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination termination of the Housing Contract housing contract and/or initiation of the honor process.

Weapons. Firearms are prohibited on Xxxx College owned or controlled property, including in all Xxxx College housing. See the Firearms policy for more information. Anyone found to be in possession of a firearm in College housing may be subject to Administrative Termination administrative termination of their Housing Contract housing contract and/or the honor process and the firearm may be remanded to the care of the Community Safety office. Evidence of any weapons offense may be turned over to the Portland Police Bureau (“PPB”), per the Partnership Agreement (Memorandum Of Understanding) between Xxxx College and PPB. Ammunition, explosive devices, fireworks, knives not commonly considered “pocket” or “utility” knives, weapons of any kind, and any other material or device determined by the College to pose a present or potential danger to people or property are strictly forbidden in College housingthe residence halls. Complaints from other residents about any personal possessions not intended to pose a threat, but which may reasonably be expected to cause other residents to be alarmed and/or feel uncomfortable, may result in removal of those possessions and other appropriate actionspossible action. Exceptions to this policy may be granted by the Xxxx of Students or their designee or the Director of Community Safety for items that might otherwise violate this policy if there is a legitimate purpose related to the student’s academic pursuits. NOISE Residents are expected to demonstrate respect for those around them by refraining from making excessive noise. Community members are encouraged to ask others to be considerate and adjust their noise levels when appropriate, and residents should comply with any such reasonable requests. Noise disturbance may include, but is not limited to, loud volume that comes from computers, stereos, drums, instruments that require amplification, televisions, social gatherings, and elevated voices. Residence Life staff and/or Community Safety may engage residents regarding noise complaints. Multiple noise complaints to Community Safety and/or Residence Life staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination administrative termination of the Housing Contract housing contract and/or initiation of the honor process.

Weapons. Firearms are prohibited on Xxxx in and around certain areas of Southwest Texas Junior College. Each resident is responsible for reviewing and complying with the applicable College owned or controlled propertypolicies and regulations regarding firearms. Failure to comply may subject the resident to disciplinary action, including in all Xxxx College housingwithdrawal from the Institution. SWTJC reserves the right to change or modify any of the terms and conditions according to state law. See the Firearms policy for more information. at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Code/1174?filter=CHF, xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Section/1174?filter=G&filter=G, and xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Section/1174?filter=F&filter=F Anyone found to be in possession of a firearm in College housing may be subject to Administrative Termination termination of their Housing Contract and/or the honor process housing contract, and the firearm may will be remanded to the care of the Community Safety officeSWTJC Police. Evidence of any weapons offense may be turned over to the Portland Police Bureau (“PPB”), per the Partnership Agreement (Memorandum Of Understanding) between Xxxx College and PPBUvalde County Sheriff’s department. Ammunition, explosive devices, fireworks, knives not commonly considered “pocket” or “utility” knives, weapons of any kind, and any other material or device determined by the appropriate College officials to pose a present or potential danger to people or property are strictly forbidden in College housingthe residence halls. Complaints from other residents about any personal possessions not intended to pose a threat, but which may reasonably be expected to cause other residents to be alarmed and/or feel uncomfortable, may result in removal of those possessions and other appropriate actionspossible disciplinary action. Exceptions to this policy may be granted by the Xxxx Vice President of Students Academic Affairs (or their designee or the Director of Community Safety designee) for particular items that might otherwise violate this policy if there is a legitimate purpose for it exists related to the student’s academic pursuits. NOISE Residents are expected to demonstrate respect for those around them by refraining from making excessive noise. Community members are encouraged to ask others to be considerate and adjust their noise levels when appropriate, and residents should comply with any such reasonable requests. Noise disturbance may include, but is not limited to, loud volume that comes from computers, stereos, drums, instruments that require electronic amplification, televisions, social gatherings, and elevated voices. The Director of Residence Life or Residence Life staff and/or Community Safety may engage residents regarding noise complaints. Multiple noise complaints to Community Safety and/or violations confirmed by the Director of Residence Life or Residence Life staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination termination of the housing contract. GUESTS AND GUEST EXPECTATIONS Guests should always respect SWTJC policies and cooperate fully with Housing Contract and/or initiation staff. Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests and will be responsible for any damage their guests cause. In all cases of overnight guests, residents must obtain permission from Residence Life staff and their roommate(s). If problems occur, it is the responsibility of the honor processroommate who is unhappy with the situation to enlist the Residence Life staff to assist in finding a resolution to the problem. Guests may not stay in a room for more than three nights in a ten-day period. Failure to notify Residence Hall Staff of an overnight guest will result in appropriate disciplinary action.

Weapons. Firearms are prohibited on Xxxx College owned or controlled property, including in all Xxxx College housing. See the Firearms policy for more information. Anyone found to be in possession of a firearm in College housing may be subject to Administrative Termination of their Housing Contract and/or the honor process and the firearm may be remanded to the care of the Community Safety office. Evidence of any weapons offense may be turned over forwarded to the Portland Police Bureau (“PPB”), per the Partnership Agreement (Memorandum Of Understanding) between Xxxx College and PPBappropriate law enforcement agency. Ammunition, explosive devices, fireworks, knives not commonly considered “pocket” or “utility” knives, weapons of any kind, and any other material or device determined by the College to pose a present or potential danger to people or property are strictly forbidden in College housing. Complaints from other residents about any personal possessions not intended to pose a threat, but which may reasonably be expected to cause other residents to be alarmed and/or feel uncomfortable, may result in removal of those possessions and other appropriate actions. Exceptions to this policy may be granted by the Xxxx of Students or their designee or the Director of Community Safety for items that might otherwise violate this policy if there is a legitimate purpose related to the student’s academic pursuits. NOISE Residents are expected to demonstrate respect for those around them by refraining from making excessive noise. Community members are encouraged to ask others to be considerate and adjust their noise levels when appropriate, and residents should comply with any such reasonable requests. During quiet hours, Sunday-Thursday 10:00 PM - 7:00 AM, and Friday-Saturday 12:00 AM - 9:00 AM, occupants and their guests should refrain from noise disturbances. Noise disturbance may include, but is not limited to, loud volume that comes from computers, stereos, drums, instruments that require amplification, televisions, social gatherings, and elevated voices. Residence Life staff and/or Community Safety may engage residents regarding noise complaints. Multiple noise complaints to Community Safety and/or Residence Life staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination of the Housing Contract and/or initiation of the honor process. SEXUAL CONDUCT IN PUBLIC SPACES Residents should not engage in sexual conduct in public spaces including, but not limited to, shared and single-user restrooms, showers, lounge spaces, hallways, or stairwells. This includes sexual conduct with self, as well as engaging in sexual acts with others. Multiple complaints of such actions to Community Safety and/or Residence Life staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination of the Housing Contract and/or initiation of the honor process.

Weapons. Firearms are prohibited on Xxxx Southwest Texas Junior College owned or controlled property, including in all Xxxx College Southwest Texas Junior college-owned housing. See the Firearms policy for more information. at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Code/1174?filter=FLBF, xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Section/1174?filter=G, and xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/Policy/Section/1174?filter=F Anyone found to be in possession of a firearm in College housing may be subject to Administrative Termination termination of their Housing Contract housing contract and/or the honor process and the firearm may be remanded to the care of the Community Safety SWTJC Police office. Evidence of any weapons offense may be turned over to the Portland Police Bureau (“PPB”), per the Partnership Agreement (Memorandum Of Understanding) between Xxxx College and PPBUvalde County Sheriff’s department. Ammunition, explosive devices, fireworks, knives not commonly considered “pocket” or “utility” knives, weapons of any kind, and any other material or device determined determines by the College to pose a present or potential danger to people or property are strictly forbidden in College housingthe residence halls. Complaints from other residents resident about any personal possessions not intended to pose a threat, but which may reasonably be expected to cause other residents to be alarmed and/or feel uncomfortable, may result in removal of those possessions and other appropriate actionspossible action. Exceptions to this policy may be granted by the Xxxx Vice President of Students Administrative Services (or their designee or the Director of Community Safety designee) for items that might otherwise violate this policy if there is a legitimate purpose related to the student’s academic pursuits. NOISE Residents are expected to demonstrate respect for those around them by refraining from making excessive noise. Community members are encouraged to ask others to be considerate and adjust their noise levels when appropriate, and residents should comply with any such reasonable requests. Noise disturbance may include, but is not limited to, loud volume that comes from computers, stereos, drums, instruments that require electronic amplification, televisions, social gatherings, and elevated voices. Residence Life The Dorm Supervisor or staff and/or Community Safety may engage residents regarding noise complaints. Multiple noise complaints to Community Safety and/or Residence Life Dorm Supervisor or staff may be considered disruptive behavior and could result in Administrative Termination termination of the Housing Contract housing contract and/or initiation of the honor process.