Residence Hall Regulations. Resident Hall Regulations Prohibit:
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.
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. University housing regulations apply to all program participants who elect to, or are required to, contract with University Residence Life for their accommodation. Participants must abide by the following regulations. Residents who violate any of these regulations may be subject to dismissal from the residence hall and the program. If dismissal is deemed necessary, the participant will be sent home at the expense of his or her parents or legal guardians.
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. Vaccinations – Wisconsin Law [Sec.36.25(46)] requires you to affirm whether you have received vaccination against meningococcal disease and hepatitis B, and to provide the dates of vaccination, if any; this information must be provided to MIAD on the Vaccination Information and Emergency Contact Form. Full-time students can receive these vaccinations, free of charge, from Marquette University’s Health and Counseling services. Address and phone can be found on the back of student ID cards. Occupancy - The hall opens the first day of orientation and closes 24 hours after the completion of Spring Semester classes. Occupancy and financial obligation is for the entire academic year, the cost will be billed on a semester by semester basis. Upon taking occupancy in the residence hall, the student must follow the check-in procedures, including careful completion of the room inventory form. Upon termination of occupancy, whether by expiration of the contract or otherwise, the student must follow the check-out procedure established by the hall staff. Failure to follow the check-out procedure will result in assessment of appropriate charges. 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 anothe...
Residence Hall Regulations
