Housing Board Posting Guidelines
Stetson University College of Law maintains a physical bulletin board and online listings of local
housing-related opportunities. The following guidelines apply to this effort.
Permitted Postings
The only postings allowed on the board will be for housing-related opportunities. Prior to a
listing being placed on the board, the listing must receive a date stamp and the approval for
posting from the Office of Residential Life. Postings may not be larger than 8 ½” x 11”.
The Office of Residential Life reserves the right in its sole discretion to (a) decline to accept or
place any listing; (b) reduce the size of any posting to conform to size requirements; or (c) edit or
remove listings at any time.
Duration of Postings
Listings received at any point during the month may remain until the end of the month. At the
end of each month, the individual placing a listing can request that their posting remain for
another month by providing an updated ad via email to [email protected]
When Listing No Longer Available
The person who requested the posting is responsible for notifying the Office of Residential Life
when the opportunity is no longer available. Upon notification, the Office of Residential Life
will make reasonable efforts to promptly update the board and online listings.
Disclaimer of Warranties
Stetson University College of Law does not conduct any independent verification or inspection
of these premises or the individuals associated with listed properties, nor does it make any
warranty or recommendation as to any ads or listings. It is each student’s responsibility to
determine the character and acceptability of any property or dwelling, prospective roommate, or
tenant. Stetson is not and will not be held responsible for adverse consequences arising out of
contacting or making associations with individuals whose information has been compiled. Users
of this information are encouraged to exercise due diligence in considering this information. All
risks for making this information available will be borne by the user.
Updated 11/20/13.