Guideto
Community
Living
2016-2017
GuidetoCommunityLiving
Livingincommunityoftenmeanstherearecertainrules,policies,andproceduresresidentsmust
beawareofandabideby.Itisrequiredthateveryresidentfollowthepoliciesandproceduresof
CampusLiving&Learning.Studentsarealsoresponsibleforandagreetoabidebytheinformation
containedinBaylorUniversity'sStudentPoliciesandProcedures.
TableofContents
CL&LDICTIONARY.......................................................................................................................................5
COMMUNITYLEADER(CL)..............................................................................................................................5
GUEST........................................................................................................................................................5
RESIDENT....................................................................................................................................................5
RESIDENTCHAPLAIN......................................................................................................................................5
RESIDENTIALCOMMUNITY..............................................................................................................................5
RESIDENCEHALLDIRECTOR(RHD)..................................................................................................................5
ASSISTANTRESIDENCEHALLDIRECTORS(ARHD)...............................................................................................5
GRADUATEAPPRENTICERESIDENCEHALLDIRECTORS(GARHD)..........................................................................5
RESIDENTBEHAVIOR.................................................................................................................................6
RESIDENCEHALLPROCEDURES:MOVEIN/MOVEOUT..................................................................7
Move-InProcedures..............................................................................................................................................................7
Move-OutProcedures...........................................................................................................................................................7
ExtendedStayRequests......................................................................................................................................................8
PersonalPropertyinResidentRooms..........................................................................................................................8
PersonalPropertyInsurance............................................................................................................................................8
AbandonedProperty............................................................................................................................................................8
REMOVALFROMHOUSING.............................................................................................................................8
RESIDENCEHALLPOLICIES:RESIDENTIALFACILITIES..................................................................8
CAREOFFACILITIES.......................................................................................................................................8
Damaging,Destroying,orDefacingProperty...........................................................................................................8
DecorationPolicies...............................................................................................................................................................9
ROOMFURNITURE........................................................................................................................................9
COMMUNITYSPACES.....................................................................................................................................9
RECREATIONALEQUIPMENT..........................................................................................................................10
SUNDECKS................................................................................................................................................10
RESIDENCEHALLPOLICIES:SAFETYANDSECURITY....................................................................10
DOORPROPPING........................................................................................................................................10
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EXTENSIONCORDS......................................................................................................................................10
SMOKEDETECTORS.....................................................................................................................................10
FIREPREVENTIONSTRATEGIES.......................................................................................................................10
ROOMENTRY.............................................................................................................................................11
RESIDENCEHALLPOLICIES:STUDENTRESPONSIBILITIES.........................................................12
BATHROOMS..............................................................................................................................................12
CommunityBathrooms.....................................................................................................................................................12
BICYCLES...................................................................................................................................................12
EMAIL.......................................................................................................................................................12
UNIVERSITYISSUEDAPPLIANCES....................................................................................................................12
Dishwasher.............................................................................................................................................................................12
GarbageDisposal.................................................................................................................................................................13
Refrigerator...........................................................................................................................................................................13
Microwaves............................................................................................................................................................................13
HeatingandCooling...........................................................................................................................................................13
KEYSANDACCESS.......................................................................................................................................13
PoliciesregardingkeysandIDcards..........................................................................................................................13
Lockouts...................................................................................................................................................................................13
LostIDCards..........................................................................................................................................................................14
LostKeys..................................................................................................................................................................................14
PARKING...................................................................................................................................................14
QUIETHOURS............................................................................................................................................14
CourtesyHours.....................................................................................................................................................................14
QuietHours............................................................................................................................................................................14
ROOMMATECOMMUNICATION.....................................................................................................................15
ROOMMATECONFLICT.................................................................................................................................15
TRASH.......................................................................................................................................................15
VISITATIONPRIVILEGES................................................................................................................................15
OvernightGuests..................................................................................................................................................................16
WINDOWS.................................................................................................................................................16
PROHIBITEDITEMSANDBEHAVIORS................................................................................................16
ALCOHOLANDOTHERDRUGS.......................................................................................................................16
APPLIANCES...............................................................................................................................................17
ResidentialSpaceswithoutKitchens..........................................................................................................................17
ResidentialSpaceswithKitchens.................................................................................................................................18
GAMBLING................................................................................................................................................18
DISRUPTIVEBEHAVIOR.................................................................................................................................18
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MISUSEOFUNIVERSITYPROPERTY.................................................................................................................19
MOTORCYCLES,MOPEDS,ANDHOVERBOARDS................................................................................................19
OBSCENEMATERIAL....................................................................................................................................19
PETS.........................................................................................................................................................19
SEXUALCONDUCT.......................................................................................................................................19
SOLICITATION,POSTING,&STUDENTRUNBUSINESSES.....................................................................................19
SMOKING..................................................................................................................................................20
ElectronicCigarettes..........................................................................................................................................................20
Hookahs...................................................................................................................................................................................20
THEFTOFSTATE&LOCALPROPERTY..............................................................................................................20
WEAPONS/EXPLOSIVES................................................................................................................................20
CHARGESFORDAMAGES.........................................................................................................................22
GeneralCharges...................................................................................................................................................................22
RoomCleanliness.................................................................................................................................................................22
RoomRepairs........................................................................................................................................................................22
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CL&LDictionary
CommunityLeader(CL)
TheCommunityLeaderservesstudentsinoneofBaylor’sresidentialcommunitiesbyexemplifyingand
implementingthepoliciesandvaluesofCampusLiving&Learning.TheCLprovidesleadershipby
fosteringcommunityandcultivatingrelationships,mentoringresidents,andfacilitatinglearningthrough
effortsthatintegrateaspectsofdiversity,faithdevelopment,academicsandrelationships.
Guest
Aguestissomeonewhoisvisitingaresidentinoneofthefourteenresidentialcommunities.Guests
arerequiredtoabidebyalluniversityandCampusLiving&Learningpolicies.Guestsmayinclude
anotherBaylorstudentorresidentthatdoesnotliveintheresidentialcommunityinwhichtheyare
visiting,anon-Baylorperson,and/orafamilymember.
Resident
AresidentisaBaylorstudentwhoislivinginoneofthefourteenresidentialcommunities.A
residenthasagreedtothetermsoftheOn-CampusHousingContractandthepoliciesintheGuide
toCommunityliving,outlinedinthisdocument.
ResidentChaplain
TheResidentChaplainsareTruettSeminarystudentsworkingonamaster'sdegreetoprepare
themfortheministry.Theyliveintheresidentialcommunitiesandareresponsibleforassisting
residentsinspiritualformationandprovidingapastoralpresenceinthecommunities.
ResidentialCommunity
Aresidentialcommunityisthephysicalbuildingandanycommunityspaceswithineachresidence
hall.ResidentialCommunitiesinclude:Allen/Dawson,Alexander/Memorial,Arbors,Fairmont&
GablesApartments,BrooksCollege,BrooksFlats,Collins,Earle,Kokernot,Penland,NorthRussell,
NorthVillage,SouthRussell,TealandUniversityParksApartments.
ResidenceHallDirector(RHD)
ResidenceHallDirectorsarefulltimemaster'slevelprofessionalswholiveintheresidential
communities.ThesestaffmemberssupervisetheCommunityLeadersandworktocreatean
environmentthatpromotesacademicsuccess,physicalsafety,andauthenticcommunity.TheRHD's
officescanbefoundincommonareasofyourcommunity.HallDirectorsareexcitedtogettoknow
residentsandmakeyourresidentialexperienceapositiveone.
AssistantResidenceHallDirectors(ARHD)
AssistantResidenceHallDirectorsarefull-timeprofessionalstaffmemberswholiveinsomeofour
residentialcommunities.TheARHDpartnerswiththeResidenceHallDirectorinoverseeingthehall
communityandisalsoavailabletosupportresidents.
GraduateApprenticeResidenceHallDirectors(GARHD)
5|P a g e GraduateResidenceHallDirectorsarefull-timegraduatestudentsgenerallyintheHigher
EducationandStudentAffairsprogramThesestudentsarecompletinganapprenticeshipin
additiontotheirstudiesandliveintheresidentialcommunities.Theyalsoassistandpartnerwith
theResidenceHallDirectorandareanimportantresourceavailabletoresidents.
Student
ResidentBehavior
Communitylivingisauniqueexperiencethathasitsownrewardsandchallenges.Residentsare
expectedtoconductthemselvesinamannerthatregardtherightsofotherstudents,respectthe
safetyofpersonsandproperty,followallUniversity,local,state,andfederallaws,doesnotinterfere
withanyotherstudent’sacademicpursuits.
ThefollowingareexamplesofconductthatmayresultinadministrativeactionbyCampusLiving&
Learning(CL&L)and/ordisciplinaryactionthroughtheOfficeofStudentConductAdministration.
Pleasenotethatthislistisnotexhaustive:
•
Interferencewith,failuretocooperateorcomplywith,orfailuretoprovideidentificationto
anyBayloradministrator,facultymember,staffperson,and/orstudentstaffperson
•
Violatinguniversityand/orresidencehallpoliciesandprocedures
•
Providingfalseinformationoridentificationtoauniversityofficial
•
Aidingorencouragingotherstoviolateuniversityand/orresidencehallpolicies
•
Beingpresentinaroom,suite,apartmentorotherresidentialenvironmentwherepolicies
arebeingviolated.
CampusLiving&LearningreservestherighttoenforceitsOn-CampusHousingContractandmay
takeadministrativeactioninresponsetostudentbehaviorandchoices.Theseadministrative
actionsmayincludeachangeinhousingassignmentorcancellationoftheOn-CampusHousing
Contract.IntheeventthattheOn-CampusHousingContractiscanceled,thestudentwillbeheld
responsibleforthefinancialtermsofthehousingcontract.Furthermore,sincetheseactionsare
contractualinnature,noformalappealsprocessexiststoreviewtheoutcomeofadministrative
actionbyCampusLiving&Learning.
Ifresidentshavequestionsaboutpoliciesorhowtheyareimplemented,theycanschedulean
appointmentwiththeirResidenceHallDirectororotherdesignatedCL&Lstaffmember.
6|P a g e ResidenceHallProcedures:Movein/Moveout
Eachresidentialcommunityhasastandardprocedureforcheckingintoandoutofrooms.Whilethe
processlistedbelowisfairlystandard,residentsshouldunderstandthattheprocessmayvary
slightlybyresidentialcommunity.Itistheresponsibilityofeachresidenttobefamiliarwithand
followtheproceduresofeachresidentialcommunitywhencheckingintoaroom,movingto
anotherroom,movingtoanotherresidentialcommunity,orcheckingoutofaroom.
Move-InProcedures
Residentsarerequiredtocheckinatthefrontdeskoftheirassignedresidentialcommunityand
completetheappropriatedocumentationbeforeoccupyingaroom.Whencheckingintoanewroom,
residentswillbeexpectedtoinventorythefurnishingsandconditionoftheirroom.Residents
shouldbringtotheattentionofahallstaffmemberanydamagesormissingitemstheynoticeon
move-indayandmakecertainthatthesenotationsareincludedontheirroominventoryform.The
conditionoftheroomwillbeevaluatedbystaffwhentheresidentischeckingoutandtheresident
maybechargedforanymissingfurnitureand/ordamagesthatwerenottheresultofnormalwear
andtear.
Move-OutProcedures
Residentsmustvacatetheirroomswithin24hoursoftheirlastfinalexamattheendofeach
semester.
Whenvacatingaroom,residentsmustfillouttheappropriatecheck-outdocumentationwiththeir
CommunityLeaderoratthefrontdeskandreturntheirkeyswhereapplicable.Uponmovingoutof
theroom,residentswillbeheldresponsibleforanydamagesorremovaloffurnishingsthatwere
madeduringtheirtimeintheroom.
Roommatesareequallyresponsiblefortheconditionoftheirrooms.Whendamagesoccur,
roommateswillbechargedproportionallyforthecostofrepairs,unlessspecificresponsibilitycan
bedetermined.
Fortheprotectionoftheresident,itisimportanttofollowpropermove-outproceduresand
completeroominventories.Itistheresponsibilityofeachresidenttoscheduleawalkthroughwith
ahallstaffmembertotakeaninventoryofhis/herroombeforemovingoutinordertoprevent
chargesfordamagesthatmayoccuraftertheroomhasbeenvacated.TheResidenceHallDirector
willmakeafinalinspectionofeachroom.Duringthisfinalinspection,chargesmaybeassessedfor
damages.
Failuretocheckoutwithastaffmemberwillresultinanimpropercheck-outchargeplusalost-key
feewhereapplicable.Ifaresidentdoesnotreturntheirroomkey,theremaybeachargeforrecoringthelock.Inallroomchanges,onceastudenthasbeennotifiedthattheyhavebeenassigned
tothenewroom,thestudenthas48hoursinwhichtovacatetheoldroomandcompleteallcheckoutprocedures.Residentswhodonotplantoreturntotheresidencehallsinthespringmustgo
throughpropercheckoutproceduresattheendofthefallsemester.
7|P a g e ExtendedStayRequests
Graduatingseniorsneedingtostayuntilcommencementandpersonswithotherextenuating
circumstancesneedingtoremainbeyondthe24-hourperiodwillneedtocompleteanextended
stayrequestapplicationform.Therequestapplicationformshouldbeturnedinbytheprovided
deadlinetotheirResidenceHallDirectorforreview.Permissionforextendedstayisgrantedona
case-by-casebasisandisnotguaranteed.
PersonalPropertyinResidentRooms
Residentsaretoremovealloftheirbelongingswhenmovingout.Residentsmayleavetheirpossessions
intheirroomsbetweenthefallandspringsemestersprovidedtheyareassignedtothatroomforthe
springsemesterandareregisteredforclassesforthespringsemester.BaylorUniversityisnotliablefor
thelossofpersonalpropertyleftinresidentialcommunitiesbetweensemestersorduringholiday
breaks.
PersonalPropertyInsurance
BaylorUniversitydoesnotprovideinsurancecoveragenortakeliabilityforpersonalproperty
lossesordamages.Therefore,residentsshouldobtainpersonalpropertyinsurancethroughagents
oftheirchoice.
AbandonedProperty
Anyandallpropertyofaresidentthatisleftinhis/herresidentialcommunityroomorapartment
orinanycommunityspacewithintheresidentialcommunityaftertheterminationofoccupancyfor
whateverreasonmayberemovedorotherwisedisposedofbytheuniversityattheriskand
expenseoftheresident.Theuniversityshallinnoeventbeheldresponsibleforanypropertylefton
thepremisesbytheresident.Theresidentshallpaytotheuniversity,ondemand,allexpensesin
suchdisposition,includingareasonablechargeforstorageand/orremoval;buttheuniversityshall
notbeunderanyobligationtoprovideorarrangeforstorage,andthestudentconsentstothesale,
removal,discardingoranyotherdispositionofthepropertybytheuniversity.
RemovalfromHousing
Residentsmayberemovedfromhousingforseveralreasons.Theseinclude,butarenotlimitedto,
cancellationofthe“On-CampusHousingContract”forconductoutsideofcommunitystandards,
removalfromhousingbyBaylorUniversity’sOfficeofStudentConductAdministration,or
suspensionorexpulsionfromtheuniversity.Regardlessofthereasonfortheterminationofa
resident’son-campushousing,theresidentwillbeheldfinanciallyresponsibleforthefulltermof
thecontractunlesstheymeetthecriterialistedontheOn-CampusHousingContract.
ResidenceHallPolicies:ResidentialFacilities
CareofFacilities
Damaging,Destroying,orDefacingProperty
Residentsareheldresponsiblefortheconditionoftheirroomsandthecommon/publicareassuch
asthehallwaysandstudyrooms.Anyresident(s)causingdamagewillbebilledforrepairs.In
8|P a g e additiontobeingchargedforrepairs,theymaybesubjecttoadministrativeactionand/or
disciplinarysanctions.Whennooneiswillingtoacceptresponsibilityfordamagescausedina
sharedarea,allresidentsofaroomandsometimeseventhoseofawingorfloormayshareinthe
costofrepairs.
DecorationPolicies
Anydecoratingtoolswhichdamagesurfaces(forexample,carpettape,doublesticktape,glue,nails,
staples,etc.)areprohibited.Adhesivestripsaresuggestedasamethodforsecuringlightweight
decorationstowallsanddoorsintheresidencehallsaslongasresidentsapplyandremovethe
adhesivestripscorrectly.Affixingobjectstothewallsorotherroomsurfacesmayposesafety
hazards.Ifaresidentchoosestodoso,he/sheassumesthepersonalresponsibilityforanydamage
orinjurytheobjectmaycause.
Residentsshouldonlyusespringtensionrodsforwindowtreatments
Ceilingfans,otherthanthoseprovidedinselectapartments,arenotpermitted.Similarly,antennas
oranythingattachedtowindowsoroutsideofbuildingsarenotallowed.
Residentsmaynotpaintthewalls,ceilings,floor,orfurnitureintheirassignedlivingspace.
RoomFurniture
Furniturethatisprovidedinresidentroomsandaccountedforonaresident'sRoomInventory
Formmustremainintheroom.Residentsaresubjecttodisciplinaryactionaswellasa$25charge
fortheunauthorizedmovementoffurnishingsorequipmentbelongingtotheresidential
community,includingdismantlingofuniversity-ownedfurniture,inadditiontoanynecessary
repairorreplacementcostsofmovedfurniture.
Residentsmaynotconstructtheirownloftsorbedsorarrangeroomfurnishingsusingresidential
communityfurniture,residentialcommunitystructuresorotherconstructionmaterials(e.g.,cinder
blocks,wood,bedrisers,etc.)insuchawaythatfurnitureissupportedbyotherresidential
communityfurnitureorresidentialcommunitystructures.
Water-filledfurnitureisnotpermitted.
CommunitySpaces
Intheresidentialcommunity,publicareassuchaslobbies,restrooms,TVrooms,studyrooms,
kitchens,laundryroomsandexerciseroomsareprovidedfortheuseoftheresidents.Removalor
relocationofanyoftheseitemscanbeconsideredtheftandmaybehandledbyafine,achargefor
replacementandadministrativeand/ordisciplinaryaction.Personalbelongingsshouldnotbeleft
unattended.Personalbelongingsleftincommunitycommonspaceswillbedeemed“Abandoned
Property”andmaybedisposedofattheresident’sexpenseandresultindisciplinaryaction.
BehaviorsdeemedinappropriatebyCL&Lstaffmemberswillbeaddressedaccordingly.
9|P a g e RecreationalEquipment
Eachfrontdeskhasresources,whichmayincludegames,cleaningsupplies,andequipment,thatare
availableforcheck-out.Residentsareresponsibleforanyresourcesthattheycheckoutfromtheir
residentialcommunityfrontdeskandmaybechargedtoreplaceanydamagedorlostresources.
SunDecks
Sundecksareprovidedinsomeresidencehallsandareopenforuseduringdaylighthours.These
aretheonlylocationsonCampusLiving&Learningpropertieswheresunbathingispermitted.
Visitorsoftheoppositegenderarenotpermittedintheseareas.Swimsuitsaretobewornatall
timesandcover-upsarerecommendedwhiletravelingtoandfromthesundeckarea.
ResidenceHallPolicies:SafetyandSecurity
DoorPropping
Inordertoensuresafety&securityinourresidentialcommunities,proppingexteriordoorsto
residentialcommunitiesisprohibited.Additionally,itisprohibitedforaresidenttoallowsomeone
theydonotknoworsomeonewhodoesnotliveinthebuildingandisnottheirguesttoenterthe
buildingbehindthem.Allguestsshouldbeescortedbytheresidenttheyarevisitingatalltimes.
Foron-campusapartmentsthathaveexteriordoors,theexteriordoorstotheapartmentshouldnot
beproppedopen.Thescreendoorsleadingtobackporchesorpatiosmaybeleftopeningood
weatheraslongastheresidentispresent.Apartmentresidentsshouldkeepallexteriordoors
closedandlockedwhentheapartmentisnotoccupied.
Residentsinanysuites/apartmentsareencouragedtolockandsecuretheirinteriordoorwhen
theyarenotpresent.However,residentsareencouragedtoopenorproptheirinteriordoorwhile
theyarepresenttobuildcommunitywithintheirapartment.
ExtensionCords
Onlyapprovedpower-strip/surgeprotectorsareallowedaslongastheyarepluggeddirectlyinto
thewalloutlet.Extensioncordsandmulti-plugoutletcoversarenotallowedoncampus,including
residencehalls.
SmokeDetectors
Residentsshouldnottestthesmokedetector;thiswillcausearesponsebyBaylorPolice,WacoFire
DepartmentandUniversityofficials.Residentsshouldnotcover,dismantle,orotherwisetamper
withresidentialcommunitysmokedetectorequipment.Ifaresidentbelievesthatthereisaconcern
orproblemwiththeirsmokedetector,theyshouldreporttheproblemthroughtheonline
maintenancerequestsystem,toaresidencehallstaffmember,ortotheresidentialcommunity
frontdesk.
FirePreventionStrategies
Itemsthatareapotentialfirehazardareprohibitedinresidentialcommunities.Thelistincludes
butisnotlimitedto:
• Candles(unlesswicksarecompletelyremoved)
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Spaceheaters
•
HalogenLamps
•
Openflamessuchasmatches,lighters,etc.
•
Useorpossessionofincense
•
Useorpossessionoffireworksorfirecrackers
•
Useorpossessionofcombustiblepaintsorliquids,includinglighterfluid
•
Alltypesofgrilles.Residentsareonlypermittedtousecommunitycharcoalgrilles
•
Doorsthatareover50%coveredwithpaper,posters,etc.
•
Wallsthataremorethan30%coveredwithpaper,posters,etc.
•
Theuseorpossessionoftobacco,e-cigarettes,hookahs,oranyotheritemthatemits
smoke
•
Mopeds,motorcycles,motor-scooters,orothergascombustibleengineswithinthehall
orapartmentcommunity
•
Applianceswithexposedheatingelements,includingspaceheaters,toasters,griddles,
andGeorgeForemanGrills
•
Remotecontroldeviceswhichmaytriggersprinklers
RoomEntry
TheUniversityreservestherighttoenterresidencehallroomsandapartmentstocheckgeneral
conditions,toperformcustodialservice,tomakerepairs,toclearaspaceforanewresident,to
handleemergencies,toensurecompliancewithUniversityrulesandregulationsorifthereis
reasontobelievethatahealthorfirehazardexists.Entryundertheaboveconditionswillnotbe
usedasameanstosearcharoomforprohibiteditems.
Wherethereislegitimatereason,however,Universityofficialsreservetherighttosearcharoom
withtheconsentoftheoccupyingresidentorwiththewrittenauthorizationofthePresidentofthe
UniversityortheVicePresidentforStudentLife.Whenpossible,itisdesirablefortheresidenttobe
presentwhenasearchismade.Duringofficialclosedownperiods,residencehallstaffmemberswill
checkallroomspriortoclosingthebuildingtomakecertainthatroomsaresecuredandproper
closedownprocedureshavebeenfollowed.
CampusLiving&LearningstaffmembersorappropriateUniversityofficialsreservetherightto
confiscateitemswhichtheydeemtobeoffensive,harmful,oraviolationofCampusLiving&
LearningorUniversitypolicies.Followingnotificationofsuchaction,residentswillhavetwoweeks
toarrangeforalternatestorageoff-campus.Someitemsmayberetainedindefinitelyifcriminalor
studentconductchargesarepending.Followingthistimeperiod,CampusLiving&Learningmay
disposeofanyandallconfiscatedpropertywithoutfinancialliability.
11|P a g e ResidenceHallPolicies:StudentResponsibilities
Bathrooms
CommunityBathrooms
Itistheresponsibilityofeachresidenttohelpkeepthecommunitybathroomscleanandusablefor
otherresidentsbetweenscheduledcleaningbyBaylorHousekeeping.Communitybathroomsare
cleaneddailyonweekdays.Guestsoftheoppositegendermaynotusecommunitybathrooms.
Residentsshouldreportanyconcernsorproblemswiththecommunitybathroomtoaresidence
hallstaffmember.Toiletpaperisprovidedincommunitybathrooms.
Suite/Private/ApartmentBathrooms
Itistheresponsibilityofeachresidentintheroomorsuitetocleanandmaintaintheconnectingor
privatebathroomfacility.Toiletpaperandcleaningsuppliesarenotprovidedinconnectingor
privatebathrooms.
Bicycles
Bicycleracksareprovidedoutsideeachresidencehall.Residentsmaystoretheirbicyclesintheir
roomwiththeagreementoftheirroommate(s).Residentsmaynotstoretheirbicyclesinhallways,
stairways,bathrooms,orcommunitystorageclosets.Itisprohibitedforresidentstosecuretheir
bicyclestohandrails,benches,ortrees.TheUniversitymayremoveattheowner’sexpenseany
bicycleimproperlysecuredtoanythingotherthanadesignatedbikerack.Residentsare
encouragedtouseaU-Locktosecuretheirbicyclestobikeracks.CampusLiving&Learningisnot
responsibleforstolenbicycles.
Email
CampusLiving&LearningwillcommunicatewitheachresidentthroughtheirBaylorUniversity
emailaccount.InaccordancewithBaylorUniversity'sITSpolicy,"BaylorUniversitymaysend
officialcorrespondenceviae-mailtofaculty,stafforstudentsusingthee-mailaddressasassigned
byBaylorUniversity.Eachfaculty,stafforstudentispersonallyresponsibleforcheckinghisorher
e-mailonaregularbasisforreceiptofofficialUniversitycorrespondence."
ResidentswillbeheldresponsibleforanyandallcommunicationsenttotheirBaylorUniversity
Emailaccount,[email protected](theofficialCL&Lemailaccount).
UniversityIssuedAppliances
Manyoftheapartmentandsuitestyleresidenceshaveafullkitchenwithavarietyofappliances
offered.Additionally,mostresidentialcommunitieshaveacommunitykitchenthatisavailablefor
theresidentstouse.Residentsshouldkeepthefollowinginmindwhenusinguniversityprovided
appliances:
Dishwasher
Useonlydishwasherdetergentinthedishwasher.
12|P a g e GarbageDisposal
Notallkitchensinkshavegarbagedisposals.Ifthereisnotagarbagedisposal,residentsshould
disposeofallfoodinthetrashandonlypourliquidsdownthesink.Coldwatershouldalwaysbe
runwhenthegarbagedisposalisinuse.Onlysmallamountsofbiodegradablefoodcanbeputdown
agarbagedisposal.Allotheritemsshouldbedisposedofinthetrash.
Refrigerator
Residentsshouldwipedowntheinterioroftherefrigeratorperiodicallywithasolutionofbaking
sodaandwater.Residentsshouldkeepsealsonthedoorscleantokeepdoorsclosingtightlyandto
avoidmildew.Puttingtoomanyitemsattherearofthefridgecancausecirculationproblems.
Microwaves
Microwaves(exceptforapprovedmicrofridges)areonlypermittedinkitchens.Furthermore,there
canonlybeonemicrofridgeorminifridgeperroomand/orapartment.
HeatingandCooling
Residentswhohavecontroloftheirroomorapartmentthermostatshouldkeepthethermostatset
between72°and76°.WindowsofapartmentsatUniversityParks,Arbors,Fairmont,andGables
maybeleftopentohelpventilatetheapartment.Windowsinallotherapartmentsorresidence
hallsshouldremainclosedforthesafetyofthecommunityandtheefficiencyofthebuilding’s
heatingandcoolingsystems.
KeysandAccess
PoliciesregardingkeysandIDcards
Staffwilladdaccesstoaresident’sstudentIDcardsfortheirassignedbuildingandroomwhenthey
movein.Whereapplicable,staffmayalsoissueroomkeys.ThestudentIDandkeyarethe
responsibilityoftheresidentandshouldbecarriedatalltimes.Residentsshouldneverleavetheir
roomsunlocked.AresidentmaynotloantheirkeyorstudentIDcardtoanotherindividualtouse
foranyreason.InadditiontonotloaningtheirkeyorstudentIDtoanyonetouse,aresidentmay
notgiveanyoneaccesstothebuildingand/ortheirroombyanyothermeans.Inadditionto
bedroomkeysandstudentIDcardaccessthatareissuedtoresidentsinapartment/suitestyle
housing,insomeresidentialcommunitiesresidentsarealsoissuedakeyfortheirmailbox.These
keyrelateditemsareconsidereduniversitypropertyandmaynotbesharedwithothers.Residents
areresponsiblefortheirkeysatalltimesandmustreturnthemattimeofcheckout.Failureto
returnanyotherissuedkeyswillresultinalock-changeforthemailboxorapartmentforwhichthe
studentwillbebilled.
Lockouts
ForthosefacilitiesthatuseaBaylorIDforentry,atemporaryunlockcodemayberetrievedfrom
thefrontdeskorfromonline.ResidentswhodonothaveapictureIDshouldbepreparedtoanswer
aseriesofquestionsposedbythefrontdeskworkers.Onlyresident(s)ofaparticularroomare
permittedtoretrieveand/oruseunlockcodesforthatroom.Residentsshouldnotshareunlocked
13|P a g e codesthattheyretrievefortheirroomwithanyotherindividual.Onlyoccupantsofagivenroom
spaceshouldaccessthatspace.
Insomeresidentialcommunitiesthatusehardkeys,aresidentwhoislockedoutofhis/herroom
maycheckoutatemporarykeyfromthefrontofficebypresentinghis/herpictureID.Thekeymust
bereturnedandsignedbackinwithin15minutes.Akeytoaroomwillbeissuedonlytoaresident
ofthatparticularroom.
ResidentsmaynotduplicateUniversitykeysortamperwithlocks.
LostIDCards
Ifaresident’sIDcardislost,damagedordoesnotperformneededfunctionsasexpected,the
residentshouldtakeittotheCashier'sofficelocatedonthefirstfloorofRobinsonTower.
ReplacementcardscanbeissuedfromtheIDOffice.Thereisa$15feetoreplacealostordamaged
card.
LostKeys
Residentsshouldimmediatelyreporttotheresidencehallstaffiftheyhavelostakey.Alostkeywill
usuallyresultinthelockbeingchangedforthesafetyandsecurityofthespace.Theresidentwillbe
chargedalockchangefeetotheirstudentaccount.
Parking
Parkingdecalsarenontransferableandbelongonlytoonespecificvehicleandlicenseplate.Ifa
residentgetsanewvehicle,newlicenseplates,oriftheirdecalislostordamaged,theyshould
contactParkingandTransportationServicesassoonaspossible.
ResidentsofArborsmustdisplayavalidCL&Lparkingdecaland/orBaylorUniversitypermitfor
theirlivingcommunity.SuchpermitsmaybeobtainedfromtheResidenceHallDirectorupon
check-inoftheapplicablecommunity.
PurchasingaVehicleParkingDecaldoesnotguaranteeaparkingplacenordoestheabsenceofa
parkingspaceconstituteavalidjustificationforviolationofparkingregulations.Residentsare
prohibitedfromwashingand/orrepairingtheirvehicleonuniversityproperty.Studentsareonly
allowedtoparkinstudentdesignatedparkingspaces.Additionally,noboats,trailers,campers,
motorhomes,orotherrecreationalvehiclesmaybeparkedonthepremises.
QuietHours
CourtesyHours
Allofourresidentialcommunitiesobservecourtesyhours24hoursperday.Noiseshouldbe
maintainedatareasonablelevelatalltimes.Anyactionsthatinfringeontherightsofothersto
sleeporstudywillbeaddressedbythehallstaff.
QuietHours
QuietHourshavebeenestablishedinallresidentialcommunitiestoensurethatresidentshavethe
opportunitytoexercisetheirprimaryrightstosleepandstudyintheirownroomsandapartments.
14|P a g e Ataminimum,quiethoursarefrom11:00PMuntil10:00AMdaily.Residentsareresponsiblefor
knowingthequiethoursfortheircommunity.
DuringQuietHours,noiseshouldbelimitedtoalevelwhichcouldnotdisturbthenearest
neighbor'sattemptstosleeporstudy.Thisstandardwillbeupheldwhetherornottheneighbors
arepresent.
Twenty-fourhourquiethoursareobservedduringstudydaysandfinalsforeachsemester.
Beginningandendingdateswillbepostedineachfacility.
RoommateCommunication
Roommatesandsuitematesshouldarrangetimestodiscussoneanother’sneeds,expectationsand
commoncourtesiesinthelivingsituationandcompletetheRoommateAgreementprovidedby
theirCommunityLeaderuponmove-in.Topicsthatmightbehelpfulforroommatestodiscuss
wouldbetheirschedules,cleaningexpectations,andguests.
RoommateConflict
Residentswhoareexperiencingpersistentconflictswiththeirroommate(s)arehighlyencouraged
todiscussproblemsandconcernswiththeirroommate(s).However,CommunityLeadersand
ResidenceHallDirectorsareavailableforassistanceifneeded.Weencourageresidentstousethe
followingstepswhenapproachingaroommateconflict:
Step1:Speaktothepersoncausingtheinterferenceandcourteouslyrequestthatthebehaviorbe
modified.
Step2:Iftherequestdoesnotproducesatisfactoryresults,contactaCLforassistance.
Trash
Residentsareresponsiblefortakingouttheirowntrasheithertothetrashcansinthetrashrooms
oftheirresidentialcommunityortothedumpsterslocatedneartheirresidentialcommunity.Trash
roomsandtrashcanslocatedintheresidentialcommunitiesareforthedisposalofsmallerbagsof
trash.Largebagsoftrashorlargeitemssuchaspizzaboxesshouldnotbeplacedintrashroomsbut
takendirectlytotheoutsidedumpsters.Ifatanytimethetrashcansprovidedintheresidential
communitiesarefull,residentsshouldtaketheirpersonaltrashdirectlyouttotheprovided
dumpstersandnotoverfillthetrashcans.
VisitationPrivileges
Visitorsarewelcomeinthepublic(lobby)areasofeachresidentialcommunityatanytimefor
academicandsocialactivitiesaslongastheyarewiththeirresident.Visitorsshouldbeescortedby
theresidenttheyarevisitingatalltimes.
CampusLiving&Learningprovidestheprivilegeforstudentstohostvisitorsoftheopposite
genderduringspecifictimesforthepurposesofcollaborativestudy,spiritualenrichment,and
socialinteraction.Thesetimesarelimitedtothefollowingdays/hours:
Sunday–Saturday10:00am–2:00am
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Othervisitationtimesmaybedesignatedforspecialoccasions.Timesforspecialvisitationwillbe
postedinadvance.Residentsareresponsibleforthebehavioroftheirguests,whetherovernight,
fromanotherhallorfromoffcampus;andtheywillbeliableforanydamagesand/orheld
responsibleforanypolicyinfractionscausedbytheirguests.Visitationprivilegesaresuspended
duringextendedbreakperiods:ThanksgivingBreak,SemesterBreak(forcontinuoushousing
students),andSpringBreak.
OvernightGuests
Residentsmayhaveovernightguestsaslongastheirguestisatleast18yearsofage,ofthesame
gender,andtheresidenthasreceivedtheirroommate’sapprovaltohaveanovernightguest.
However,guestsmaynotstayovernightintheresidencehallsonaconsistentorfrequentbasis.The
followingovernightguestguidelinesmustbeadheredto:
•
Guestsmaynotstaylongerthanthreenightspersemester
•
Aresidentisresponsibleforthebehaviorofhis/herguestandwillbeliableforany
damagesand/orheldresponsibleforanypolicyinfractionscausedbytheguest
•
Aguestmaynotcheckoutakey
•
Guestsarenotpermittedtostayovernightintheresidencehallsbeforethefirstclassday,
duringfinalsorafterthelastclassdayofeachsemester
•
Guestsmustbeescortedthroughthehallwaysasanyothernon-resident,non-staffmember
wouldbe
Windows
Residentsshouldensurewindowsareclosedandlockedatalltimesforboththesafetyofthe
communityandtopreventimpairingthecomplexheatingandcoolingsystemoftheresidential
facility.Studentsareprohibitedfromdisplayinganyinappropriateorobscenematerialintheir
window.
ProhibitedItemsandBehaviors
AlcoholandOtherDrugs
BaylorUniversitypolicyprohibitstheunlawfulmanufacture,possession,use,sale,transfer,or
purchaseofacontrolledsubstanceordesignerdrugonoroffthecampus.Thisincludesbutisnot
limitedtoprescriptionmedicationwithoutanappropriateprescriptionandthestorageand
brewingofanyalcoholicbeverage(includedbutnotlimitedtothebrewingofbeerandKombucha).
ItisalsoaviolationofUniversitypolicyforanyonetopossess,useorbeundertheinfluenceofan
alcoholicbeverageonthecampus(whichincludestheapartments)orataUniversity-related
activityoffcampus,regardlessofage.Anyoneviolatingthesepoliciesissubjecttoadministrative
and/ordisciplinaryaction.Inaddition,alcoholicand/ordrugparaphernaliaarenotpermittedin
anyresidentialcommunities.Thisincludesalcoholicbeveragecontainersusedfordecorative
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purposes,posters,signs,orrugs.Possessionoftheseitemsmayresultinadministrativeand/or
disciplinaryaction.
Appliances
Residentialspaceswithoutindividualkitchensarenotequippedtocookfullmeals.Mostelectrical
applianceswillplacestrainonthewiringsystem,whichcreatesafirehazard.Apublickitchenis
availableineachresidencehall.Mostkitchenshaveanoven,refrigerator,andmicrowave.All
appliancesusedinresidencehallsmustbeU.L.approvedandshouldbeproperlymaintainedbythe
student.
ResidentialSpaceswithoutKitchens
Foranyresidentialspaceswithoutkitchens,thefollowingpolicesregardingkitchenappliances
apply.ThispolicyreferstoanyroomwithinAllen,Dawson,Memorial,Alexander,Collins,
Kokernot,BrooksCollege,Martin,Penland,NorthRussell,andSouthRussell.Additionally,
thispolicyreferstoanysuiteordoubleroominNorthVillage,Earle,orTealCollege,without
afullkitchen.
Allowed:
•
Airpopcornpoppers
•
Hotpots
•
ApprovedMicroFridgeunits
•
Personalcoffeepots(nolargerthan12cups)
•
ElectricKettleswithautomaticshut-off
•
Refrigeratorswhichusenomorethan1.5ampsandarenomorethan36inchestall
Prohibited:Pleasenotethatthisisnotanexhaustivelist
•
Anyappliancewithanexposedheatingelement
•
Spaceheaters
•
DeepFreezers
•
DeepFryers
•
ElectricSkillets
•
GeorgeForemanGrills
•
Griddles
•
Hotplates
•
StandAloneMicrowaves
•
Toasters(pop-upandovens)
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Residentslivinginanapartmentwithafullkitchenmustadheretothefollowinglistofapproved
andprohibiteditems.ThispolicyreferstounitswithfullkitchensinNorthVillage,Earle,Teal
College,BrooksFlatsandapartmentsintheArbors,Fairmont,Gables,andUniversityParks
communities.
Allowed:
•
AllItemsallowedinroomswithoutkitchens
•
Pop-uptoasters
•
Microwaves(theseareprovidedinalmostallapartmentkitchens)
•
Crockpots/ricecookers
•
GeorgeForemanGrills/ElectricSkillets
Prohibited–notethatthisisnotanexhaustivelist
•
Spaceheaters
•
DeepFreezers
•
DeepFryers
•
Hotplates
•
ToasterOvens
Gambling
ConsistentwithBaylorUniversity'sStudentConductCode,residentswillnotunlawfullyconduct,
organize,orparticipateinanactivityinvolvingagameofchance,includingbutnotlimitedto,
gambling,casinoorsportswagering.
DisruptiveBehavior
Thefollowingbehaviorisnotpermittedinsideanyresidentialcommunity.Thisincludes,butisnot
limitedto:
•
Athleticactivitiesintheapartments,residencehall,orparkinglot
•
Roughhousing
•
Theuseofanytypeofsticktostrikeaball
•
TheuseofanytypeofballorFrisbee
•
Pranks
•
Shavingcreamandpowderfights
•
Throwing,dropping,orhangingobjectsfromwindows
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Waterfights
•
Waterballoonlaunching
MisuseofUniversityProperty
StudentsshouldbeawareofandrefrainfromthefollowingmisusesofUniversityproperty:
•
TamperingwithanyUniversityproperty,includingsecurityandfiresafetyequipment.Such
actionscanresultina$500fineandremovalfromhousingwithnorefundoftheOnCampusHousingContractfee
•
Hangingclothes,rugs,towelsorotheritemsfromlifesafetyequipmentsuchasfire
sprinklers,windowopenings,securitybars,porchswings,shrubbery,orpipes
•
Unauthorizedentryintosecuredorrestrictedareasorareasnotopentothegeneralpublic
Motorcycles,Mopeds,andHoverboards
Mopeds,motorcycles,gascombustibleengines,andanytypeofflammablefuelsarenotpermitted
insideanyresidentialcommunity.Further,thesevehiclesareprohibitedfromparkingonwalkways
orneardoorways.
Theuseoforstorageofhoverboards,self-propelledscooters,self-balancingscooters,andother
similarlithiumbattery-poweredtransportationdevicesarenotpermittedinsideanyresidential
facility.
ObsceneMaterial
Obscenematerial,includingbutnotlimitedto,pornographicliterature,X-ratedmovies,posters
depictingfullorpartialnudity,displaysofprofanity(verbalorwritten),andlanguageorimages
thatareoffensivetoothersareprohibitedfromallon-campusresidentialcommunities.This
standardalsoappliestoobscenematerialoncomputers.
Pets
Petsarenotpermittedinanyresidentialfacilityoronthecomplexgrounds,withtheexceptionof
fishkeptinatengallonorsmallertank.Friendsorrelativeswhovisitwillneedtomakeother
arrangementsiftheirpetsarewiththem.Harboringpetscouldresultinadministrativeand/or
disciplinaryaction.Residentswhohavebeenapprovedtohaveserviceanimalsoncampusshould
bereferredtotheOfficeofAccessandLearningAccommodationsforregulationsandapproval.
SexualConduct
CampusLiving&LearningsupportstheBaylorUniversityPolicyonSexualConductwhichcanbe
foundat:http://www.baylor.edu/student_policies/index.php?id=32294
Solicitation,Posting,&StudentRunBusinesses
Solicitinginresidentialcommunitiesisrestrictedtoprotectresidentsfromunwanteddisturbances.
Solicitingonthewingsofthehall(residentialareas)isstrictlyprohibitedunlesspriorapprovalis
19|P a g e obtainedundertheCampusSolicitationPolicy.Residentsshouldreportallsolicitorstothefront
officeorBaylorDepartmentofPublicSafetyat710-2222.
Campusorganizationsorindividualsdesiringtopostnoticesorsellitemsintheresidencehall
lobbiesmustreceivewrittenpermissionfromtheStudentActivitiesOfficeandthensubmitthe
relatedpaperworktotheCampusLiving&Learningofficeforapproval.
Residentscannotusetheresidencehalltoadvertise,promote,oroperateabusinessventurewhich
mayincludebutisnotlimitedtorunningadaycare,foodserviceoperations,and/ordirectsales
business.
Smoking
ConsistentwithBaylorUniversity'sStudentConductCode,thepossessionanduseofalltobacco
productsarebannedonallpropertythatisowned,operated,leased,occupied,orcontrolledbythe
University.Violationsofthispolicymaybeaddressedthroughadministrativeactionand/or
disciplinaryaction.
ElectronicCigarettes
Theuseorstorageofelectroniccigarettes(e-cigarettes)arenotpermittedinanyresidential
community.
Hookahs
ConsistentwithBaylorUniversity'sStudentConductCode,hookahs,bongs,andwaterpipesarenot
permittedanywhereoncampus,includingresidencehalls.
TheftofState&LocalProperty
Possessionofstolenpropertyisillegalandcanresultinadministrativeand/ordisciplinaryaction
andcriminalcharges.Trafficequipment,buildingsigns,dininghallcups,plates,andutensils,etc.,
areexamplesofstolenpropertynotpermittedinresidentialcommunities.Streetsigns,fire
hydrants,andconstructionconesnotpurchasedbytheresident,asevidencedbybillofsale,are
subjecttoremovalandreportingtotheBaylorPoliceDepartmentandStudentConduct
Administration.
Weapons/Explosives
Weaponsareprohibitedoncampus.Thisincludes,butisnotlimitedto:
•
Airrifles
•
BBguns
•
Paintballguns
•
Dartguns
•
Blowguns
•
Allgunaccessoriesandcomponents(shellcasings,bullets,scopes)
•
Non-KitchenKnives(kitchenknivesneedtobelessthan5½inches)
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Steel-tippeddarts
•
Pelletpistols
•
Powerbowsandarrows
•
Shotguns
•
Slingshots
•
StunGuns
•
Swords
•
Waterballooncatapultsorlaunchers
Furthermore,explosives,includingammunitionandfireworks,arenotpermittedoncampus.
Possessionoruseoftheseitemswillresultinadministrativeand/ordisciplinaryaction.
21|P a g e ChargesforDamages
Thefollowingtableincludesanexampleoftheapproximatechargesfordamagesorrepairsthat
mustbemadeduetoneglectorabusebyresidents.Chargesmayincreaseordecreasedependent
ontheextentofthedamage.Thislistisnotexhaustive.Pleasedirectanyquestionsyoumayhaveto
yourhallstaff.
GeneralCharges
ImproperCheck-Out
$25
Re-keyalock
$45
Returnfurnishingtodesignatedroom
$25
RoomCleanliness
Spacenotcleared
-Onegarbagebagfull(sizeofagrocerybag)
$20
-Morethan1garbagefull
$25perbag
RoomSpacenotcleaned(dusting,mopping,or
sweepingneeded)
$25perresident
-Excessivecleaningrequired
$50perresident
ApartmentorSuiteStyleBathroom
$25perresident
ApartmentStyleKitchen
$25perresident
-ExcessiveApartmentStyleKitchenClean
$50perresident
CarpetRemoval
$50
Removecarpettape
$5perfoot
Removestickers/doublesidedtape
$1persticker
RoomRepairs
Bedframe
Actualcost
22|P a g e Blinds
-Blindslat(each)
$10perslat+30to
restring
-Blindwand
$15
-Replaceblinds
Actualcost
Bookshelf
Actualcost
Bulletinboards
Actualcost
Ceilingtiles
$5pertile
Chairs
Actualcost
Chestofdrawers
Actualcost
Desk
Actualcost
Desklight
Actualcost
Dismantlinguniversityfurnishings
$25perpiece
Door
-Replacedamagedorseverelyscarred
Actualcost
-Cleaningofmarkerorotherdefacement
$25perside
Doorvents
$75
Electricaloutlets
Actualcost
Furniturerefinishingduetocarvingsorother
defacement
$100
Floor
-Repair/replacevinylfloortile
$25
-Repair/replacesheetvinyl
Actualcost
23|P a g e Repair/replaceceramictile
Actualcost
Repair/replacecarpet
Actualcost
Holesinwall
-Nailholes
$1perhole($5min)
-Largerholes
$10persquarefoot
-Paintchipped
$5firstchip,$1each
additional;$10for
drywallchip,$5for
eachadditional
$50forlargemarks
-Paintentirewall
$75
Lightswitch
-Coverplate
$5
-Replaceswitch
$15
Mattress
-Stainedordefaced
$25
-Replacestandardtwin
$120
-Replaceextra-longtwin
$130
Medicinecabinet
Actualcost
Mirror
Actualcost
Overheadlights(NV/BV)
$25
Overheadlights(allother)
$10
Replacemissing/brokenflorescentlightbulb
$10
PegBoard
$50
ResidentialTechnology
24|P a g e -Damagedphone/internetjack
$35
-Damagedcoaxialcable
$35
-Jackmissing
$175
-Missingcover
$50
-Missingbackbracket
$50
-Replacewirelessrouter(AR,EAR)
$130
-Replacewirelesscard(AR,EAR)
$45
Sink
Actualcost
Sinklight
$50
Smokedetector(missingordamaged)
$25
Towelracks
$30
Tub/Shower
Actualcost
Windows
$50
25|P a g e IndexbyTopic
A
AbandonedProperty....................................................................................................................................8
AlcoholandOtherDrugs............................................................................................................................16
ApartmentswithKitchens..........................................................................................................................18
Appliances..................................................................................................................................................17
B
Bathrooms..................................................................................................................................................12
Bicycles.......................................................................................................................................................12
C
CareofFacilities...........................................................................................................................................8
ChargesforDamages.................................................................................................................................22
Check-InProcedures....................................................................................................................................7
Check-OutProcedures.................................................................................................................................7
CommunityBathrooms..............................................................................................................................12
CourtesyHours...........................................................................................................................................14
D
DecorationPolicies.......................................................................................................................................9
Dishwasher.................................................................................................................................................12
DisruptiveBehavior....................................................................................................................................18
DoorPropping............................................................................................................................................10
E
Email...........................................................................................................................................................12
ExtendedStayRequests...............................................................................................................................8
ExtensionCords..........................................................................................................................................10
F
FirePreventionStrategies..........................................................................................................................10
Furniture......................................................................................................................................................9
G
Gambling....................................................................................................................................................18
GarbageDisposal........................................................................................................................................13
H
HeatingandCooling...................................................................................................................................13
Hookahs......................................................................................................................................................20
I
26|P a g e IDcards.......................................................................................................................................................13
Insurance......................................................................................................................................................8
K
KeysandKeycards......................................................................................................................................13
L
Lobbies.........................................................................................................................................................9
Lockouts.....................................................................................................................................................13
LostIDCards...............................................................................................................................................14
LostKeys.....................................................................................................................................................14
M
Microwaves................................................................................................................................................13
MisuseofUniversityProperty....................................................................................................................19
MotorcyclesandMopeds...........................................................................................................................19
O
ObsceneMaterial.......................................................................................................................................19
OvernightGuests........................................................................................................................................16
P
Parking........................................................................................................................................................14
PersonalProperty.........................................................................................................................................8
Pets.............................................................................................................................................................19
ProhibitedItemsandBehaviors.................................................................................................................16
Q
QuietHours................................................................................................................................................14
R
RecreationalEquipment.............................................................................................................................10
Refrigerator................................................................................................................................................13
RemovalfromHousing.................................................................................................................................8
RoomEntry.................................................................................................................................................11
RoommateCommunication.......................................................................................................................15
RoommateConflicts...................................................................................................................................15
S
SmokeDetectors........................................................................................................................................10
Smoking......................................................................................................................................................20
Solicitation&Posting.................................................................................................................................19
StudentBehavior..........................................................................................................................................6
Suite/PrivateBathrooms............................................................................................................................12
T
TheftofState&LocalProperty..................................................................................................................20
Trash...........................................................................................................................................................15
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VisitationPrivileges....................................................................................................................................15
W
Weapons/Explosives..................................................................................................................................20
Windows....................................................................................................................................................16
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