蘑菇短视频Staying On Campus Policies
Anyone participating in a camp or conference who chooses to stay overnight in university accommodation must agree to the following safety, behavior and liability policies.
Alcoholic Beverages
It is illegal, and a violation of university policy, for any person under 21years
of age to consume, purchase, or possess an alcoholic beverage. Guests over 21 may
consume alcohol only at authorized functions or inside their individual rooms/suites
but not in any public or common area of a residence hall based on guidelines of University
Policy 81.
Illegal Drugs Policy
蘑菇短视频 is an academic community dedicated to the transmission
and advancement of knowledge and understanding. The illegal use of and trafficking
in drugs can jeopardize the welfare of members of this academic community. Accordingly,
the Board of Trustees has adopted a detailed policy on the illegal use of and trafficking
in drugs.
Possession, use or distribution of any illegal substances will result in the immediate removal of a participant from university property and dismissal from whatever program they are attending without refund. University police will be notified.
Firearms and other weapons
Firearms are not permitted inside university residence halls an anytime. Other weapons
including but not limited to non-folding pocketknives are also prohibited. The determination
as to whether a specific item is a weapon shall rest entirely at the discretion of
university personnel and all decisions are final. Discovered weapons will be confiscated
and handed over to university police and the owner may be dismissed without a refund.
Candles/Incense & Other Flammable Items
Candles and/or incense should not be burned anywhere at any time inside the residence
halls as they present a fire hazard and produce and odor that may disturb other residents.
No other open flames are permitted.
Visitors
Access to university residence halls is restricted to registered conference or camp
participants only. Adults over 18 may freely visit each other鈥檚 rooms, but participants
under 18 may not do so without the direct permission of their camp directors.
Damage
Participants are responsible for the condition of their rooms and will be charged
for damage other than normal wear. The condition of public areas is the responsibility
of all students and conference guests. Please help maintain public areas by treating
them with care. Damages to residence hall rooms, public areas or other university
facilities or property will be charged directly to those persons responsible for the
damage.
Window screens have been installed in all room windows to improve security and comfort. Please do not tamper with or remove screens from any windows. Residents are not permitted to personally replace damaged screens or broken windows.
Disorderly Conduct
Behavior that is disruptive to orderly community living or to the daily operation
of the residence halls or the university is prohibited. This includes but is not limited
to: playing in the halls, throwing items in the hallways, bouncing balls on the floors
or walls, pranks, wrestling, outdoor games, fighting, verbally disruptive behavior
or any other behavior which may cause community disturbance, physical injury, damage
to property or behavior that is potentially dangerous to the health and well-being
of residents. Participants who violate this conduct policy will be removed from the
residence hall and dismissed from whatever program they are attending without any
refund.
Noise
Each resident is responsible for always keeping noise levels to a minimum. To provide
an environment conducive to positive group living, studying, and sleeping, certain
hours have been established as "Residence Hall Quiet Hours." These hours are 11:00
p.m. to 7 a.m. daily. Regardless of the time, "Courtesy Hours" are always in effect.
Courtesy Hours are defined as residents being considerate of all others and the demands
of living in a group environment. Noise should not exceed a reasonable level at any
time. In a communal living situation, a certain amount of background noise is commonplace
and should be expected. Please report noise issues to your group director.
Pets
Animals are not permitted inside university residence halls.
Keys & Lockouts
Participants staying on-campus will be issued room keys when they check in and are
expected to be responsible for those keys. Exterior entry doors will be always locked
and will require your access/meal card to regain access. If you are locked out of
your room, you may wait for your roommate to return or contact the on-duty Conference
Assistant to assist you. You may be asked to show identification before a staff member
will let you into the room. Report all lost keys as soon as possible.
Laundry
Each residence hall has a laundry room equipped with washers and dryers. These facilities
are for residents only. Students should not leave personal items unattended in the
laundry room, as the University cannot be responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged
clothing/items. It鈥檚 a good idea to set a timer on your phone so you can be reminded
when your laundry is done. Pl ease note that all washers are HE front load machines,
and therefore, only require a small amount of laundry detergent (We recommend laundry
detergent pods). Please never put more than two tablespoons of detergent in any University
owned washer. Should you have problems with a machine, notify a staff member immediately
and post an "Out of Order" sign on the machine.
Checking Out
In most cases, when you check out of your room on the last day of your event, a drop
box will be provided for returning room keys and meal cards. These must be turned
in before you leave campus. Lost keys will result in a $50 re-key fine and lost meal
cards will result in a $25 replacement fee.
If you are a 蘑菇短视频student, review student housing policies here