Resident Hall Handbook

RECOVERY MEALS (SICK TRAY)

extent that the posting act at issue would be allowed generally as outlined in the University Housing Residence Hall Handbook and the Digital Signage Policy. Notwithstanding the above provisions, residents of a residence hall, as well as their resident-invited guests, may communicate in their residence halls about political matters with as much freedom as residents and their resident-invited guests, respectively, are permitted to communicate generally under applicable University Housing rules. Relatedly, all residents and resident-invited guests must allow other residents to opt out of disturbances at their dwelling unit door. Nothing in this policy shall be interpreted to violate any student’s rights under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Consequences for violations of this policy may include, but are not limited to: • For all individuals and organizations: o Immediate termination of the campaign activity; o Revocation of future access to residence halls for campaign purposes. • For UW-Stout students (for their own conduct or the conduct of non-resident individuals for whom they are responsible): o Referral to the Dean of Students office for student conduct proceedings under UWS Chapter 17; o As appropriate, action under University Housing rules and contract provisions. • For non-UW-Stout-affiliated individuals: o Removal from the residence hall and/or campus under UWS 18.11(6) and (7). o As appropriate, civil forfeitures under UWS 18.13. Review the Campaigning in Residence Halls Policy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) online.

If a student is ill and cannot get their own meal from the dining center, they may request a meal be prepared for them by University Dining and picked up/delivered by a peer. Use the Transact Mobile Ordering app to request a Recovery Meal. Learn more about the recovery meal process. RECYCLING, COMPOST, & TRASH All residents are expected to dispose of their personal trash and recyclable items in the proper receptacles. Each student room is furnished with a recycling bin and garbage bin. Trash bags are provided at the residence hall front desk. Recycling bags are not provided as they are not recyclable in our waste streams; students may use paper bags to line their provided recycling bin if they wish. Residents are expected to take their trash and recycling out to the proper exterior collection center at least once per week. If residents use a plastic bag to collect recycling, please empty the contents into the recycling and place the bag in the trash. Common area waste collection bins in lounges and kitchens are intended for waste generated in that space (i.e.: soda can, water bottle, snack wrapper, apple core, etc…). Recyclable items should be free from contaminates such as food, drink, and other debris. Glass, plastic (#1-7), cans, and paper do not need to be sorted. Residents may opt-in to a composting program at any time. Residents who choose to compost will be provided with a compost bin and bags along with instructions to participate properly. Sign up for the composting program via the “Requests” tile in the Housing Gateway.

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