Resident Hall Handbook

RESIDENT CHARGES A list of hall damage fees can be found in the ‘Residence Hall Charges’ section of this handbook. Any time a resident checks-out of their room, building staff will inspect the room for cleanliness and damages. It is important that students fill out their room inspection at the beginning of the year so any damages that were there at move-in are not charged to the current resident. Additionally, damages to university property within the residence halls beyond wear and tear may result in charges that could include replacement, repair, cleaning, and other administrative fees. Any charges incurred by students will be placed on their student bill. SERVICE & EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMALS With appropriate approvals, service and emotional support animals are permitted in University Housing. Students wishing to have an animal on campus should contact Disability Services to obtain the necessary paperwork to begin the animal request process. Service animals of guests are welcome, but they must abide by all other Housing policies. Emotional support animals of guests are not permitted. SOLICITATION Door-to-door, noncommercial solicitation is permitted in the residence halls by residents of that hall and their invited guests. Invited guests must be physically accompanied by the resident of the hall during the entire solicitation activity. Solicitation may not occur during quiet hours. The placement of literature on or under doors of residents’ rooms that aren’t their own is prohibited. Residents who refuse the solicitation verbally, by not answering their door, or via a clearly displayed sign on their door must be

respected. The resident of the hall assumes responsibility for the activity's adherence to all applicable rules. Commercial solicitation, defined as the selling of services or products, is prohibited. Residents may print a “No Solicitation” sign template here.

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