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Table of Contents 1-3 WELCOME 4 Table of Contents 1-3 WELCOME 4 OUR MISSION 5 THE MUIR RESIDENTIAL LIFE OFFICE 5 HOUSE ADVISORS (HAs) 5 ACTIVITIES AND ACTIVITY FEES 7 AMENITIES 8 MUSIC PRACTI CE 10 BICYCLES 10 CHECKOUT PROCEDURES 11 CLEANING AND CUSTODIAL SERVICES 12 CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATIONS, AND REPAIR S 15 OUR HEALTH & SAFETY 15 HOUSING CONTRACT 18 COOKING 1 8 DAMAGES 1 9 DECORATING POLICY 21 DINING SERVICES 24 DISCIPLINE & CONDUCT (Also see JUDICIAL/CONDUCT) 2 5 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 27 RESIDENTIAL LIFE EMERGENCIES 29 EARTHQUAKES 31 ENERGY CONSERVATION 32 FILE SHARING 33 FIRE SAFETY 34 GROUP LIVING 3 6 HARASSMENT 36 HIGH-PRESSURE RELIGIOUS GROUPS 38 INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS 38 CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATIO N 39 INSPECTIONS 40 RENTER’S INSURANCE 40 INVENTORY SHEETS 41 JUDICIAL/CONDUCT PROCESS (Also see DISCIPLINE) 41 KEYS, KEYCARDS AND LOCKOUTS 43 LAUNDRY FACILITIES 44 [ 2 ] MAIL SERVICES 45 MAINTENANCE 46 MEDICAL TREATMENT 46 MOTORCYCLES AND MOPEDS 47 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT S 47 PEST CONTROL 48 PLANTS 49 POLICIES: Introduction 50 HOUSING & RESIDENTIAL POLICIES 51 ADDITIONAL POLICIES PERTINENT TO THE MUIR RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES 73 QUARTER BREAKS 76 RESIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT 77 ● Muir Residents' Council 77 RESIDENTIAL SECURITY OFFICERS 78 ROOM CHANGES 78 ROOM ENTRY 79 ROOM SELECTION 79 R ESIDENT AGREEMENT FORMS 80 SOLICITATION POLICY 82 IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS 82 [ 3 ] WELCOME To your home in the John Muir College residential complex! We are delighted you are here living with us, and we know you will have a rewarding on-campus living experience. Living within this residential community offers you a unique opportunity to enhance your college education. Your environment is rich with academic, cultural, social, and recreational opportunities. Our community is made up of people from diverse cultural, socioeconomic, and ethnic backgrounds, which gives you the opportunity to meet people and form new friendships with people who are different from yourself. For this experience to be positive and pleasant for everyone, each individual must honor and respect the rights and needs of others. The residential life staff is committed to helping you make the Muir residence halls and apartments a comfortable home. We encourage you to be involved and take an active role in your community. We believe you will find living on campus is an integral part of your education. As a result of your community living experience, we hope that you will develop a concern and respect for others; make responsible choices and decisions about a lifestyle which suits you best; share your academic, social, and cultural experience with other students; and learn to live peacefully in close quarters with a diverse group of people. We encourage you to work toward developing a positive involvement in your community, based on your rights and responsibilities as a resident living on campus. Whether you are a new student or are returning to campus, please read this handbook carefully. It contains important information about living on campus, including [ 4 ] the current policies, which your housing contract obligates you to follow. If you have any questions about the information that follows, please contact your House Advisors or the staff in the Muir Residential Life Office. OUR MISSION Our mission as the Muir College Residential Life staff is to provide a safe, inclusive and comfortable living and learning environment, where personal growth and development are facilitated in an educational manner. MUIR RESIDENTIAL LIFE OFFICE When you check in or out of the Muir residential complex, plan an activity, or have a question, suggestion, or some constructive feedback, you will need to know the residential life staff. The Director and two Assistant Directors of Residence Life and twenty-six House Advisors all live in the residence halls or apartments and are available when the office is closed. Residential Life Office Location Northeast corner, Tuolumne Apartments Phone #: 858-534-4200 Email: [email protected] Hours: 8 am -4:30 pm, Monday-Friday (Quarter Breaks & Summer: 8 am - 4:30 pm, although hours may vary.) Due to COVID-19, the office will not be physically open. Please call the above number for assistance. HOUSE ADVISORS (HAs) House Advisors are undergraduate students with broad experience and training; they live in the residence halls or [ 5 ] apartments and work directly with the Muir resident population. HAs are involved in college and UCSD organizations, and they are great resources for the campus. HAs assist in organizing the community in which you live, and work closely with residents to plan programs and activities. You may turn to them if there is an emergency or if you have questions about campus life. When the office is closed, there is an HA on duty who is available until 9:30 pm, Monday through Friday, and on the weekends from 9 am to 9 pm, to respond to immediate problems in the residential life community. The HA on duty can be reached by calling the emergency phone number, 858-534-DUTY (3889). The HA duty schedule is posted in your suite and around the Muir complex. There is always a Director of Residence Life on call who can be contacted through the HA on duty. HOUSE ADVISORS IN Tenaya: Rebecca Samuels & Lorenzo Soriano Jay Wilson & Olivia Michael Celeste Guzman & Jasmine Canedo Michelle Hibbs & Jacqueline Reliford Tioga: Joyous Herron & Gisselle Mejia Villegas Luis Alba [ 6 ] Jillian Thomas & Jacob Rips David Nunez & Summer Thai Kaitlyn Gregory & Cynthia Gutierrez TUOLUMNE: Gabriella Bulacan & Pafracio Vallente Alexis Wesley TAMARACK: LEAD HA: James Roses Marisol Diaz Joyce Li & Emily Hickey ACTIVITIES & ACTIVITY FEES An activity fee is included in your housing contract. A portion of this fee is allocated directly to the Houses for activities. The HAs and house and apartment residents determine how this money is spent. Another portion of the activity fee is given to the Muir Residents’ Council, the student government of the Muir residential life program, and to the Inter-College Residents’ Association (ICRA), which funds special programs and large activities that benefit all campus residents. The Muir Residents’ Council is composed of representatives from each House; ICRA is composed of representatives from all eight undergraduate living areas. In addition, every Muir resident and commuter student pays a quarterly activity fee to the Muir College Council (MCC). MCC uses these funds to plan activities and [ 7 ] programs that benefit all Muir students. As a UCSD student, one of your challenges is to balance your academics with your co-curricular activities. Getting involved will be an important part of your college experience. Ask your HAs or any Muir College staff member about the numerous opportunities available to you. AMENITIES Air Conditioners: Air conditioners are prohibited. Bunk Beds and Lofts: Due to fire regulations, lofts, other than those provided by the University in certain residential areas, are not permitted. Any room construction, modification, or alteration is also strictly prohibited. Access to the top bunk may be accomplished by using the ladder that is provided. If your bunk bed is missing a ladder or a guard rail, call the Customer Service Center (CSC) at 858-534-2600. Internet Connection: Each bedroom is equipped with an Ethernet data connection. Wireless computer connections are available in all Muir residential facilities and areas around them. The responsibility of the wireless network access points, ports and cables in individual rooms and apartments are the sole responsibility of the residents who reside in that area. Charges for lost, stolen, or damaged equipment in any common area are also the responsibility of those living in that community. Data equipment taken from any residential area is useless anywhere else. Carts: Carts are generally available for checkout from the Residential Life Office, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this practice is currently suspended. If it is reinstated, a photo ID must be left with the Residential Life [ 8 ] Office while using the cart. You will be informed of the length of time of your check out, if you do not return the cart on time or contact us about an extension, then you will be charged a late fee. After office hours, the House Advisor on duty can check out carts after office hours until 9:00 pm. These carts must be returned the next morning at 8 am. Hammocks: Hammocks may be used on apartment balconies as long as they are not permanently attached to apartment walls. They are not permitted on any balcony in the residence halls. Hammocks or slack lines of any type are never permitted to be hung from any tree. Heating: The heating elements in both the residence halls and apartments are extremely sensitive and must be well balanced and maintained to function properly. Tuolumne and Tamarack apartment residents should call for maintenance assistance (858-534-2600) if the heat in their apartment and individual bedrooms needs adjustment. Heating elements in residence hall bedrooms are thin filaments located throughout the ceilings. Consequently, nothing can hang from any ceiling nor may anything be inserted in any ceiling. A number of residence halls rooms have wall heaters because the heating elements in the ceilings have been damaged. In addition, nothing may be hung under any of the lights. Storage: There is limited storage space in the Muir residential facilities. Residents in the residence halls have access to limited storage space for luggage. Apartment residents have only whatever storage is available to them in their apartment. There is no storage available in any of the apartment heater rooms, nor is storage available in rooms that are marked as electrical rooms on some apartment balconies and patios. [ 9 ] The University takes no responsibility for damage to or loss of personal items by theft, flood, fire, etc., so storing personal items of value in storage rooms is not permitted.
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