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Department of Housing and Residential Life Residence Hall Handbook Student Creed Vincennes University is a community dedicated to personal and academic excellence and growth. In joining this learning community, I commit to a code of civilized behavior. I will practice personal academic integrity, I will respect the dignity of all persons, including myself, I will respect the rights of others, I will not condone bigotry. I will strive for the openness to learn from differences in people, ideas and opinions, I will demonstrate concern for others, their feelings, and their need for conditions which support their work and development. Allegiance to these ideals requires me to refrain from behavior that threatens the freedom and respect every individual deserves. VU Residential Life Community standards I understand that trust must be earned by others, but I realize it is my responsibility to respect all, including community members and all students, University officials in positions of authority, campus police, hall staff, and faculty. I pledge: I will respect my floor/wings need to study by following courtesy and quiet hours. I will go to class regularly. I will contact professors if I miss class to gather information on materials missed, assignments due, and class expectations. I will be prepared for class each day. I will arrive early to class, bring all required materials, and actively participate in class discussions. 1 I will seek out resources such as, professor help, tutoring, or study groups. I will study and prepare for tests and quizzes. I will check my email daily. My preferred email account as I have given to the University is the University’s preferred mode of communication. I will check my mailbox in the residence hall each day to make sure any information or letters sent are read and answered in a timely manner. I will communicate with all VU staff by using appropriate language. I will close and lock my door every time I leave my room. I will keep my key and VU ID on me at all times and refrain from allowing others to use them. I will report any suspicious behavior I see on campus to hall staff and campus police. I will take advantage of opportunities to gain independence from home, realizing college is a time to grow and develop. I will use critical thinking skills to solve problems, realizing there are appropriate times to turn to staff and my family for help and there are time where I need to solve my own problems. I will address conflict in a respectful and positive way, not using language that is abusive or offensive, as well as, not resorting to physical or verbal violence. I will refrain from initiating or responding to conflict via social media. I will seek help from hall staff if I do not believe I can resolve the conflict. I will gain an understanding of people who are different from me. I will refrain from using language or actions that may be offensive to other’s beliefs and lifestyles. I will respect my room by cleaning up after myself, not damaging University property, respecting my roommate(s) belonging’s and treating maintenance and custodial staff with respect. I will contribute to a positive environment by keeping with personal hygiene, as well as, respecting public areas by keeping my living space clean. Housing and Residential Life Office Location: Clark Hall (Entry Level) Phone: 812-888-4225 The Housing and Residential Life Office administers services related to students and the residence hall staff. Areas of concentration are academic development, social and educational programming, and Residence Hall Association (RHA). The office also monitors the Residential Life Conduct System, serving as a referral agent to the Dean of Students and/or Campus Police. The Housing and Residential Life Office conducts the selection, training, supervision, and evaluation of Residential Life Staff. Housing assignments are also made through this office. * Who we are * Housing and Residential Life Staff: Dawn Brewer, Director, Housing/Residential Life 812-888-4225 Kara Westfall, Asst. Director, Housing/Residential Life 812-888-4225 Jennifer Weber, Secretary, Housing/Residential Life 812-888-4225 Cheryl Cunningham, Residence Hall Coordinator 812-888-4252 or 4384 Hank Lopez, Residence Hall Coordinator 812-888-6601 or 5500 Cheryl Litherland, Residence Hall Coordinator 812-888-4387 or 4283 Forrest Fairchild, Coordinator Off Campus Properties/ 812-888-4231 Living Learning Communities 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Schedule of Occupancy 6 Residence Hall Staff 7 Residence Hall Association 8 Programs and Activities 8 Resident Responsibilities and Conduct 8 Check-In and Check-Out 8 Room Assignment 9 Room Consolidation 9 Room/Hall Changes 9 Resident Responsibilities 10 Room Inspection 10 Room Entry by Staff/Personnel and Right to access 10 Medical Emergency 11 Room Facility 11 Equipment Maintenance, Repair and Replacement 11 Occupancy 11 Student Room Regulations 11 Refrigerators 13 Lofts 14 Keys 14 Liability 14 Pest Control 15 Vacation Closings 15 Combustibles 15 Bicycles, Skateboards & Rollerblades 15 Hoverboards 15 Stereo & Sound Equipment 16 Musical Instruments 16 Television 16 3 Internet Guidelines/Rules 16 Mail Service 19 Public Areas 19 Laundry Facilities 19 Kitchenettes 20 Alcohol Policy 20 Drug Policy 20 Weapon Policy 21 Study/Quiet Hours 21 Courtesy Hours 21 Visitation 22 Roommate Conflict Resolution 23 The Campus Sexual Violence Act 24 Sexual Assault Policy 26 Acquaintance Rape 26 Sexual Harassment Policy 26 Racial, Ethnic, and Religious Harassment Policy 27 Harassment/Fraud 27 Hall Discipline 28 Hall Probation 28 Judicial Board/Point System 28 Housing Contract Information 30 Housing Deposit/Prepayment 31 Costs 31 Contract Release 31 Housing Contract Release Committee 31 Damages: Individual, Group, Anonymous 31 Overnight Guests 32 Parents and Other Relatives 32 Safety and Security 32 4 Shelter in Place 33 Registration of Personal Property 33 Soliciting 33 Night security 34 Fire Alarms, Drills & Emergency Equipment 34 Fire Prevention 35 Tornado Watch/Tornado Warning 35 Food Service 36 Food Court 36 Hours of Operation 36 Be My Guest 37 Dining Center Rules and Conduct Code 37 Special Needs 37 Sick Trays 37 Boxed/Sack Lunches 37 We want to hear from you 37 Flex Dollars 38 The Details 38 VU Primary Care Clinic 38 Sharps Containers 38 List of Important Numbers 39 Local Numbers of Interest 40 2017-2018 Vincennes University Calendar 40 5 WELCOME TO RESIDENTIAL LIFE Vincennes University regards residential life as an integral and important part of your total educational experience. Living in a residence hall is an experience in which cooperation must occur. This living situation presents the opportunity to develop social skills, self-discipline, and a sense of responsibility. Educational and social programs complement academic programs and can help you learn to live and work with others. Each residence hall is a small community where you will become acquainted with students who are equally interested in succeeding and developing social responsibility. Your cooperation is necessary if the residence halls are to remain attractive, orderly, and comfortable places to live. You are to conduct yourself according the regulations of the university and the laws of the city, state, and federal governments. In addition, it is expected that each student honor the student creed in and around the residence halls. Included among the many responsibilities you have as a student are working to the fullest of your capacity to achieve your educational goals and respecting the rights of other citizens in your community. This handbook provides guidelines for developing community and maintaining community standards. Your success as a student and growth as a person depends upon your willingness to recognize and accept these challenges and responsibilities. With this acceptance, you will find life in the residence halls to be an enjoyable and valuable experience. SCHEDULE OF OCCUPANCY and MEAL SERVICE FALL 2017 Halls will open August 17th 8:00 am Meal service begins with the evening meal on August 17th and will continue through the evening meal on October 13, 2017. THE RESIDENCE HALLS WILL REMAIN OPEN OVER MIDTERM BREAK. No meals served October 14-15-16 – Midterm Break. Meal service begins with the evening meal on October 17th and will continue through the evening meal on November 21, 2017. THE RESIDENCE HALLS WILL REMAIN OPEN OVER THANKSGIVING BREAK. No meals served November 22 through 25 – Thanksgiving Break. Meal service begins with the evening meal on November 26 and will continue through the evening meal on December 15, 2017. THE RESIDENCE HALLS WILL CLOSE ON FRIDAY DECEMBER 15th AT 6 PM FOR SEMESTER BREAK UNLESS WEATHER RELATED POSTPONEMENT OF FINALS OCCURS. SPRING 2018 Halls will open Jan 4th at 8:00 am Meal service begins with the evening meal on January 4th and will continue through the evening meal on March 2, 2018. 6 THE RESIDENCE HALLS WILL CLOSE ON FRIDAY March 2nd AT 6 PM AND REOPEN ON SUNDAY MARCH 11TH AT 8 AM No meals served March 3 through March 10 – Spring Break. Meal service begins with the evening meal on March 11th and will continue through the evening meal on March 29, 2018 No meals served March 30-31 The Residence Halls will remain open over Easter Break Meal Service will begin with the evening meal on April 1th and continue through the lunch meal on May 5, 2018. THE HALLS WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY MAY 5, 2018 AT 4 PM FOR SUMMER BREAK UNLESS WEATHER RELATED POSTPONEMENT OF FINALS OCCURS. RESIDENCE HALL STAFF Residence Hall Coordinators (RHC), Assistant Residence Hall Coordinators (ARHC) and Resident Assistants (RA) are employees in the residence halls and are familiar with the residence hall system and the campus. The RHC, ARHC and RAs can provide valuable assistance in your orientation to college life and group living.
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