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least two weeks before the scheduled break to have consideration. Students will be charged

for these extra days, as college room rates are based strictly on semester occupancy.

The Residence Life Staff will make arrangements with the athletics staff for student-athletes,

student teachers and other college related needs for residential students during breaks.

Residence Hall Policies and Procedures

On-campus living at Bluefield College offers a unique and valuable opportunity for all

students to learn and grow within a Christian community of students from widely varying

backgrounds, interests, and Christian traditions. The College desires that all residents

live comfortably within this environment, integrate classroom learning with out-of-class

experiences, and grow in all aspects of life. To accomplish these goals and better order our

life together, we have established certain expectations for living in the community here at

Bluefield College. These guidelines are meant for mature, responsible individuals. Some of

the policies are designed to create norms of behavior within a large, diverse group of people,

while others are meant to preserve the appearance and function of college owned property.

We expect that the members of our community will strive to live within these guidelines.

The Residence Life Staff reserves the right to confront inappropriate and offensive behavior/

attitudes not documented in this handbook that arise during the school year.

General Policies and Information

Accountability

Students are expected to encourage each other to live according to Bluefield College’s

community living standards. For this reason, students who are present when behavior occurs

that violates college standards may be found responsible for supporting the behavior. 

Advertising

Advertising is limited to certain areas of the campus and must be approved by the Office

of Student Services, either by the Dean of Students, Director of Residence Life and/or the

Resident Hall Directors. Advertisements may be hung on bulletin boards throughout campus

but cannot be taped to windows or walls. With the prior approval of the Director of Dining

Services, advertisements may also be placed in the dining facilities. 

Air Conditioners

Window units are prohibited in the residence halls with the exception of the RHD apartments

and Residence Life offices. Portable units may be used by students with allergies or other

medical conditions after special permission has been given to them by the Director of

Residence Life.

Bicycles

Students are welcome to bring and store their bicycles on campus. Bicycle racks are available

in areas by each of our residence halls. Students are expected to keep their bicycles outside

at all times, and locked or chained to the bicycle racks only. Bicycles may not be stored or

kept in residence hall rooms..

Cable

All residence hall rooms, and the lounges in each residence hall, are provided with basic

cable services.