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Car Washing
Washing cars on campus is prohibited.
Common Room Furniture
In an effort to maintain the current quality of our common room furniture, students are asked
to not move the furniture in the common areas
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Etiquette
Proper behavior is expected in classrooms, dining facilities, lounges, and other public
locations. Courtesy, self-control, sportsmanship, honesty, and concern for the standards of
others are among the College’s expectations
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Fines/Community Service/Educational Sanctions
Failure to adhere to College rules, standards, and policies may result in a fine, community
service, and/or educational sanction. If a student is issued a fine, they will be notified in
writing and will be given three (3) business days to appeal the fine. After three (3) business
days the fine will be posted on the students account in the Business office. The student will
need to go to the Business office in order to pay the fine. The intent of these sanctions is to
deter and prevent inappropriate behavior and to provide an avenue for restitution.
Gambling
Gambling is a growing problem for students on campus, leaving some students with
thousands of dollars of debt. In an attempt to help students with this potentially addictive
habit, gambling is not allowed on campus..
Grills
Grills are not permitted on campus or in the residence halls.
Hair cutting
For health reasons, students are not permitted to give hair cuts in public areas of the residence
halls, including computer labs, hallways, laundry rooms, lounges, restrooms, and stairwells.
Hall Meetings
Periodically, students will be required to attend residence hall meetings. Attendance
at all residence hall meetings is required because of the important information which is
communicated. Every effort will be made to announce these meetings as far in advance as
possible. Students need to get permission to be absent from a residence hall meeting prior to
the meeting by communicating with the RHD and/or RA of their building/floor.
Keys
Keys must not be duplicated or given to unauthorized individuals. In the event a key is
lost, it is to be reported immediately to Resident Hall Director or RA. Replacement of lost,
stolen, or misplaced keys will be done at a cost of $50 per key. This charge will offset the
cost of replacing the key-core to the lock and issuing replacement keys for other roommates.
If a key is broken or bent, it is to be returned to the Office of Residence Life. A new key will
be issued at no charge if the old key is returned.
Laundry Facilities
All of our Residence Halls have a laundry room that offers full-size washers and dryers.
Residential students pay a set fee at registration to use the laundry facilities. Therefore,
the laundry machines do not require coins for operation. The washers and dryers in the
residence hall laundry rooms are to be used exclusively by the residents of each respective