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Each resident has the right of access to and use of
his or her room, free from solicitation, disturbance
or interference, and harassment. Residents may entertain
guests who abide by the regulations and policies of
the residential system. Every reasonable effort shall
be made so that rights of privacy, peace, quiet and
public order are adequate to provide for study, sleep
and safety. The College seeks to insure the privacy
of each student. Therefore, no room will be entered
by a college official without first knocking.
Residents in any way violating these rights or regulations
or policies relating to the residential system as contained
elsewhere in this web site are subject to the full range
of disciplinary actions available to the College, up
to and including removal from housing, suspension and
dismissal.
Students are expected to make every reasonable effort,
under the Colleges Honor System, to resolve conflicts
between residents or over issues of policy, rights and
responsibilities.
The exterior doors of the residential system in all
living units are locked 24 hours a day, seven days a
week and should not be propped open or left unlocked.
Students compromising building security in any fashion
are subject to disciplinary action. Students are issued
ID/security cards or keys for the exterior door(s) of
their residence hall or house. Lost ID cards must be
reported to Security immediately and the student will
be billed $25.00 for replacement.
Students are encouraged to be security conscious and
lock private rooms within the residential system. Lost
room, suite, or exterior door keys should be reported
to a member of the Residential Life staff immediately.
Keys will be replaced and room door locks recored in
every case. A resident will be billed $5.00 for each
replacement key and $25.00 for each recored lock . Residents
are responsible for carrying their keys with them, and
are allowed only two lock-outs. After this number, the
resident is charged a $10.00 fee each time he/she requests
to be keyed into his/her room.
If residents have concerns about the way policies are
enacted or enforced they should report their concerns
to an Area Coordinator or the Associate Dean of Students.
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