Residence Life
- Roommate Rights and Responsibilities
- The Residence Hall and You
- The Residence Life Staff
- Weather Emergencies
- Campus Public Safety
- Building Security
- Theft
- Activities and Events
- Opportunities for Involvement
- Room Check Inventory Sheets
- Work Orders and Repairs
- Lost Key or Prox Card
- Room Inspections
- Roommate Changes
- Vacancies
- Vandalism Charges
- Illness
- Academic Breaks and Residence Hall Closings
- Class Attendance
- Employment
- Post Office
- Bicycle Storage
- Telephones
- Visitation Policy
- Guests
- Quiet and Courtesy Hours
- Smoking
- Displays and Decorations
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Pets
- Windows
- Policy Violations
- Fire and Safety Regulations
- Door Closures
- Lofts
- Car Plug-ins
- Use of Hallways
- Candles and Incense
- Furniture
- Gambling
- Musical Instruments
- Antennas
- Firearms
- Electrical Appliances
- Refrigerators
- Promotions and Solicitation
- Bathrooms
Fire and Safety Regulations
There are several fire and safety regulations of which you should be aware. First, you should not tamper with fire- or safety-related equipment (fire alarms, smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, exit alarms, door closures, etc.) as this may compromise your safety as well as the safety of others on your floor/unit or in your hall. Tampering with fire alarms and fire equipment is against the law, because such practices may endanger the lives of others. Misuse of fire safety equipment will be handled seriously!
Second, you should not use electrical "octopuses"; or multiple-headed extension cords to increase the number of outlets in your room. If you require additional electrical outlets, we recommend you purchase an outlet extender that includes a fused circuit breaker.
Third, you should not use space heaters. If you are experiencing heating problems, contact a staff member.
Fourth, please do not use rubber-backed carpeting as this can create poisonous gases in the event of fire.
Fifth, do not use halogen lights or lamps in your room. The high temperatures created by these fixtures have resulted in fires.
Finally, you should not alter or in any way tamper with the electrical outlets, light switches, cable television outlets or phone jacks in your room.
If you become aware of any problem with the fire/safety equipment (fire alarms, smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, exit alarms, door closures, etc.) in your room or residence hall, please report it to a staff member immediately.








