Student Handbook - Butler University
Student Handbook - Butler University
Student Handbook - Butler University
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Faculty-in-residence<br />
Faculty-in-residence are full-time <strong>Butler</strong> faculty members who live within Residential College, Ross and<br />
Schwitzer residence halls. These individuals are committed to the learning experience that takes place outside<br />
of the classroom and the creation of a more informal relationship between the faculty and students. They<br />
plan social, educational and academically related programming for students living in the residence halls.<br />
Faculty allies<br />
Faculty allies are full-time <strong>Butler</strong> faculty members who plan programming activities for students in the<br />
residence halls. Faculty allies have similar responsibilities as faculty-in-residence, but do not live in the residence<br />
halls.<br />
Community assistants<br />
Community assistants (CA) are student workers who provide services and respond to emergency needs<br />
in <strong>University</strong> Terrace, Residential College, Ross Hall, Schwitzer Hall and the Apartment Village hall offices.<br />
Your hall office is an information center within your residence hall and will available be most hours during<br />
the day (limited hours in <strong>University</strong> Terrace). A CA will help you with services such as equipment checkout<br />
and sorting the mail.<br />
Program assistants<br />
Program assistants (PA) are student workers who reside in <strong>University</strong> Terrace Apartments and who are<br />
responsible for planning social programs and educational opportunities for their fellow residents.<br />
Residence Hall and Housing Policies<br />
Cancellation<br />
The room and board contract is for one academic year. The <strong>University</strong> may cancel the room and board<br />
contract without any refund in room fees, with appropriate notice, if a student violates residence hall policies<br />
or regulations. An enrolled student may not cancel the contract after check-in, with the exception of move-out<br />
as a result of fraternity or sorority recruitment, as outlined below:<br />
Pledging at the end of fall semester<br />
An upper class student who chooses to pledge/associate a Greek chapter and wishes to terminate this contract<br />
as of the end of fall semester may do so in order to move into the Greek chapter house, provided an<br />
"Intent to Vacate Notice" is completed in the office of residence life by Dec. 1, and the student is listed<br />
on his or her Greek chapter’s occupancy roster for spring semester. Money paid to the university will<br />
not be transferred to a Greek chapter.<br />
Pledging during formal recruitment<br />
An upper class student who chooses to pledge/associate a Greek chapter during formal Greek recruitment<br />
may cancel this contract to move into her/his Greek chapter house on or before 5 p.m. on the first day of<br />
classes for second semester, providing proper check-out procedures are observed and an "Intent to Vacate<br />
Notice" is completed in the office of residence life. After this time, the student will not be allowed to terminate<br />
this contract to move into a Greek chapter house.<br />
Discontinuing enrollment<br />
If the student does not register for the second semester, he/she must give written notice of intent to leave<br />
the residence halls by completing an "Intent to Vacate Notice" available in the office of residence life.<br />
This notice should be submitted by Dec. 1. If the office of residence life does not receive the notice by<br />
Dec. 1, $100 of the housing deposit will be forfeited.<br />
Contract and Preference Form<br />
Room and board contracts are available in the residence life office. To reserve a room for the academic<br />
year, each new and returning student must complete a room and board contract and housing preference<br />
form. The preference form helps ensure that an assignment is made based upon the student’s choices as<br />
much as possible.<br />
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