STUDENT GUIDE - Rothberg International School
STUDENT GUIDE - Rothberg International School
STUDENT GUIDE - Rothberg International School
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Drugs and Discipline<br />
Students are expected to abide by the regulations of the Hebrew University while on campus or in Universityoperated<br />
dormitories. These regulations, as well as Israeli law, prohibit the importation, possession or use of any<br />
type of illegal drug or narcotic. Infraction of this rule on or off campus may lead to immediate expulsion from<br />
the University, or other disciplinary action, and create serious problems with the legal authorities of the State of<br />
Israel.<br />
Security<br />
A primary concern to the Hebrew University is the safety, security and wellbeing of its students. All new students<br />
at the RIS attend a comprehensive security orientation upon their arrival. All campus entrances are guarded, and<br />
the campuses and dormitory complexes are patrolled around the clock. All on- and off-campus activities meet the<br />
strictest security requirements.<br />
Telephone Numbers<br />
For any matter concerning campus security, please contact:<br />
‡ Mount Scopus: (Security) 02-5882018 • (Emergency) 02-5883000, 02-5882653<br />
‡ Edmond J. Safra campus, Givat Ram: (Security) 02-6584561<br />
(Emergency) 02-6585000 or 02-6584455<br />
‡ Ein Kerem: (Security) 02-6758005 • (Emergency) 02-6758060<br />
or 02-6758006<br />
‡ Kiryat Hayovel: (Security) 02-6585000<br />
General Security Guidelines for all Residents of Student Housing<br />
1. Students should keep the windows shut and their doors locked at all times when outside of their rooms, even when<br />
leaving their room only for a brief moment. Very often articles are stolen during short periods of absence.<br />
2. Students should keep a close watch on all personal items at all times and not leave them unguarded in or outside<br />
of their dormitories.<br />
3. Valuables, such as expensive jewelry and large amounts of cash, should not be left in the dorms, but rather<br />
deposited in a safe deposit box in a bank.<br />
4. Students should not invite strangers into their rooms or the dorm area.<br />
5. It is recommended to lock the shower and bathroom areas while in use.<br />
6. Keys: (a) As soon as students receive their key, they should remove the sticker revealing the room number. This<br />
is a simple safety measure that is often overlooked. (b) Keys are personal and should not be lent out. Never<br />
leave keys in the post boxes.<br />
7. There is a University lost and found located in the Security office.<br />
8. Students should beware of (and should not touch) suspicious looking objects (e.g. abandoned bags) on and off<br />
campus, particularly in crowded places such as bus stops and malls. In turn, students should never leave their<br />
own belongings unsupervised.<br />
9. Notify Security immediately in the event of a suspicious or violent act.<br />
Mount Scopus<br />
1. While the Mount Scopus vicinity is policed, it is strongly recommended that students avoid walking alone both<br />
on and off campus after dark.<br />
2. Students should refrain from wandering into the eastern outskirts of Mount Scopus, even in groups.<br />
3.Jogging: Students should never jog, walk or hike outside of the dormitory areas alone. Students who jog are<br />
urged to do so only during the daylight hours. Students who insist on jogging after dark should take<br />
precautions and remain in the well-lit neighborhoods of French Hill and Ramat Eshkol.<br />
Edmond J. Safra Campus, Givat Ram<br />
1. While the Edmond J. Safra campus, Givat Ram, and the surrounding area are heavily policed, it is strongly advised<br />
that students avoid walking in the Botanical Gardens alone at night.<br />
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