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Residents that have a maintenance issue are responsible for appropriately reporting the problem to housingmaintenance@lec.edu . The request will be filtered to the appropriate maintenance personnel for their area (on-campus or apartments). Residents should not contact the Lake Erie College Physical Plant directly. Fire Evacuations When a fire alarm sounds, students must proceed quietly to their assigned area. The Painesville Fire Department has stipulated that rooms should be left in the following order: • Windows closed • Wall or ceiling light on • Door unlocked but closed If students are going to their assigned area from a location other than their room, they should NOT return to their room. Students must go directly to their assigned area via the nearest exit. Staff members will direct students to holding areas. (Andrews/Fowler toward Fowler Parking Lot; Dickinson/Ritter toward Holden Center; Apartment Residents – Please review the information located on the back of your individual apartment entry door) Failure to evacuate any building during a fire drill “may result in a fine of not less than $10.00 and not more than $300.00 or by imprisonment for not more than 30 days, or by both such fine and imprisonment.” (Fire Prevention Code, City of Painesville.) The College, in cooperation with the Painesville Fire Department, reserves the right to enter any College room for the purpose of ascertaining evacuation. At no time will any student interfere with the duties of fire department employees. Fire Safety Regulations • Fire escapes and Emergency doors are to be used only in the case of an actual fire or drill • Flammable fluids may not be kept in the residence hall except for rubbing alcohol (less than one quart) • The use of cooking appliances: hot plates/pots, toasters, toaster ovens, George Foreman grills, coffee pots are prohibited in student rooms; these appliances may be used in building kitchen areas only/apartment kitchen areas only. All appliances should be kept unplugged while not in use. • Extension cords and multiple outlet adapters are prohibited in all residence halls. Heavy duty, continuous action and grounded extension cords may be used and must be approved by Underwriters Laboratory (UL) • No objects of any kind should be hung from light fixtures • Netting, sheets, flags and other flammable materials should not be draped from the ceiling • The burning of candles, incense or the use of an open flame is prohibited • Removing, dismantling or covering smoke detectors is prohibited. Replacement batteries for battery operated alarms (College leased apartments) are available in the Student Life Office • Do not tamper with fire prevention equipment. Do not place or hang items within 24 inches of sprinkler systems. • Corridors and exit-ways must be kept clear and unobstructed at all times. Shoes, boots, boxes, rugs, furniture, bikes or other items may NOT be left in hallways. Students who violate fire regulations may be subject to fines and/or disciplinary action, and/or legal action as deemed necessary by the Painesville Fire Department. In the event of an actual fire, the Painesville Fire Department must be notified by telephone at 911, as well as by automatic alarm. Security should also be notified at 440/375.7575. Annual fire safety reports are on file with the Director of Security. To ensure the safety and security of all residents, hall, apartment and townhouse inspections will be conducted at least once per semester. Holiday Decorations All decorative materials inside the residence halls and apartment areas must be fireproof. Only artificial or fire resistant trees should be used. No more than one-tenth of any door area may be covered with combustible materials. Holiday lights and other electrical wiring should not be placed on metal surfaces. No lights or other decorations may be hung from the ceiling. Lights may not be nailed or stapled to surfaces. 211
Keys It is essential for the personal safety and the safekeeping of both College and personal property that each student assumes full responsibility for the correct use and possession of his/her keys. Students are encouraged to keep their room doors locked at all times. Lobby doors must remain closed and locked at all times; propping doors is prohibited. Keys are issued by the Director of Residence Life (or designee) to the resident to the specific location. Failure to return keys, lost or theft of any key results in a fine of $150.00 per key to the student issued the key(s). Lost or theft of any key MUST be reported to the residence director within 24-hours. Failure to do so may result in additional fines and disciplinary action. Spare room keys are available in the Student Life Office. Students may sign out a spare key for 48 hours. Keys are to be used only by the individuals to whom they are issued and are not to be duplicated. Violations will result in disciplinary action. Overnight Guests • Overnight guests are permitted on Friday and Saturday nights only if they have been registered in the Student Life Office in addition to completion of an Overnight Guest form with their roommate (s) signature. • Overnight guests must register with the Director of Residence Life by 12 p.m. on Friday of the intended visit. • Overnight guests not registered properly will be asked to leave immediately. • The vehicle of any overnight guest must be registered with Security immediately upon arrival. The application for the guest registration tag is obtained from the director of community living. • Students and guests must use appropriately designated rest rooms • Overnight guests must abide by all rules and regulations of LEC. The host student is responsible for all policy violations of his or her guest (s) and will be subject to appropriate sanctions. Pets Pets of any kind are not permitted in campus buildings except for registered service animals. This includes College leased apartment communities. A residential student may keep a fish aquarium (maximum size: 20 gallons), provided it is properly maintained; any other type of pet is not allowed. Predator fish are not permitted. Residence life staff has the authority to inspect students’ rooms without notice to verify unauthorized pets. If a pet (other than fish) is found in a student’s room, the student will be subject to the following disciplinary action: 1st violation: $40.00 fine and notification of 24-hour pet removal. 2nd violation: $80.00 fine and immediate removal of pet by College staff to an appropriate animal care facility. 3rd violation: $160.00 fine, immediate removal of pet and disciplinary probation or suspension. All fines will be billed directly to the student’s account. Fines will also be imposed if proper procedures for cleaning fish tanks are not followed. Students who do not adhere to the pet policy are also liable for room damages and excessive cleaning charges where applicable, including but not limited to, apartment carpet replacement. Painting Painting of ANY area in the residence hall or apartment building, including an individual room, is prohibited. Students who do not comply with this policy will be fined for damages. Public/Community Living Areas Public/community living areas are defined as any space that is not a specified room assigned to a specific student(s). Each student is expected to observe the rights of others when using these areas and to maintain appropriate housekeeping habits in all common areas. All materials posted on room doors and in view of other people are not permitted to be offensive in nature. Quiet Hours Quiet hours in all residence halls, apartment buildings and townhouses are from 10 p.m. until 10 a.m. Sunday through Thursday. An atmosphere conducive to study will be provided to any and all students on class nights. Quiet hours will be from 1 a.m. until 12 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. 212
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2013-2014 UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC CA
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Undergraduate Academic Calendar....
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FALL 2013 Fall Semester Billing Due
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CAMPUS INFORMATION ACCREDITATION La
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Criteria for Acceptance of Transfer
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Advanced Placement Lake Erie Colleg
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Lake Erie College Music The music p
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Tuition Reimbursement For a student
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Refund Policy If registration is ca
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Co-Curricular Life CO-CURRICULAR LI
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Citations and Towing Parking on the
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Experiences Abroad are not necessar
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Credit for Post Secondary Enrollmen
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Catalog in Force Requirements for g
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Grade Appeal Under ordinary circums
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Overview ACADEMIC CREDIT The standa
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Directory Information FAMILY EDUCAT
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Accounting ACADEMIC MAJORS Degree A
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Requirements for the Major: 33 seme
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Requirements for the Major: 52 seme
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Education: Adolescent/Young Adult D
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Special Education Core (21 SH) •
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• EQR 301 Training I (2 SH) • E
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Students are also expected to demon
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Theatre Concentration The theatre c
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History Degree Awarded: Bachelor of
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Bachelor of Fine Arts 64 total seme
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and Legal Studies Group 1 - 16 seme
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Psychology Degree Awarded: Bachelor
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ACADEMIC MINORS Academic minor prog
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Equine Studies The equine studies m
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Italian Requirements for the Minor:
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AC 303 Taxes & Culture Clinic I (2
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AT 225 Introduction to Graphic Comm
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BA 400 Senior Seminar (4 SH) Semest
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BI 220 Medical Terminology (2 SH) S
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BI 333 Animal Behavior (4 SH) Semes
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CH 260/360/460 Individual Investiga
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CJ 331 Judicial Process (4 SH) Seme
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DANCE (DN) DN 101 Ballet Technique
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DN 402 Modern Dance Technique and T
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EDC 324 Diagnosis and Correction of
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EDE 443 Seminar and Project for Ear
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EDS 443 Seminar and Project for Mil
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EN 337 Twentieth-Century American L
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EQ 202 Management of Equestrian Act
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EQ 331 Equine Lameness and Conditio
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FN 345 Financial Planning (4 SH) Pr
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Page 185 and 186: Paola F. Basile Associate Professor
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