Guide to Student Life - Campus Life - Adelphi University

173 and sale of products or tickets by individual students, nonregistered student groups and/
or nonstudents for personal or organizational funds, sales, memberships or subscriptions is
prohibited in University buildings. Officially recognized University student organizations must
receive approval from the Center for Student Involvement prior to consulting the Office of
Residential Life and Housing about conducting such activities.
Nonsmoking
All residence halls are smoke-free buildings. Please refer to our nonsmoking policy on page
131.
ADELPHI UNIVERSITY • GUIDE FOR RESIDENTIAL STUDENTS
PROBLEM-SOLVING GUIDE
Life in a university presents a variety of questions and concerns, particularly for new residents.
In many cases, your RA is your primary resource, but you can solve your problems directly. To
assist you, we have compiled a problem-solving guide. We hope that it will prove useful but if
you are ever in doubt about what resource you should consult in solving a problem, be sure to
ask your RA or visit the Adelphi website at adelphi.edu.
Problem-Solution
Alcohol/Drug Issue
• Call or visit the Student Counseling Center, Ruth S. Harley University Center, Room 310 (ext.
3646).
• Call or visit the Health and Wellness Peer Education and Mentoring Center, Waldo Hall (ext.
6009).
Bored
• Visit adelphi.edu for activities.
• Check with the Center for Student Involvement, Ruth S. Harley University Center, Room 110
for the day’s or week’s activities.
• Read the weekly email from CSI or go to adelphi.edu/csi/events.
• Call the Olmsted Theatre Box Office (ext. 4000)
• Visit the Center for Recreation and Sports.
• Consult your RA.
Campus ID Card Lost/Stolen/Broken
• Call public safety immediately (ext. 3500 or ext. 3511).
Community/Living Concerns
• Speak with other residents to devise a solution.
• Speak with your RA, RA on duty, or RHD.
• Contact your Hall Council.
• Call the Student Counseling Center (ext. 3646).
Depressed/Lonely
• Call or visit the Student Counseling Center, Ruth S. Harley University Center, Room 310 (ext.
3646).
• Call or visit the Health and Wellness Peer Education and Mentoring Center.
• Speak with your RA.
• Contact the Interfaith Center chaplain or staff, Ruth S. Harley University Center, Room 302
(ext. 3113).