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Habitats: Guide to On-Campus Living - Tufts University

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Move-Out – For students <strong>to</strong> properly move out of their assigned rooms during or at the<br />

end of the year the following must occur:<br />

> Contact your RA so that he/she may go over the Room Condition Card. The RA is not<br />

the person who will make final decisions regarding any charges for the room. A representative<br />

from Residential Facilities or a Residential Life and Learning central staff member<br />

will make the final decision.<br />

> Remove all personal belongings from the room. Empty and clean all closets, dressers,<br />

desks and drawers.<br />

> Make sure all university-owned furniture is accounted for in your room.<br />

> Clean the room. Sweep the floor and please do not sweep the dirt from room in<strong>to</strong> the<br />

hallway. Throw away/take home all food s<strong>to</strong>red in your room.<br />

> Close and lock the windows.<br />

> Place all garbage in hall trash cans.<br />

> Donate unwanted items <strong>to</strong> the R 2epack locations in your building.<br />

> Complete the Room Condition Card with your RA.<br />

> Return room keys <strong>to</strong> the Residential Facilities Office (520 Bos<strong>to</strong>n Avenue), TPD (419<br />

Bos<strong>to</strong>n Avenue), Carmichael Hall room 158, Hodgdon Hall room 139, and South Hall<br />

sLobby when completely moved out. Students will be charged for any keys not<br />

returned at the end of the academic year as well as a lock change.<br />

IF STUDENTS FAIL TO PROPERLY CHECK OUT OF THEIR ROOMS, THEIR STUDENT<br />

ACCOUNT MAY BE ASSESSED A FEE OF $50.00.<br />

Common Area Maintenance – A regular schedule for the cleaning of residence hall common<br />

areas including: open lounges, bathrooms, hallways, and other common spaces is maintained<br />

by UGL, the university’s cleaning company. The UGL office is located at 520 Bos<strong>to</strong>n<br />

Avenue and is open Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Staff can be reached by<br />

calling 617-627-3973 during regular business hours. Outside regular business hours or if a<br />

cleaning emergency occurs, UGL staff can be reached by calling <strong>Tufts</strong> Police at 617-627-<br />

3030. Residence Halls are staffed by UGL employees from 7:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., 7 days a<br />

week. In the event of inclement weather, snow removal takes priority over the regular cleaning<br />

schedule. Residence Hall common areas are serviced 7 days a week under normal circumstances<br />

and each area is cleaned once a day.<br />

Please note: UGL employees do not maintain a cleaning schedule of apartments or co-ops. Residents<br />

living in these areas of campus are responsible for their own apartment up-keep.<br />

Keys – All students are provided with room keys and a mailbox combination or key (and a<br />

suite key when applicable). All residents use their student ID cards <strong>to</strong> gain electronic access<br />

in<strong>to</strong> the front door of their assigned residence hall. The Residential Facilities Office<br />

administers university residence hall keys. During residency, key and/or lock problems<br />

should be reported directly <strong>to</strong> Residential Facilities via phone (617-627-3992).<br />

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