Section V: Co-Curricular LifeOffice of Co-Curricular LifeThe Office of Co-Curricular Life is located on the second floor of Prothro Hall.Cheryl Steele, Vice President for <strong>Student</strong> Affairs and Dean of Co-CurricularLife and Vivien Lee DeWald, Administrative Assistant, staff this office.Co-Curricular Life is comprised of the following departments and services:Residence Life, First and Second Year <strong>Student</strong> Programs, <strong>Student</strong> Involvementand Programs, Leadership Certificate Program and other leadership programs,Career Services, Campus <strong>Student</strong> Employment, Chaplain’s office, Health andCounseling, SWEBOP/Outdoor Programs, and Judicial Affairs. For moreinformation, please go to: http://www.sbc.edu/co-curricular or call434.381.6134.Residence LifeResidence Life StaffChimene Boone, Director of Residence Life, is charged with residence lifeinitiatives and community development, including program implementation,working with students and their housing assignments and overseeing dailyoperations. The student staff consists of Resident Advisors and a professionalstaff of Resident Coordinators (RCs). RCs reside in the halls, are on callevenings and weekends, and have particular expertise and interest in providingpersonal support, assisting with individual or group problem solving, mediatingconflicts and promoting the development of community. The RCs are: ValerieChambers, Deborah Taylor, Debbie Thomas and Danielle Haines.Serving as a Resident Advisor (RA) is an excellent student leadership position.Their role is to be a resource, to serve as a liaison with the Office of ResidenceLife as well as to aid the <strong>College</strong> in its overall operation of the residence lifeprogram. In addition, they support the Orientation program, assisting with thetransition and the acclimation to <strong>Sweet</strong> <strong>Briar</strong>.The following are general guidelines for Residence Life. Each residence areamaintains, to some degree, its own identity and, upon a majority and/orunanimous vote, depending upon the issue, may establish through a communityagreement additional guidelines than those described in this <strong>Handbook</strong>.For more information, please go to: http://www.sbc.edu/residence-life.Terms and Conditions of <strong>College</strong> ResidencyResidential living is an integral part of the <strong>College</strong> community. It is anopportunity to grow, learn and share; a time to establish meaningful________________________________________________________________94
elationships, to learn more about oneself through daily interaction with others,and to accept the responsibilities and privileges of group living in a collegeenvironment. Residential living on campus is more than a room in a building; itis an education.The atmosphere within your residence area significantly influences your successand personal satisfaction in college. Each resident contributes to makingresidence hall living a positive experience. A feeling of “community” can onlybe achieved through mutual consideration, cooperation, and responsiblebehavior. Community living places a great deal of responsibility on theindividual for self-discipline and an awareness of the rights and needs of others.The policies and guidelines that have been established in the residence areas aredesigned to help facilitate a harmonious community conducive to academic andpersonal growth. They are not intended to restrict the individual, but to ensurethe rights of all students to pursue their educational objectives in a healthy, safe,living and learning environment.General ConditionsThe policies and guidelines that have been established are designed to promoteand maintain a living environment, which enhances students’ opportunities toprosper academically and socially. <strong>Student</strong>s are asked to read, understand andsign the Terms and Conditions of Residency form (also known as the HousingAgreement) upon receipt of their room keys. In doing so, students acknowledgeawareness of <strong>College</strong> expectations, including responsibility for reading andbeing knowledgeable about the <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> found online at this link:http://www.sbc.edu/sites/default/files/*/<strong>Student</strong><strong>Handbook</strong>11-12.pdf. Otherpossible outcomes, such as fines, judicial action, and other possible actions fornon-compliance of regulations are also noted. <strong>Student</strong>s and their guests areresponsible for being familiar with and following all <strong>College</strong> policies andregulations included in this document, the <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong>, and the <strong>College</strong>Catalog.For a variety of reasons, the <strong>College</strong> has the right to revoke residency of anystudent whose health, emotional or physical, is determined to pose a risk toherself, others, or the <strong>College</strong>. In addition, the <strong>College</strong> may seek disciplinaryaction for violations of rules and regulations or for the nonpayment of bills. The<strong>College</strong> will seek financial restitution for damage to or loss of property.Residential Policies/Residential Life Review ProcessPotential violations of residential policies are to be reported to the Director ofResidence Life. Ordinarily, this involves situations such as, but not limited to,peer communication and misunderstanding, non-evacuation of buildings duringfire alarms, violations such as pet, noise and/or guest as well as any othergeneral residential policy/guidelines are brought to the attention of the Director________________________________________________________________95
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