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Motor vehicles can be registered at the Maintenance Building from 10 a.m.to 3:00 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday. Vehicle registration for eachsemester will end one week after the official University registration period.All motor vehicles operated by persons affiliated with the University must beregistered within 48 hours after the vehicle is brought on campus. The Universityrequires all faculty, staff, day and evening students to register anyvehicle that they operate, regardless of ownership.The person in whose name the vehicle is registered with University PoliceHeadquarters will be held liable for all citations issued to the vehicle. Anapplicant must present, at the time of registration, his or her own driver’slicense and vehicle registration slip.Drivers of new cars will be allowed to register without license tag registrationsbut will be required to present license tag registration within twentydays. Failure to comply constitutes a violation of traffic regulations.Parking permits are not transferable and must be removed promptly uponchange of ownership or registrant’s severance from the University. Restrictionto assigned parking zones will begin immediately upon registration ofvehicle and will continue until the permit expires.Special PermitsSpecial permits are issued to faculty, staff and students who are physicallydisabled and are authorized to have special parking privileges. An applicantmust present a doctor’s statement and a notarized statement to UniversityPolice in order to secure a special permit. Persons with special permitsmust park only in areas assigned by University Police Headquarters.Vehicle Registration FeesFaculty, staff and students are assessed a vehicle registration fee upon registrationof their vehicles. All vehicles must be registered.Parking and Traffic RegulationsRules and regulations for operating a vehicle on campus is published in theTraffic-Parking Regulations Guide. The Traffic-Parking Regulations Guidecan be obtained from the Police Headquarters in the Maintenance Building.76
Visitors ParkingVisitors are welcome to the campus at all times and may park in areas designatedfor visitors. Visitors must observe all University rules and regulationsgoverning parking and driving on campus. Visitors receiving parking citationsshould comply with instructions on the back of the ticket.Bicycles and MotorcyclesStudents or University employees who use motorcycles are required to registertheir vehicles with University Police and are expected to follow the trafficand parking regulations as outlined for motor vehicles. Bicycles should beparked in bicycle racks and not in buildings.Vehicle Lockouts and JumpstartsThe department offers jump starts to individuals needing assistance withweak or dead batteries. Persons needing jump starts can contact SUNO Policeat 504-286-5290. Drivers of vehicles needing jump starts should raisethe hood of their vehicle to help identify their vehicle. In order to have thevehicle jump started, a Liability Release Form must be completed and signedby the driver of the vehicle being jump-started and by the officer providingassistance.To report a fire, smoke, odor of something burning, obtain an outsideline and dial 9-1-1, then contact Campus Police at 504-286-5290. In theevent of a FIRE, leave the immediate area. Close the door behind you. Activatethe building’ Fire Alarm. Alert others to the emergency while evacuating.DO OT STAY I THE BUILDIG. Let the 9-1-1 operator knowall the information as to location, what is on fire and any other informationthat can be helpful to the responders. To request a non-emergency incident,please call 504-286-5290.Office of Safety and TransportationLocation: Park Campus, Maintenance BuildingHours: 8:00 a.m-5:00 p.m.Phone: 286-5293The Office of Safety and Transportation strives to provide a safe collegeenvironment and coordinates transportation services as well as writes incidentreports. Safety and Transportation provide training in many areas includingthese: CPR, First Aid, Defensive Driving, Emergency proceduresfor extreme weather conditions, such as hurricane season preparedness andother safety related areas. Every SUNO community member, student, faculty,administrator, staff is strongly urged to sign up for the SUNO ALERTSYSTEM. For additional information on how to sign up, go towww.suno.edu77
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TABLE OF COTETSPART II: UIVERSITY D
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SOUTHER UIVERSITY at EW ORLEASDivis
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Board of Regents 2008MembersArtis L
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OFFICERS OF THESOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
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SOUTHER UIVERSITY AT EW ORLEASADMII
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15PART I: GENERAL INFORMATION
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AccreditationSouthern University at
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Quick FactsINSTITUTIONAL INFORMATON
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MISSIONSouthern University at New O
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E-mail Addresses/Blackboard Account
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DIVISIO FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRSLocatio
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REGISTRATIOAll continuing, transfer
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Page 36 and 37: Book Location DirectoryLIBRARYOFCON
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I. Jointly Originated WorksCollabor
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technology transfer officer shall a
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D. Help create programs that build
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Confidentiality Agreement - An Agre
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