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Hallways Handbook - Kent State University

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Aligned with our commitment to foster honoring of human differences for a just community, theDepartment of Residence Services believes that any remarks or actions, verbal or written, direct orby innuendo, initiated or in retaliation, that are designed to discredit any person because of his orher race, skin color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, physical limitation, orstatus as a protected veteran are unacceptable and will not be tolerated. This statement is made toserve notice and clearly define the parameters expected of all <strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> residence hallstudents.1.22 Applicable Policies, Rules and RegulationsA collection of university policies and procedures most frequently affecting students is containedin the Code of Student Conduct (www.kent.edu/emsa/studentconduct). The complete text ofall university policies can be found in the <strong>University</strong> Policy Register (www.kent.edu/policyreg).Additional rules and regulations pertaining to residence hall living are included in the ResidenceHall Contract.1.23 General ConductThe Department of Residence Services does not condone activities that could cause damage toproperty or harm to an individual or group of individuals. Therefore, engaging in such activitiesindoors (pranks, general horseplay, playing sports, in-line skating, roller skating, skateboarding,cycling, shaving cream fights, water balloon fights, use of toy weapons, etc.) will not be tolerated.Part of being a responsible citizen within the residence halls includes being aware of your surroundings.With that in mind, the Department of Residence Services expects students who anticipate or observea violation of university policy to remove themselves from the situation. If students do not removethemselves, they may be held responsible for condoning, supporting, or encouraging the policy violation(COMPLICITY). Students are also encouraged to report the violation. If something is happening inyour room for which you do not want to be held accountable, speak to your roommate(s) first and thenif the problem continues, speak to your RA or RHD.1.24 Going Green<strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> is committed to developing and maintaining an environment that enhanceshealth, conserves resources and fosters a transition toward sustainability. In order to assist withthe conservation efforts of the university, each student room contains a special container forrecyclable refuse. <strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> participates in the annual Recyclemania and CampusConservation Nationals (both events can be found on Facebook).1.25 Housekeeping and MaintenanceWhile custodial and maintenance services are provided, residents share responsibility for thegeneral maintenance and upkeep of their community living environment. The community livingenvironment includes student rooms, living area corridors, restrooms, public areas and theexterior facilities.NOTE: It is necessary and required for housekeeping to enter rooms and clean student bathrooms in Beall Hall,Johnson Hall, McDowell Hall, Stopher Hall and the Centennial Court Buildings.6

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