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4. Do not allow salesmen or solicitors into your room. These people should be reported to your RA, the Office of Residence Life, or Public Safety. 5. Money or valuables should not be left in your room. Transfer large amounts of cash into checking accounts. Guard credit cards carefully. 6. Report suspicious persons to Public Safety (ext. 4999). Do not take unknown overnight guests into your room. Residence halls are not a good environment for persons not associated with the University. 7. Bicycles should be carefully secured. 8. Do not hide your key over your door. 9. Have your parents extend their homeowners insurance to cover your belongings at Wilkes. 10. When laundering your clothing, it is suggested that you are present in the laundry room. Roommate Survival Checklist Listed below are a few common sources of roommate problems. Roommates should discuss these issues at the beginning of the semester, thereby avoiding communication breakdowns during the school year. Roommates must remember that compromise is essential and only by communicating with each other will roommates solve any problems. 1. Daily schedule — sleeping times, quiet hours, TV viewing, mealtime, study conditions 2. Housekeeping — making beds, vacuuming, picking up clothes, interior decoration 3. Locks and keys — getting locked out, leaving the door open 4. Visitation — friends in the room, parties, privacy, overnight guests 5. Personal habits — exercising, watching tv while studying, etc. 6. Sharing — territorial imperatives, saying “please,” respect for other’s property 7. Moods — grouchiness, silliness, depression, taking things out on your roommate, early morning person 8. Values — prejudice, religion, philosophy, politics The relationship you develop with your roommate will have a significant effect on your experience of residence hall living. Each residence hall student has the right to expect the following from his or her roommate: 1. The right to read and study in one’s room without unreasonable noise and other distractions 2. The right to sleep without undue disturbance from guests of roommates, noise, etc. 103
3. The right to expect that a roommate will respect one’s personal possessions 4. The right to live in a clean environment 5. The right to free access to one’s room without pressure from one’s roommate 6. The right to entertain guests with the expectation that guests will respect the rights of the host’s roommate and other hall residents 7. The right to be free from intimidation and harm 8. The right to discuss grievances. A resident student must accept the responsibility for confronting other residents when those residents have violated his/her rights. If a student has difficulty in doing so, the Residence Life Staff will gladly assist in such matters. Residential Dining Services Contact: Joseph Binotto, Manager The University dining hall, in the Student Center, is open to members of the Wilkes community. Resident students are required to be on a meal plan. Prior to vacation periods, the final meal will be the evening meal served prior to the closing of the residence halls. Regulations: 1. All participants in the meal plan program are required to present their student I.D. card to obtain a meal. I.D. cards are not transferable. 2. It is expected that eating in the University dining hall should be a pleasant experience for all. Therefore, any individual whose conduct interferes with this atmosphere may be subject to disciplinary action. 3. All silverware, dishes, glasses, and trays must remain in the dining hall. Exceptions to this policy may be made only by the Director of Food Services. 4. Proper attire must be worn in the University dining hall at all times. Please note the regulation that shoes and shirts must always be worn in an area where food is being prepared or served. 5. Students are expected to assist in maintaining order and cleanliness in the dining hall. They are expected to return their trays to the tray slide. The violation of any of these regulations may result in disciplinary action. Available Services: 1. Students who are required to be off campus during the hours the noon or evening meals are served because of a University commitment (e.g., student teaching) may request a box meal from the Director of Food Services at least one day in advance. 104
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WILKES UNIVERSITY 2014-15 STUDENT H
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Multicultural Student Coalition 25
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Room Reassignment 95 Room Changes 9
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An Educated Man or Woman: • Seeks
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Notice of Nondiscrimination Wilkes
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Alma Mater Words and Music by Elean
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Fall (2014) Football ..............
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The Office of Public Safety employe
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6. Weckesser Hall 7. Return to Rals
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Students With Disabilities Contact:
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Office of Diversity Initiatives Con
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Name and box # 84 West South Street
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community. Most campus organization
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Programming Board Contact: Thalia G
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without prejudice through the first
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Financial aid received by students
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Students with questions about finan
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as requested, the University will n
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Disclosure is in connection with a
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1. Actions indicating a lack of con
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measures that were taken or are bei
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The University has designated a Tit
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- If you wish to report threatening
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manner. Profanity, racial or sexist
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Students, staff and faculty must be
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2. It shall be unlawful for a perso
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