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Un-attributable common area damage will be calculated<br />
and deducted from a fund created from a percentage<br />
of room rental payments. Should vandalism exceed<br />
the funds available, the room rate will be raised the<br />
following year to compensate; on the other hand, any<br />
funds remaining after all damage has been paid will be<br />
invested in equipment or improvement to the quality of<br />
the residential facilities.<br />
Keep in mind that if there is excessive and repetitive<br />
common area damage caused on a certain floor,<br />
residents of that floor will be charged for that damage.<br />
No grades, transcripts or degrees shall be released until<br />
all the charges, including but not limited to damage<br />
charges, have been paid.<br />
Construction<br />
At any time, construction may take place in or around<br />
residential units. No adjustments will be made to any<br />
resident’s charges at any time based solely on that<br />
construction.<br />
Cable-Ready Television<br />
Call Bryan Fitzsimmons at 410-513-0522 or e-mail<br />
Bryan_Fitzsimmons@cable.comcast.com to set up<br />
service.<br />
Rogers House is provided with cable in the common<br />
lounges only.<br />
Service technicians may be scheduled to install cable on<br />
Tuesdays and Thursdays between8:30 am – 4:00 pm.<br />
Ethernet<br />
Ethernet cost is included in your housing room rate.<br />
Call Homewood Information Technology Services at<br />
410-516-4357 for information.<br />
eSuds Online Monitoring<br />
Allows you to get out of the laundry room and get on<br />
with your life! You will be able to check online to see if<br />
there are machines available in your laundry room. You<br />
will also have the ability to sign up to have automatic<br />
notification of when your wash or dry cycle is completed<br />
sent via email or text message to your cell phone.<br />
Go to http://jhu.esuds.net for full details!<br />
Johns Hopkins University<br />
Residential Life Staff & Student<br />
Organizations<br />
Assistant Directors<br />
The Assistant Directors are responsible for the overall<br />
management of the residence halls. They are full-time,<br />
professional staff members of Residential Life and are<br />
trained higher education administrators who live on<br />
campus. They encourage residents to stop in their<br />
offices and visit with questions, ideas, or concerns.<br />
Resident Advisors<br />
Resident Advisors (RA) are upper class student staff<br />
members living in designated areas of each residence<br />
hall and/or in campus apartments, providing frontline<br />
support to students in the residence halls and<br />
apartments. They are carefully selected for their<br />
concern for fellow students and their leadership<br />
qualities. Providing informal counseling to residents,<br />
planning recreational and educational programming,<br />
responding to emergencies, enforcing University<br />
policies, and serving as a resource on campus, are<br />
some of their job responsibilities.<br />
For any questions or concerns, you should contact<br />
your RA first.<br />
RAB Community Advisors<br />
(CA)<br />
The CAs live in McCoy and serve as liaisons between<br />
students and the professional staff in communicating<br />
students’ needs. They assist in the programming<br />
which occurs in the residence halls, as well as plan<br />
large scale and spontaneous activities through the<br />
Residential Advisory Board (RAB).<br />
Getting Involved<br />
Throughout your years at Hopkins, you will learn a<br />
tremendous amount from your academic work.<br />
However, there is a great deal more that you can<br />
gain if you become involved in some leadership<br />
opportunities. Students who are active outside the<br />
classroom develop invaluable skills that will give them<br />
an advantage once they enter the workforce.<br />
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