Student Code of Conduct 2018-19

General Residential Information
Laundry
Laundry machines are located in the lower level of buildings 112/114. The laundry machines run via card access
and a machine is conveniently located in the mall area across from public safety that dispenses cards and allows
you to reload money onto the card. Pre-loaded cards can be purchased in the Office of Housing and Residential life
for a limited time. The College is not responsible for lost or damaged clothing caused by the use of the laundry
facilities. If the washer or dryer is inoperative, please fill out a maintenance request and turn it in to Maintenance.
Please contact housing staff so that an out of service notice can be placed on the equipment. In the meantime, we
encourage our Students to be proactive and put up a note stating “Out of Service.”
Mail
Every resident is issued a mailbox and campus mailing address. Mailboxes are located in the Mall area across from
Alumni Hall. All mail will be delivered to this campus box including correspondence from professors Monday–
Friday. It is important that you check your mailbox daily. All packages too large to fit in your mailbox are delivered
to the Housing office. A package slip will be placed in your mailbox as notification that your package has arrived.
You will need this package slip and a photo ID to sign for and receive your package. If you have lost your mailbox
combination or are experiencing trouble opening your mailbox, please seek assistance at the Housing office.
Voter Registration
Register to Vote for the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election
Learn about voting, get your voting information and gear up for the elections by visiting
www.rockthevote.com.
Constitution Day
Every year on September 17 th , the Office of Financial Aid marks the signing of the final draft of the
Constitution by putting on a program and/or event. A federal law enacted in December 2004 designates
September 17 th as “Constitution Day and Citizenship Day” to commemorate the signing of the U.S.
Constitution on September 17, 1787. Under this law, every school that receives federal funding for the
fiscal year is required to hold an educational program for students designed around the Constitution
To celebrate Constitution Day, the Office of Financial Aid invites you to test your knowledge of the most
important legal document ever created by finding out What’s your Constitution I.Q.? Take this fun, five
minute quiz and spread the word! Find out more facts about the Constitution at
https://www.constitutionfacts.com/. Pocket constitutions will also be distributed in the mall area on
September 17, 2018.
Student Conduct Process
All violators of these rules and regulations shall be subject to appropriate disciplinary action. Additionally, any
occupant of a residence unit who fails to comply with the terms or conditions of the Housing Agreement or any
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