| Residential Life |
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A Guide to On-Campus Living Mission Statement We are a department who strives to complement the educational and service goals of New Mexico Tech by promoting personal growth and social awareness while enhancing student learning. Joining with students, we strive to create safe and supportive opportunities for the development of interpersonal and leadership skills in a residential environment. RESIDENT’S RIGHTS AND COURTESIES Every successful residence hall depends on the residents understanding different lifestyles and respecting the rights of others listed below are rights and courtesies to help you, your roommate, and other hall residents adjust to the community living environment.
RESIDENT ASSISTANTS All the residence halls have Resident Assistants (RAs) who are upper-class students. RAs at Tech play many different roles:
RAs spend a significant amount of time getting to know students on an individual basis as well as working to bring residents together to create a positive floor and hall community. Your RA has not only experienced the day-to-day problems and anxieties that you may encounter as a student, but has been specially trained to help you handle them. RAs are there to help you adapt to your living and academic environment. They will guide you through the many issues that confront today's college student, such as academic difficulties, social life, and personal problems. RAs are staff members of New Mexico Tech. Residents must comply with any reasonable request by the RA. Failure to do so could be a policy violation. GENERAL INFORMATION ACADEMIC SUSPENSION POLICY: Residential Life will hold Summer and Fall room reservations if a request and academic appeal is filed by June 1.
Spring room reservations will be cancelled as the suspension/probation list is created and released from the Registrar’s Office.
Board (Meal Plan) Plan Cancellation Policy:
Residence Hall Cancellation Policy: Entering Students
Returning Students
Term dates are available on the Residential Life web site. www.nmt.edu/welcome-to-res-life Cancellations must be in writing. No cancellations will be accepted over the phone. Students with extenuating circumstances for canceling their residence hall agreement must request a waiver of the penalty fee in writing to the Residential Life Office. The request will be reviewed by a committee. nce hall agreement must submit in writing to the Residential Life Office to request a waiver of contract break fee and/or waiver .ID CARDS: All doors (except Mountain Springs Apartments and Guest House) in student housing are equipped with a card access locks. These locks read the information stored on the magnetic strip of your ID card. There are four possible sequences of lights that will occur after you insert and remove your card from a reader:
Expiration dates:
Lost Card If you loose your ID/key you need to do two things. Come to the Residential Life office immediately to get a temporary key/card. This key/card will only work for 24 hours. During this time you need to go to the Registrar’s Office and purchase a new ID and have it encoded in the Residential Life Office as soon as possible. As soon as a new key/card is used to access a door, the old keycard will no longer work. Lost Key (Mountain Springs and Guest House Residents Only) If you lose your key please come to the residential life office right away. We will issue you a temp key. If your key cannot find your key within 48 hours after you have lost it, then your lock will be replaced and new keys will be made. A $100 will be charged to your account. Responsibility of ID Card and/or Key Students are not allowed to give their ID card or key to another individual. Allowing others to use your ID card or key compromises the safety and security of the residence halls and apartments. Residents allowing others to gain access to their room/apartment by this process may be evicted immediately from their housing. All students on a meal plan will be required to use their Student ID to enter the dining room. Students entering the dining room will give their ID to the Chartwells staff to verify the ID matches the person entering, they will then swipe your card to verify you are on an active meal plan. If you do not have your ID, you will be required to get it before being allowed in the dining room. You may swipe your ID card to treat guests, friends, and family to meals in the dining room, limited to eight meals per student per meal. Students are asked to be conscientious that wasting food, removing dishes from the dining room, and vandalizing dining room property result in increased cost for everyone. EMERGENCIES: In any emergency, contact one of the Resident Assistants. If they are unavailable, contact the: First ask your RA to let you in your room. If your RA is unavailable: 1) Come to the Residential Life Office, (between 8am - 5pm, Mon.- Fri.); 2) if Res. Life is not open, call Campus Police, x5434 and ask to have the on-call RA paged. Allow up 30 minutes for the RA on call to be located and informed of the situation. If you habitually get locked out of your room/apartment the Residential Life office may decide to charge you up to $50 each time a staff member let you in to your place.
Phone are no longer provided in your room. If you wish to make local or long distance calls from your room you will need to contact the ISD department on campus (575-835-5700). Daily mail will be placed in your post office box. The Post Office is located in the Fidel Center. If you receive a package, you will find a notice in your box. You must pick up all packages at the Post Office. All personal packages must be sent to your personal box and not to the Residential Life Office. Your address should appear as follows: University shall perform all maintenance to the rooms/apartments; however, the Resident will be charged for maintenance due to his/her negligence except that which is normal or routine and in conjunction therewith. The University shall have the right through its agents and employees to enter the room/apartment for the purpose of examining, inspecting and maintaining same. Resident is responsible to maintain the property in a clean and sanitary fashion. We realize that some residents prefer to maintain their own vehicles including changing your oil on a regular basis. Facilities Management has agreed to allow you to use space by their garage in order for you to change your oil. This will prevent large oil messes from occurring in the parking lots and offers you a location to discard your old oil. Please do not use the parking lots for changing your oil. Please see the attached map for the location to change your oil. You will be responsible for providing your own ramps, oil pan, etc. Please contact your RA or the Residential Life Office if you have questions. There are no parking fees or designated areas to park on campus, however, you are required to register your vehicle with Campus Police. Cars/trucks illegally parked in handicapped spaces, fire lanes, or other designated “No Parking” spaces are subject to being ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s personal expense. Vehicle owners are responsible for cleaning up any mess left in the parking lot from their vehicle (mud, oil, litter, etc). ADVERTISING: Any advertising must be on a bulletin board or a student’s door. Advertisements are not permitted on walls, windows, door windows, etc. Advertising of events involving the sale of alcohol or illegal drugs is not permitted. You must submit all advertisements to the Residential Life Office for approval. The following guidelines and rules shall apply to residents and their guests in the residence halls/apartments and their environments:
1. Both residents occupying the room are 21.
1. All alcohol (open or unopened) will be confiscated
Alcohol cannot be consumed or carried in any open containers on any street, sidewalk, alley, automobile, or other public place within the State of New Mexico. The law applies to all areas of campus unless the area is a licensed facility and the required permission has been officially granted. Restrooms that are designated for a specific gender, on a single gender floor, should be only be used by that designated gender. Members of the opposite gender will be documented for mis-use of the facilities and/or the host of the opposite gender guest will be held accountable for a violation of the community standard. BIKES, IN-LINE SKATES, SKATEBOARDS: Bikes, skateboards, in-line skates, and other wheeled modes of transportation are not permitted in the common areas, balconies, or any overhang area of any residence hall/apartment. Designated bike racks are located outside of each residence hall. Cleaning and repair costs to tile floors, carpets, and walls caused by rubber wheels or tires will be charged to the student or students responsible. Bomb threats and/or placement of bombs or intentional facsimiles of such devices in college housing or college property is prohibited. Violation of this policy will result in eviction from the residence halls. Residents are required to check out of their rooms by 5:00pm Friday of finals week. Any student not checked out with a Residential Life staff member by that time is subject to an “improper check-out” fee of $50. Any items left in the room at the time of check-out becomes the property of New Mexico Tech and you will be responsible for the cost associated with cleaning, storing, or moving the items. Abandoned property with a value of less than $100 at the time of purchase will be disposed of immediately after check-out. Abandoned property with value greater than $100 at the time of purchase will be stored for thirty days. Storage and disposal fees will be charged the the student's account. You must set up a time with your RA at least 24 hours ahead of the time you wish to check-out of your room.
Personal Living Quarters: At the time of check-in, each resident will complete a detailed room condition report documenting any existing damages. Each student will receive a copy of the form at the time of check-in. The check-out portion of the form will be completed when the resident prepares to move out of the room. Any repairs or damages to the room or it’s furnishings beyond normal wear will be assessed to the resident who is responsible or to all residents of the room or apartment if the individual responsible can not be determined. In public or common areas of Residence Halls or Student Apartments (lounges, hallways, kitchens, bathrooms, elevators, and stairwells) the replacement or repair costs for damages are assessed to an individual when responsibility can be determined. However, when individual responsibility cannot be determined for damages, the residents of the floor, wing, entire hall or apartment, are collectively responsible for repair costs. This action of “collective billing” or “corporate responsibility” is taken by the Director of Residential Life. All damages are assessed and forwarded to the Business Office and will be charged to each individual’s account. Doors in Driscoll, Presidents’ and West Halls are locked 24 hours a day for your safety and security. Do not prop open the door for any reason. When expecting the arrival of guests, have them call ahead of time and then wait for the arrival. Do not give anyone the exit key to your hall, as you are responsible for the key. If you have come upon on a door that has been propped open, please remove the prop and shut the door. New Mexico Tech does not condone the possession, use, distribution, or being under the influence of illegal drugs or controlled substances. The misuse of prescription drugs or other legal uncontrolled substances in or around the residence hall/apartment communities will also not be tolerated. Please understand that this standard applies to drugs, controlled substances and/or related paraphernalia. Any individual known to be in violation of this policy is subject to criminal and/or disciplinary action, including eviction, and possible arrest, imprisonment, or fine according to state law. New Mexico Tech does not honor medical marijuana cards in the Residence Halls. New Mexico Tech has a commitment to providing students with a safe and comfortable environment in which to live and learn. One aspect of this commitment is a dedication to fire safety. A list of all prohibited fire danger items are listed in the "Prohibited Items" section of this webpage (below). Fire Alarms: Regardless of the frequency of alarms, participation in evacuation procedures is mandatory. Failure to comply may result in dismissal from the residence halls. Respond to all alarms regardless of whether or not you can see fire or smell smoke. Fire drills will be conducted in all halls at least once per semester. Evacuation procedures are posted in all the halls. Residence Life staff members will check all rooms during drills but will not do so in a potential fire situation. False fire alarms are a federal offense and will be dealt with in that manner. Any resident caught tampering with fire safety equipment may be suspended from the college and/or college housing and prosecuted through civil authorities. These alarms are here for your safety. Please leave fire extinguishers in their proper places unless an emergency occurs. Anyone purposely setting off a fire alarm or extinguisher will be fined and will be subject to prosecution by local authorities. Pornographic or X-rated materials (movies, literature, and videos) are prohibited in public areas. No pornographic pictures are allowed to be displayed on room doors facing the hallways or facing out your windows. Please don’t display inappropriate or objectionable window or door decorations. Final judgment in this regard will be made by the Resident Assistant or the Residential Life Office. It’s not allowed, no matter the amount. Rooms/apartments are to be occupied only by the student(s) for whom they are reserved except in the case of temporary guests (maximum number in dorm room is 8). Guests may not reside on campus for more than two nights at a time. The maximum number of overnight guests shall not exceed two per room. New Mexico Tech reserves the right to revoke guest privileges. Guests should be escorted at all times while in the building. The rights of the roommate(s) to privacy, safety and access must always be respected. Cohabitation is prohibited in all college residence halls and apartments. Remember that you are responsible for your guest’s behavior and they must abide by all college regulations. Disregard for your roommate’s rights or repeated violation of this policy will lead to disciplinary action, which may include removal from campus. The common furniture is for all residents in your hall, borrowing or taking furniture is considered a theft and will be dealt with in that way. Please do not remove it from designated areas. If furniture is missing from common areas, the wing, hall or apartment will be charged for replacement. Driscoll Hall and Guest House have the only community kitchens on campus. The residents in Driscoll will be issued access to the kitchen at the student’s request. The student will assume responsibility for all cleaning of the kitchen. If the kitchen is not kept clean, the privilege will be revoked. The RA’s supervising the Guest House will set up a cleaning schedule to insure regular and proper cleaning of these areas.
LOFTING BEDS: Most of the beds have the capability to be bunked. However you may not build a loft for your bed. New Mexico Tech will make every reasonable effort to protect the personal property of residents, but will not be liable for articles lost, stolen, or damaged by fire, water, heat and/or natural disasters. Students should mark personal items with an individualized descriptor (initials, etc) and consider the purchase of renter’s insurance to cover loss or damage to personal property. No pets are allowed in any of the residence halls or apartments. No exceptions are made to this policy regardless of the pet size or emotional relation. This policy is strictly enforced. Violation of this policy could result in dismissal from the halls or apartments. Specific quiet hours are set to ensure an academic atmosphere. Quiet hours are 10:00pm until 8:00am Sunday through Thursday and midnight until 10:00am Friday and Saturday. Noise that is determined by the Residential Life staff to be excessive and disturbing to the residence hall environment will not be tolerated. Please respect and be courteous of other student’s rights to a quiet environment, “Courtesy Hours” are in effect 24 hours per day. Baca Hall has 24-hour quiet hours. Students are guaranteed the reasonable privacy of their room and belongings. However, under specific guidelines, rooms may be entered and inspected by New Mexico Tech staff members. These guidelines include, but are not limited to: cases of emergency, need for repairs, health and safety inspections, and when probable cause exists to indicate that a violation of college regulation, federal, state or local laws may be taking place in the room. This right is exercised with great discretion. Residents/occupants are not allowed to paint, alter, repair or remodel any room or public area in the residence hall and apartments without prior approval from the Director of Residential Life. Damages will be assessed to the residents concerned. New Mexico Tech personnel reserve the right to enter and inspect students’ room for suspected violation of college rules and regulations, to determine the condition of safety, to be sure that health standards are being maintained, and perform maintenance as required. Student rooms will be entered and the students’ privacy protected in accordance with state law. Announcement will be made before periodic inspection. While recommended, it is not necessary for the student to be present at the time of the room inspection or repair of the room. Fire drill checks during fire drills will also warrant entry and inspection. Rooms may be entered for the purpose of determining if all residents have evacuated. Failure to evacuate the building during a fire drill will result in discipline sanctions and possible legal prosecution.
If a resident’s room is below a reasonable standard of cleanliness, she/he will be advised that corrective measures should be taken. Failure to make suggested corrections within 48 hours may result in eviction. In case of emergency, or because of a (suspected) dangerous trespasser, or (suspected) violation or policy, staff members will knock and proclaim entry, but need not receive verbal permission before entering. If, in the mind of the staff member in charge, the danger is of sufficient magnitude, and if s/he is reasonably sure that the occupant or college property is in danger or laws are being broken the staff member then may enter the room. If an occupant is not present, a staff member will enter with another staff member or resident whenever possible.
Part of the educational mission of the university is to develop an inclusive learning environment and suggests that students have goals and objectives. In achieving these goals and objectives, it is necessary to refrain from behaviors that interfere with the educational mission. New Mexico Tech is committed to the goal of helping students succeed in college by removing barriers to success and remains fundamentally concerned about the physical and psychological welfare of all its students. Careless conduct, which creates an unnecessary risk of physical harm to self or others, or actions which disrupt the life of the academic and/or residential community, will not be tolerated. The Director of Residential Life will decide what type of response will be appropriate for the specific situation after the investigation of facts has occurred. Students are encouraged to report potentially harmful situations if they are aware of them. Sexual harassment is unsolicited attention directed towards a person’s sexuality or sexual identity. Sexual harassment can occur student to student or faculty/staff to student. Grievances involving sexual harassment should be brought to the Affirmative Action Office located in Fitch Hall. New Mexico Tech has an interest in maintaining a healthy environment for all its residents. Therefore in accordance with the New Mexico Clean Indoor Air Act, NMSA 1978, § 24-16-1 through 11, the following policy has been established. Smoking of tobacco products and use of items such as incense, potpourri, candles, cloves, sage and the like are prohibited in all residence halls/apartments as well as within 25 feet of the buildings and air handling equipment (e.g. swamp coolers). Examples of areas that are prohibited include your room/apartment, lounges, stairwells, fully/partially enclosed walkways/corridors and elevators. New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology does not allow door-to-door solicitation of funds, products, or services in the residence halls. If a resident wants to invite an individual into the residential area to demonstrate and sell various items, permission must be obtained from the Residential Life Office. Fund-raisers sponsored by campus organizations are permitted in the hall lobbies and main lounges, but they must cleared through the Residential Life Office. Any solicitors should be reported to the residence hall staff. Any item which has been stolen will be confiscated immediately, returned to the proper authorities, and campus police will be notified. These items include, but are not limited to: street signs, campus signs, or any other item belonging to another New Mexico Tech department. Please keep the proof of purchase information for any questionable item in your possession.
Any action of this nature cannot be tolerated within a residence hall community. Any person willingly engaging in such activity will be evicted from the residence halls/apartments of New Mexico Tech. If it is determined that both parties were willing participants, then, both will be evicted. If it can be determined that one party was clearly the aggressor and at fault, then only that party will be evicted from the residence halls. Students should immediately report acts of threat or intimidation to the Residential Life Office. Firearms, fireworks, flares, ammunition, bows/arrows, tools of the martial arts, gunpowder, air soft guns, paintball guns, paintball ammunition, stove fuels, solvents, water balloon launchers, large knives (6”or longer), swords and any other lethal weapons not listed are prohibited in the residence hall rooms. RA’s discretion may be used in determining if other items will be permitted/confiscated. If weapons or explosives of any kind are found in a room, they will be confiscated by local law enforcement. Anyone having any of the above mentioned items in rooms will be subject to immediate removal from the residence halls. Nerf guns, though not considered a weapon, are not allowed to be discharged within 50 feet of a residence hall.
ITEMS NOT PERMITTED: Space heaters, toasters, toaster ovens, candles, halogen lamps, lava lamps, firearms (it is a Federal Offense, 4th degree felony to possess a firearm on any school property), weapons, firecrackers, explosives, exterior antennas or satellite dishes, water beds, any open element cooking or heating appliance (e.g. hotplate), most electric cooking utensils (frying pan, woks, griddles, etc.) any appliance pulling more than 3 amps, barbeque grills (charcoal or gas), propane tanks, extension cords, outlet splitters. This is not an all inclusive list of items that are considered potentially hazardous, and the department reserves the right to prohibit other hazardous items in the best interest of the community. Computers, refrigerator (3 amps or less), small microwave ovens (700 watts or less), hair dryers, heating pads, stereos, TV, VCR/DVD player, etc. All room changes must be coordinated through the Residential Life Coordinator. Room changes are done the second week of the Fall and Spring semester. Room changes are completed by appointments only during the designated times. Room change requests after the second week of classes will be serviced on a case by case basis. Any roommate conflict should be taken directly to the Resident Assistant. If no solution is agreed upon the conflict will be referred to the Residential Life Coordinator.
Students residing on campus must be considered a regular, full time student. As described in the New Mexico Tech catalog, full-time regular undergraduate students are those who enroll for 12 or more credit hours during the fall and spring semesters. (this designation does not apply to graduating seniors.) Full time regular graduate students are enrolled for 9-12 credit hours per fall or spring semesters. If any student is anticipating to drop below full-time status, they must obtain written permission from the Residential Life Office to allow for an exception to this requirement. If written permission is not granted, students dropping below the minimum requirements risk termination of their housing contact which would require them to vacate their room or apartment.
Cleaning When a resident checks into an apartment it is to be expected that it is a clean place for them to move into. If there are current tenants from previous semesters staying in that apartment it is their responsibility to clean the apartment before their roommates move in. After everyone has moved into the apartment then the tenants can decide how clean to maintain the apartment. ITEMS NOT PERMITTED: Space heaters, outlet splitters, extension cords, halogen lamps, firearms (it is a Federal Offense, 4th degree felony to possess a firearm on any school property), weapons, firecrackers, candles, explosives, exterior antennas or satellite dishes, water beds, propane tanks, barbeque grills (charcoal or gas) or any source producing an open flame. Computers, microwave ovens, hair dryers, heating pads, coffee pots, popcorn popper, stereos, TVs, VCR/DVD players, etc. All room changes must be coordinated through the Residential Life Coordinator. Room changes are done the second week of the Fall semester. Room changes are completed by appointments only during the designated times. Room change requests after the second week of classes will be serviced on a case by case basis. Any roommate conflict should be taken directly to the Resident Assistant. If no solution is agreed upon the conflict will be referred to the Residential Life Coordinator. Students residing on campus must be considered a regular, full time student. As described in the New Mexico Tech catalog, full-time regular undergraduate students are those who enroll for 12 or more credit hours during the fall and spring semesters. (this designation does not apply to graduating seniors.) Full time regular graduate students are enrolled for 9-12 credit hours per fall or spring semesters. If any student is anticipating to drop below full-time status, they must obtain written permission from the Residential Life Office to allow for an exception to this requirement. If written permission is not granted, students dropping below the minimum requirements risk termination of their housing contact which would require them to vacate their room or apartment.
CHILDREN - SUPERVISION: University provides no supervisory personnel for children on Family Housing property. The Resident is responsible for the supervision and safety of his/her children at all times. If children do become disruptive or continually bother other residents, action may be take by the Residential Life Office. All Units are equipped with an electric stove, refrigerator, sink, cabinets, and mini blinds for all windows. All items should remain in same condition as when the Resident initially moved in. Any damages due to the negligence of the Resident will be charged except ordinary wear and tear. Under no circumstances are appliances to be removed from the premises. Space heaters, halogen lamps, firearms (it is a Federal Offense, 4th degree felony to possess a firearm on any school property), weapons, firecrackers, candles, explosives, exterior antennas or satellite dishes, water beds, propane tanks, barbeque grills (charcoal or gas) or any item that produces an open flame. Computers, microwave ovens, hair dryers, heating pads, coffee pots, popcorn popper, stereos, TVs, VCR/DVD players, etc. Units shall be occupied only by the Resident and members of the immediate family (not to exceed five people in the 2-bedroom apartments) of the Resident and as a strictly private dwelling and for no other purpose prohibited by the Laws of the United States. The Resident shall not commit, permit any objectionable or disorderly, noise or nuisance whatsoever on the premises which disturb or interfere with the rights, comforts or conveniences of other residents. Personal items are not allowed to be stored or left on the front porch/walkway. This presents a fire and safety hazard. Items may be kept on the back porches (i.e. bikes, lawn furniture, etc.) although, you are asked to keep this area organized and free of hazards. If a Residential Life staff member feels it is unsafe, then you will be asked to clean up the area. All room changes must be coordinated through the Residential Life Coordinator. Room changes are done the first two weeks of the Fall semester. Room changes are completed by appointments only during the designated times. Room change requests after the second week of classes will be serviced on a case by case basis. Any roommate conflict should be taken directly to the Resident Assistant. If no solution is agreed upon the conflict will be referred to the Residential Life Coordinator. Resident shall deposit two hundred dollars ($300.00) to be held by the University pending the complete performance of the Agreement by Resident and to be refunded to the Resident less cleaning, damage or other assessments, if any, upon termination of this Agreement. Any cleaning or damage charges to the Resident in excess of the deposit shall be billed to the Resident. The lessee must actually reside on the premises and be enrolled in a degree program by the University at all times, with no less than six credit hours for graduate students and no less than nine credit hours for undergraduate students, except during summer sessions. All persons residing in family housing must be principal residents or children, spouses or wards of principal residents. If the situation changes, the principal resident has a responsibility to make arrangements with the Director of Residential Life, concerning continued occupancy. Units rented under this Agreement may not be sublet, doing so could result in eviction from the apartment.
TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT:
Utilities (electricity and gas) are included up to $111.00 per billing period. Any amount above this limit will be charged back to the Resident.
One or more of the following sanctions will be issued by the Residential Life Office for violations of the Residential Life community standards. Current and past infractions will be taken into consideration when determining the appropriate sanction. In all disciplinary cases, the primary concern is to hold people responsible for their actions and to protect the welfare of the tenants living in the college community. Sanctions are designed to underscore the necessity for a change of behavior. Sanctions may include: LETTER OF CONDUCT WARNING This letter is a formal written statement that a Resident or Resident’s guest’s actions are not acceptable and subsequent infractions will result in more severe action.
Residents may be required to initiate and complete a supervised project on campus or in the community. Assignment of terms and number of hours will be assigned by the Residential Life Office. Payment of a penalty fee for services or violations of a specific policy will be billed directly to the students account. This is a direct payment for theft or damage to property. The restitution should not exceed the cost of replacing or restoring the property and/or labor costs of replacement. Residential Life serves the right to exclude those persons whose behavior is determined to be detrimental to the well being of the apartment/residence hall community or incompatible with its function as part of an educational institution. If a student is excluded from campus housing, they may not enter or be in the immediate vicinity of the residence halls/apartments. If they are caught violating this exclusion, campus police will be contacted and further disciplinary action may follow such as fines or trespassing charges being filed. DISMISSAL/EVICTION: Residents dismissed for policy violations have 24 hours after notification to properly check out. Evicted residents forfeit their deposit and my be subject to additional penalties for damages and cleaning. Evicted residents do not receive any refund of housing cost regardless of when the eviction took place. In the event a student has been evicted, they may continue to participate in the meal plan program, unless circumstances warrant dismissal from the meal plan. If the student’s behaviors or action constitutes dismissal from the meal plan program, the student may also be dismissed from the halls. Appeals to the eviction must be done immediately after notification to the Director of Auxiliary Services. Residents may stay in their assignment until the appeal process has completed unless other violations are committed during that time. Appeal decisions by the Director of Auxiliary Services are final. DISENROLLMENT/EXPULSION:Expulsion terminates a resident’s academic program and his/her right to future enrollment. Only the Dean of Students may expel a student. A student who has been expelled may not attend college functions, or visit the campus. Refunds for tuition and/or room and board will not be issued.
The Residential Life appeal, grievance, and complaint resolution procedure is available to any resident for resolution of any disagreement or concern arising from the Residential Life policies or procedures.
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CENTER FOR STUDENT SUCCESS -5208 Elaine DeBrine-Howell
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CHILDREN'S CENTER -5240 Ann Sullivan
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Lunch 11:30am - 1:30pm -5700 Information Systems Department (ISD) -5060 Melissa Jaramillo-Fleming
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-5443 Laurie Borden
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-5323 Basement of Fitch Hall room 007
The Writing Center opened in the fall of 2010 as a place where Tech students could come to get one-on-one tutoring for their writing projects. Tutors work with students for 30-minute sessions on a first-come, first-served basis during open hours. The Writing Center is staffed by Humanities faculty and also by trained peer tutors. While chances are good that your very own English professor will have some open hours, we recommend that you visit with another tutor to get a different perspective on your writing.
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