Living in a residence hall is a unique experience. It is unlikely after you leave the halls that you will ever again find yourself surrounded by 35 housemates sharing all aspects of a common living space. Living in a group setting requires some adjustment in personal habits and attitudes.
All residents have a role to play in establishing a positive community environment.
It is our belief that behavior demonstrates one's commitment to respecting the differences among individuals. We are individually and collectively responsible for our behavior and accountable for our actions. We must each take the initiative and responsibility for our learning and awareness of the rich culture that exists in our residence hall community. We can best learn from each other in an atmosphere of positive encouragement and mutual respect. Before you act, think about how your behavior supports the rights and freedoms of those who live around you.