Optimum physical conditions are essential to support living and learning. Back to top Subordinate Rights Subordinate rights of the resident are those that should be protected, but should not infringe upon the reasonable exercise of the primary rights defined above. All persons should have freedom from interference of their personal activities and should be able to maintain privacy for other than academic reasons. The right to have guests. All students should have the opportunity to maintain personal contacts and friendships.
Guests are to respect the above stated right of the host's roommate and of the other residents.
You and your roommate will be sharing the same living space all year. You may be very different from one another, or you may be quite similar. It is important to talk about differences as soon as you begin to know one another. If something is bothering you, discuss it with your roommate before it evolves into hurt feelings. If you are having difficulty expressing how you feel, ask a Residence LifeStaff Member for help in discussing the issue with your roommate.