The extension cord must be UL approved. On or near the first day of occupancy, the Resident Assistant and new occupant will complete a Room Inventory Form, noting in detail defects in the occupant's room, and each will sign his or her name. Any damage to walls, woodwork, furniture, floors, draperies, windows, and screens, etc., not reported at the time of original occupancy will be listed on the Room Inventory Form and signed by the student and the Resident Assistant. Each student resident is responsible for making necessary arrangements for the final room check. Otherwise, rooms will be checked after departure and students will be billed for any damage found at that time.
Rooms are to be left in good condition, with trash disposed of and floors swept.
Costs of damage within individual rooms will be assessed against the occupants. No commercial enterprise may be conducted in the Residence Halls without written approval of the Residence Life Office. Residents are explicitly warned against the purchase of any goods or services from anyone other than students who display a valid authorization. Return to top of page Conduct Good conduct is expected of all occupants, especially when it pertains to another's legitimate use of a residential area for sleep or study. Students are advised to acquaint themselves with the more detailed regulations covering this topic in the Student Handbook.