This guide is intended to serve as a resource and provide detailed information needed
by you while you reside on campus. We encourage you to contact the ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ Department
of Residential Life if you need additional assistance.
By accepting a housing offer and moving in, you are expected to live by the rules,
regulations, and policies set by the University and state and federal laws. If you
disagree with the institution's policies or regulations, we encourage you to motivate
change through the appropriate supervisory channels. If you cannot change them and
still cannot live with them, then on-campus living may not be for you.
While this guide is an essential reference for living on-campus, it is also expected
that you will be familiar with the following University publications:
- ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ Student Handbook is a published version of the University policies and procedures
affecting students. Available online at /studenthandbook/.
The Guide to Residence Hall Living contains information on policies and procedures
that will be revised semesterly. Changes may be made as deemed necessary by the Department
of Residential Life Operations, the Office of Auxiliary Enterprise Administration,
or the Division of Student Affairs.
Supplemental Sections
Please remember the process and deadlines, as this does take time. Animals cannot
be brought onto campus or in residence until all paperwork has been completed and
approved through the Self-Development, Counseling, and Special Accommodations Center
AND all supplemental documents submitted to and approved by Residential Life.
Community Health Crises
In health events, residents must notify the office to protect the community. Learn
more in the Guide to Residence Hall Living. Remember to limit visitors and gatherings, maintain proper personal hygiene, clean/disinfect
areas for your belongings, self, and room/common areas, and wash hands or use hand
sanitizer if soap and water are unavailable. We ask that you continue to respect those
in our community. Your academic pursuit continues, and the residence halls should
maintain their academic mission.
COVID-19 is a very serious infection that affects people to different degrees. Some
students will not have any symptoms, but they are still contagious. Other students
will have severe symptoms. You must follow these instructions and those given to you
by the medical professional where you were tested and from this institution. These
will be updated frequently as the university continues to abide by COVID-19 directives
from the state of Louisiana and the University of Louisiana System and follow CDC
guidelines.
The document above is a roommate agreement/mediation tool to establish the fundamental
rights of those within a living unit. It may be used in its parts or in conjunction
with each other. Residents may choose to do this on their own with their roommate(s)/suitemate(s),
or they may choose to complete it with all parties in the presence of a Resident Assistant.
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