Eviction
24. EVICTION. A housing eviction requires a resident to move out of the residence hall/apartment system within 48 hours after the University judicial process is completed. Residents evicted or suspended for reasons of conduct are financially responsible for that semesters rent. It is important to understand that eviction can happen for a first offense. Incidents that may result in eviction from the residence hall/apartment system include, but are not limited to:
- Possession, use or distribution of illegal drugs or potential drug paraphernalia
- Hosting a gathering in student rooms, student suites or student apartments that involves illegal alcohol possession or use
- Acts of violence, including physical assault, sexual misconduct, and destruction or vandalism of property
- Responsibility for a false fire alarm or bomb threat
- Possession of a weapon or simulated weapon
- Theft of personal or university property
- Endangerment to self or others in the community
- Repeated violations of community standards or University policies
Student Rights, Rules, and Responsibilities ~ 2012 - 2013
- Introduction
- Student Code of Conduct and Conduct Process
- Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Policies
- Academic Policies
- Administrative Policies and Regulations
- The University and Federal, State, and Local Laws
- Room and Board Agreement
- Index
- Student Rights, Rules and Responsibilities - 2012-2013 pdf version