Health and Safety
26 Health and Safety
26.1 Hazardous Substances or Dangerous Weapons
Possession or use of hazardous or dangerous weapons or substances, including, but not limited to firearms, explosives, fireworks, air, pellet, and BB type guns, is prohibited on University property. Fireworks are defined as any substance prepared for the purpose of producing a visible or audible effect by combustion, explosion, or detonation.
26.2 False Reports
Making or causing to be made false fire alarms, false reports of fires, or any other dangerous conditions is prohibited, per RSA 644:3. Offenders/violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
26.3 Fire Safety Equipment
Nothing shall obstruct any fire sprinkler head or be hung from piping supplying sprinkler heads. Tampering with fire safety equipment, or unauthorized removal of such equipment is prohibited, per RSA 634:2. The playing of hall sports in residence halls is prohibited to protect fire safety equipment.
26.4 Evacuation
Failure to evacuate in the event of a fire alarm, hazardous, serious condition, or at the lawful request of a University or fire official is prohibited.
26.5 Failure To Report
Failure to report serious or hazardous incidents including, but not limited to, fire, accident, or illness is prohibited.
26.6 Failure To Obey
Directives Failure to obey directives or interference with the response of University or civil officials to emergency calls or in the carrying out of their regular responsibilities is prohibited.
26.7 Fire Hazards
Creating fire hazards or endangering the safety of persons or property, or improper use of electrical appliances, or possession of hazardous or flammable substances including, but not limited to gasoline, benzene, naphtha, and cleaning fluids is prohibited.
26.8 Throwing Objects
Objects are not to be thrown from windows or sundecks. Room or apartment residents may also be held responsible for objects thrown out of their windows, regardless of who threw the objects.
26.9 Access To Building Exterior
Students are prohibited from being on window ledges, roofs or porticos at any time. Cans, bottles, or any other items/objects are not to be placed on window ledges or roofs. People or items on window ledges/roofs present a serious safety hazard.
26.10 External Doors and Internal Fire Doors
Opening a clearly marked external emergency exit or security door, or deliberately propping open a door that is intended to be locked, is prohibited. Students are also prohibited from obstructing or blocking open any interior fire door/stairwell door.
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
- Financial Responsibilities
- Health Services
- Residential Rules and Regulations
- Dining Hall Policies
- University ID Cards
- Intercollegiate Athletics
- UNH Policy on Scheduling of Games and Practices
- Student Organization Recognition Policies
- Sport Clubs
- Meetings and Speakers
- Student Participation in University Committees
- Administrative Separation and Procedures for Readmission
- Outdoor Assemblies and Events
- Commercial Activities on Campus
- Motor Vehicles
- Health and Safety
- Bicycles
- Grievance and Complaint Procedures
- Appeals Procedures for Graduate Students
- Acceptable Use Policy for Information Technology Resources at UNH
- UNH Behavioral Intervention Team
- Affirmative Action and Equity Policies
- Hazing Policy
- The University and Federal, State, and Local Laws
- Room and Board Agreement
- Index
- Student Rights, Rules and Responsibilities - 2012-2013 pdf version