Residence Hall Policies

Students must live with and abide by local, state and federal laws that govern all citizens of the United States. In addition, specific rules and regulations which facilitate harmonious living in a group setting have been established to protect the rights and responsibilities of the student members of the College community, the College itself, and the faculty and staff.

Examples of prohibited activities in the residence halls include, but are not limited to the following:

• Setting a fire or making a false report of a fire or other emergency
• Use or possession of fireworks, explosives, or weapons
• Destroying or damaging College or private property
• Causing physical, sexual, or emotional harm or immediate expectation of such harm to any person
• Harassing any person so as to interfere with his/her personal pursuits
• Possession or use of inhalants, marijuana, or any controlled substance or illegal drug
• Possession of use of alcoholic beverages on College property
• Theft of property or service
• Failing to monitor guest behavior
• Noisy or disruptive behavior which interferes with a person's personal pursuits
• Propping of entry doors and tampering with card access system
• Participating in illegal non-gaming activities
• Smoking in a public place

Every residence hall student will begin his or her career with 25 points. Should a student violate a policy, he/she will have points deducted. Students will be given the opportunity, however, to "earn points back" by completing a work assignment, educational project, or self-growth opportunity.