Office of Student Life


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	Statement of Student Rights & Community Standards of Behavior
	1. Honesty
	2. Respect for Health, Safety, and Rights of Self and Others
	3. Respect for University Property and Property of Others
	4. Respect for University Process and Functions
	5. University Activies
	6. Policies for All Resident Students
	7. Policies for Residence Halls and On-Campus
	8. Fraternity and Sorority Chapters
	9. Other Policies and Important Information
	10. The University Student Discipline System
	11. Student LifeSaver: Frequently Used Phone Numbers

The Office of Student Life is a department within the Student Affairs Division which reports to the Assistant Vice President for Campus Life.
Office of Student Life

330 Memorial Union, Kingston, RI 02881
Phone: 401-874-2101; Fax: 401-874-5574; TTD: 401-874-2098

3. Respect for University Property and Property of Others. Maintaining and preserving University grounds, academic buildings, residence and dining facilities, and associated structures is an obligation of all members of the community. Similarly, maintaining and preserving personal property is an obligation of all members of the community.

3.1 Posting. Students must obtain permission to post handbills or notices from the chief administrative officer in the building concerned; posting of posters, handbill, or notices on walls, trees, buildings, lawns or motor vehicles is otherwise prohibited. Delivery of flyers to individual residence rooms or to individual rooms in a fraternity or sorority is prohibited. Student organizations may bring flyers to the Union Express in the Memorial Union for approval and for mailbox delivery instructions.

3.2 Vandalism. Students must respect, maintain and care for property belonging to others. Vandalism, theft, attempted theft, destruction of, damage to, unauthorized possession of, or inappropriate use of property belonging to others is prohibited.

3.3 Academic Materials and Equipment. Students must respect, maintain, and care for books, magazines, library materials, or other academic materials or equipment. Destruction, mutilation, defacement, or tampering with any of the above is prohibited.

3.4 Unauthorized Occupancy. Students must observe University guidelines and policies regarding the occupancy and use of University property and facilities. Unauthorized occupancy of or trespassing on University property or University facilities is prohibited.

3.5 Trash. Students must dispose of litter, trash, and other discarded materials only in the proper receptacles provided around campus. Littering on campus grounds is strictly prohibited. Rhode Island has a required recycling policy and students are required to dispose of refuse in the designated receptacles. Contaminating recycling receptacles by putting in items not designated for that container is prohibited.

3.6 Motorized Vehicles. No motor vehicles may park on campus property without a proper permit which may be obtained at the Campus Police station Monday through Friday from 8: 00 AM until 4: 00 PM. Visitors permit's are available 7 days per week, all day. All motor vehicles must bear active registrations from the state of their origin. Students may operate or park a bicycle, motorcycle, automobile, and any other manual or powered vehicle (except disability aids) only on established, authorized roadways and parking areas.

3.7 Rollerblading, Skateboarding, Scooters. Rollerblading skateboarding, and scooters are prohibited within 30 feet of any University building. Skateboards, rollerblades , roller skates, and scooters are prohibited from roadways on campus.

For more information about this site, contact the Office of Student Life at (401) 874-2101.
File last updated: Wednesday, September 13, 2000