Griffin scratch handbook 2014 2015

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complete and submit this form within the specified time shall constitute conclusive proof of acceptance by the student of the room and its fixtures and furnishings as being in good condition. The student will be held financially accountable for any differences.

ROOM CHANGES AFTER CHECK IN EACH STUDENT SHALL BE ALLOWED ONE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A ROOM CHANGE PER SEMESTER. Roommate or room changes will take place after the first two weeks of a semester. Check for deadlines. To make a room change or request a new roommate, you must go to the Department of Residential Life. If there is a student living in the room where you would like to move, he / she must also go by the Department of Residential Life and request you as a new roommate. If space is available, double rooms may be assigned as single rooms in St. Joseph Hall. However, the university reserves the right to put someone in that space if all the double rooms have been filled and space is still needed. The resident student who is granted the single room has 24 hours to present to the Department of Residential Life a receipt of payment for the single room from the Business Office. If you feel you need a room change due to roommate problems, you need to discuss the situation with your Resident Assistant. They will work with you in an attempt to resolve the differences. A move will be considered only after you have made an honest attempt to resolve personal difficulties.

HEALTH & SAFETY INSPECTIONS Health & Safety inspections are conducted once a semester. The Residential Life staff will check rooms for overall room cleanliness, electrical hazards, and safety violations. Resident students will be notified at least 48 hours in advance of the inspection. Resident students are encouraged to be present during the inspection but the Department of Residential Life will key in if the resident is not present. Fines or sanctions may be assessed if the resident student fails the semester inspection or is found in violation of the University policies.

KEYS Each on campus resident is issued a room key and building access card. To prevent theft, keep your door locked at all times. Lost room keys should be reported immediately to the Department of Residential Life. Replacement cost for lost keys are: room key - $30 and building access card - $30. In addition if the room key or building access card has been abused the student assumes responsibility for the replacement cost. *For off campus sponsored housing residents replacement cost for lost keys is determined by Concordia Seminary.

LOCKED OUT OF YOUR ROOM If you are an on or off-campus resident and accidentally lock your room key in your room, check with your RA, Apartment Coordinator or the Department of Residential Life to be let into your room. If issued a temporary room key or building access card, you have 48 hours to return it to the Department of Residential Life. Locks are automatically changed after 48 hours and your account will be charged $30 for a room key or $30 for a building access card. *Lock change replacement rate for off-campus sponsored hosing resident is determined by Concordia Seminary. Lock out keys are issued by the Student Affairs Office, M-F 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. For lockouts between 10:00 p.m. – 8:00 a.m. there will be a $25 fee. Resident students will receive a 2 week grace period for the first two weeks each semester prior to being assessed this fee.

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