• Commuters: students who live in the home of their parents or legal guardian.
• Nontraditional Students: students who are 21 years of age by the first day of fall semester classes and/or have significant full-time work experience (not including summer jobs), or have served in the military and have lived independently for a period of time (longer than basic training or summers) since high school graduation.
• Student Teaching: generally, students enrolled in student teaching are permitted to live in the community to which they are assigned for the duration of that assignment. If a student is student teaching in Crete, she/he will continue to live on campus.
• Married Students: students who are married will be permitted to live off campus, but may be required to provide a copy of their marriage certificate.
• Part-time Students: students taking classes part-time will be permit- ted to live off-campus if carrying less than 12 hours a semester. They may live on campus if the meet certain requirements.
* Exceptions must be approved by the Vice President for Student Leadership. ** Students who provide false information regarding their residence or status to gain an exception will be subject to disciplinary action and housed and billed as a residential student. *** Students who do not respond to requests related to housing or who simply ignore the efforts of the College regarding housing assignments will be placed in campus housing and billed as a residential student. **** A student may be removed and/or banned from campus housing for disciplinary issues. In this case, students may not be refunded for housing costs for that semester.
II. RESIDENCE LIFE STAFF Director of Residence Life (DRL) provides leadership and guidance to the entire residential Doane community. This person is responsible for the training and supervision of the Residence Directors.
Residence Directors (R.D.s): Residence Directors are trained professionals who are responsible for the smooth operation of all aspects of the residence hall. This responsibility entails the assurance of physical safety and security of the hall and its residents, advising the Hall Council, supervising Residence Advisors, supporting and enforcing the Student Code of Conduct, individual advising and referral for students, and the development of a positive, healthy, and enjoyable living-learning experience. Residence Directors have offices in their assigned halls. They are available to discuss issues, concerns, or problems with a room, hall, maintenance or custodial care.
Residence Advisors (R.A.s): Each floor has a Residence Advisor who is peer manager of that floor. Each R.A. is a trained, mature student who helps check students in and out of their rooms, plan activities for their floor, enforce College policy, is a resource and referral person, and is on duty
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