Hanging Posters

Do not use nails, anchors or double backed tape on ceilings, walls or doors. The use of adhesive which alters the existing integrity of the surfaces to which it is applied will result in charges for room repair and repainting. Use "Fun Tac," or another brand of squishy gum-like stuff - not tape, double-sided tape, tacks or nails - to hang posters on the painted walls and doors of your room. The advantage of Fun Tac is that it comes off the wall without damaging the paint, whereas screws and double-stick foam tape are likely to pull paint when removed (and thus incur a residence hall damage charge for repair).

Door Damage

Remember that you are responsible for the exterior and interior appearance of your room door. Do not write on, paint, or otherwise deface the exterior of your room door. Discourage your friends from doing so.

The charge schedule below is provided as a reminder that, in the event of damage, missing furniture or excessive trash, Residential Life incurs specific costs to ready residence hall rooms for the next occupant.

Our goal in sharing this information is to encourage all residents to take care of their rooms, and to vacate rooms in good condition, to avoid being charged.

Residential Life maintains records concerning the status and condition of each room and its inventory. These records, along with end-of-occupancy inspections, provide the necessary information when billing students for damages.

All students are held accountable for the condition of their rooms, the exterior of their door, exterior room signage, and the corridor walls adjacent. It is imperative that you complete the Room Condition Report.

You will be held accountable at the end of the year for all of the deficiencies not noted on this form. Please take the time to make a detailed record of the status of your room and furnishings.