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Move-In Guide

Move in for fall 2024 is scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 14 through Saturday, Aug. 17. Every resident will be able to select a move-in arrival date and time. Details will be emailed directly to residents this summer.



MOVE-IN TIPS

Find tips to make your move-in day as smooth as possible here.


MOVE-IN DRIVING/PARKING DIRECTIONS

Directions on campus and parking instructions vary by housing assignment. In preparation for move in, review your hall's directions here (includes how to check in once you've arrived on campus).

To facilitate a respectful, friendly living environment, we encourage you to talk to your roommate and try to resolve problems between each other first. You can find tips on how to navigate tough conversations with your roommates here

If roommates cannot resolve their conflict, residents are encouraged to inform their Resident Advisor, Graduate Hall Advisor or Residence Education Coordinator. The Resident Advisor (RA) lives in the area with the students, while the Residence Education Coordinator (REC) and/or Graduate Hall Advisor (GHA) supervises the building and staff. Your RA is the best person to begin discussions with and then you can engage the REC and/or GHA if the RA cannot resolve the issues.

The following are steps our residential staff will take to assist in creating an agreement if one does not exist:

  1. The staff member will review the Living Agreement or assist in creating an agreement if one does not exist.
  2. The staff member will assist the roommates in a mediation process to open the lines of communication and attempt to come to a compromise or agreement.
  3. If students cannot arrive at a compromise after participating in the recommended mediations, a room change is possible depending on space availability and room "freeze" dates.

Students wishing to protect their belongings from the possibility of loss should obtain appropriate insurance coverage. Some residents may be covered under their parents' existing homeowner's or renter's policy. Check with your personal insurance company for more information.

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