Keys
Room keys are issued to each resident of Estabrooke Hall. All other halls have card access to the hall and room. Keys
must be returned when a room change takes place and at the time
of clearance. At checkout, room clearance paperwork must
be completed and keys returned to the Resident Assistant or Community
Coordinator.
Keys are not to be duplicated, loaned or left
in your residence hall mailbox.
Lost keys should be reported to your Resident
Assistant or Community Coordinator immediately. The replacement cost for a lost mailbox key is $5. The cost for a lock change (Estabrooke Hall only) due to a lost key or a key not turned in at check-out is $40, and is billed to the student account.
Gambling
Gambling or participation in games of chance on campus for
money or other things of value is prohibited, except as provided
by law.
Substance Use
State and federal law prohibits the use of alcohol by anyone
under the age of 21. In compliance with these laws, the University of Maine
does not permit the use of alcohol by anyone under the age of 21.
Students
over the age of 21 cannot furnish a place for underage students to drink
and cannot provide alcohol to students under the legal
drinking age.
Alcohol can
be consumed by students of legal drinking age in an individual student
room.
Students may not possess or consume alcohol
in public areas, which include
residence hall lounges, stairways and hallways.
If neither occupant of
the student room is of legal drinking age then the
use of alcoholic beverages
in that room is prohibited. This includes when a
guest of legal age is visiting,
the guest is not permitted to possess or consume alcohol in the room.
These are violations of the student code of conduct.
Common Source
Students of legal drinking
age are not permitted to have a common source of alcohol
in the residence
halls. This includes, but is not limited to, punch bowls, barrels,
kegs, beer balls etc.
Residents of Estabrooke
Hall only may
hire Black Bear Catering to sell and serve alcohol to students
over
the
age of 21, by
following the established polices and procedures.
Drug Use
Students using a prescription drug should not allow anyone else to use this
medication. Sharing or selling of these drugs is illegal. Use or distribution
of illegal substances is not permitted, and is a violation of the Student
Code of Conduct.
Drug Paraphernalia
Drug paraphernaliais not permitted in any
UMaine residence—even for the use of “decoration.” This
includes but is not limited to bongs, pipes, water pipes, Hookah
and
scales. Possession
of these types of items is a violation of the Student Code of Conduct.
For additional information about policies, rules and regulations
pertaining to Residence Life and the student Code of Conduct,
please visit the Res. Life Web site at: http://www.umaine.edu/rlp/ |
