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21-22Fort Hays State UniversityRESIDENTIAL LIFEHANDBOOKMAILING ADDRESSResidential Life Office126 McMindes HallHays, KS 67601-4409PHONE785-628-4245785-628-4138 (FAX)REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS8:00am-4:30pm, Monday through FridayWEBSITEwww.fhsu.edu/reslifeEMAILsrl@fhsu.edu

TABLE OF CONTENTSMission and Diversity Statements . 2Residential Life Mission Statement . 2Residential Life Diversity Statement . 2Fort Hays State University Notice of Non-Discrimination . 2General Information . 3Residential Life Staff . 3Community Living . 4Getting Involved . 5Hall Services and Amenities . 5Desk and Mail Services . 8Front Desk . 8U.S. And Campus Mail. 8Apartment and Tiger Village Housing Mail . 8Outgoing Mail and Misrouted Mail . 9Packages . 9Postal Addresses . 10Important Residential Life Dates . 11Dining Services . 12Dining Options: . 12Policies and Procedures . 13Living on Campus . 13Procedural Guidelines for Conduct . 13Safety in the Residence Halls . 14Student Conduct Process . 14Residential Life Policies . 17Emergency Procedures. 31Natural Gas Leaks . 31Pest Control . 31Fire Emergency . 32Evacuation Sites . 32Missing Persons. 33Severe Weather and Tornados. 33Weather Terminology . 33Gender-Based Violence . 34Reporting Processes . 34Reporting Process Resources . 351

MISSION AND DIVERSITY STATEMENTSRESIDENTIAL LIFE MISSION STATEMENTThe Department of Residential Life’s mission is to assist in the preparation of citizen-leaders by fosteringcommunity, providing access, focusing on resident needs, and supporting the educational experience.Community: Residential Life is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment where residentshave a network of people who care about them.Accessibility: Residential Life is committed to providing a living environment that meets the variousneeds of our residents at an affordable cost.Resident Centered: Residential Life is committed to creating services, programs, and policies that benefitthe residents we serve.Educational Support: Residential Life is committed to providing individual growth experiences inclusiveof our residents’ academic development.RESIDENTIAL LIFE DIVERSITY STATEMENTAcknowledge: We acknowledge the diversity of our community and the many forms that diversity cantake, including but not limited to race, ethnicity, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation,socioeconomic status, religious beliefs and customs, political affiliation, age, sex, and ability. Welikewise acknowledge the invaluable importance of such diversity in our academic and residentialsettings.Learn and Develop: As a community, we develop an understanding of each other’s differences andrealization of similarities, because understanding is the first step towards equity. We learn that thesedifferences do not undermine our ability to work, study, and live together. We develop this understandingthrough the fostering of respectful and thoughtful conversation and creative and collaborativeprogramming.Live: We live the values of diversity and inclusion as an extension of the Department of Residential Lifemission statement. Our existence is for the development and support of ALL students.Discrimination of any form will be corrected through the philosophy of restorative justice with anemphasis on expanding wellbeing of the community at large. We endeavor to walk with our residents onthis journey and together be forward thinking and world ready.FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATIONFort Hays State University does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, religion, national origin,color, age, marital status, sexual orientation, disability or veteran status in its educational programs,employment and all other activities. In addition, the university does not discriminate on the basis of aperson’s genetic information. FHSU is committed to an environment in which students, faculty,administrators, and staff work together in an atmosphere free from all forms of discrimination,harassment, exploitation and intimidation, including, but not limited to, verbal, physical, or writtenbehavior directed toward or relating to an individual or group on the basis of their protected class status.2

Individuals who believe they have been discriminated against or harassed on the basis of their protectedclass status or are victims of sexual harassment should report such acts to the university EqualEmployment Opportunity Officer who will assist the grievant in seeking redress through the appropriateprocedure. The university’s Discrimination and Harassment Complaint Procedure applies to grievancesinvolving students, administrators, faculty or staff. The EEO Officer may be contacted at 600 Park Street,Hays, KS 67601, (785) 628-4033.GENERAL INFORMATIONRESIDENTIAL LIFE STAFFCommunity Assistant (CA)Your Community Assistant is a full-time student whose part-time job is to assist you. Generally, your CAhas lived on campus for at least a year and knows what a great experience living on campus can be. YourCA has many diverse responsibilities. You can expect your CA to: Get to know you and care about how you are doingBe available on a personal basis to talk about whatever you need to talk aboutBe available to answer your general questionsBe able to direct you to the appropriate university office for answers to your questionsWork at the hall desk several hours each weekHold floor meetings as needed to discuss important topicsAsk for your help in making life on the floor enjoyable and productivePlan and hold social and educational programs and eventsMake sure you and others are following housing and university policiesComplete duty rounds to ensure that the building and floor are safe places for you to liveWhile your CA is there to support you, please remember that they are also a person and a student.Desk Assistant (DA)Desk Assistants are the individuals who welcome and provide information to residents and guests, helpwith hall security, sort mail, and maintain check-out of hall supplies. They work at the front desk area ofeach residence hall.Assistant Community Director (ACD)Each of our communities have an Assistant Community Director. The ACD is a graduate student oncampus and is hired to help the halls run smoothly. They oversee the function of our front desks and maytake care of other tasks such as mail distribution, facilities management, administrative responsibilities,advising, and supervision.Community Director (CD)Your Community Director is a full-time professional. The CD is the primary manager of thehall/apartment community with the overall goal of helping you to be successful at FHSU. Throughadvising hall or community council, supervising and training the student staff, working with the custodialand maintenance staff, assisting individual students, enforcing policies, and coordinating special servicesprovided by the Office of Residential Life, the CD works to ensure the needs of the community are met.3

You will get to know your CD at community programs and events or through informal contact in yourbuilding.On an individual level, the CD is available to consult with you regarding a number of areas such aspersonal relationships, academic progress and success, or general information about the university.Become acquainted with your CD, and feel free to call on them when you have questions or concerns. Ifthey can’t answer your question, they should be able to direct you to someone who can. The CD’s officeis located near the front desk of most buildings, and they also live in an apartment in thebuilding/community that they oversee.Residential Life Office StaffThe Residential Life office team consists of the Director of Residential Life, two Assistant Directors ofResidential Life, the Administrative Assistant, and student workers. The staff is here to assist you withany questions or needs.Custodial and Maintenance StaffTake time to get to know your custodial and maintenance staff as they play an important role to yourcommunity. The custodians work in conjunction with the Community Director, student staff, andresidents to clean and maintain public areas of the hall.Use of community spaces, such as kitchens, community rooms, and study rooms within the halls are abenefit and you are responsible for cleaning up after yourself. Please clean up after yourself and disposeof all waste properly. For more information regarding maintenance requests see page 7.COMMUNITY LIVINGCommunity MembersYou will soon get to know the people who in your community and hopefully your living space will feellike home. Living on campus provides opportunities for you to get to know other students, to socialize, tostudy with classmates, and to develop greater interpersonal skills.You can participate in your community in many ways. You can become involved in hall or communitycouncil by serving as a wing, floor, or community representative. You and your community members canprovide feedback to your CA(s) about what type of community you would like to live in. You can alsotake part in intramurals, social activities, and educational programs sponsored by your CA(s) and hall orcommunity council.Roommate(s)/SuitematesWillingness to share, to compromise, to communicate, and to work through conflict, are all factors ingetting along with your roommate(s). The best way to work things out with your roommate(s) is to beclear and specific about your expectations. Talk openly with your roommate(s) about what type of livingenvironment you would prefer. Your CA will have you and your roommate(s) complete a roommateagreement within the first few weeks of the semester.Some important topics to discuss are as follows: CleaningBorrowing4

Study TimeSleepingGuestsGetting InvolvedFloor, Hall, and Campus EventsCheck the hall bulletin boards or ask a staff member about the activities and programs that areplanned for your floor/community.GETTING INVOLVEDCommunity CouncilEvery Community has a Community Council. These groups are comprised of students living in thecommunity, and they seek feedback from their peers on how to advocate for an enhanced campus livingexperience. They also plan social, educational, recreational, cultural, and academic events for you toattend to connect with the hall. Please see your Community Director or Assistant Community Director ifyou are interested in participating in your Community Council.Residence Hall Association (RHA)The Residence Hall Association is comprised of students living across campus and creates programmingdesigned to enrich the life of all on-campus residents. RHA serves as a voice for residents, and acts as alink between on-campus residents and the administration to provide input about dining services and theoverall function of the residential communities. RHA provides residents opportunities to developleadership skills through elected and appointed positions and is actively connected to similar leadershiporganizations at the regional and national level. RHA also plays an active role active in developing annualevents such as welcome back events, and Siblings’ weekend.National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH)The Golden Plains Chapter of the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is a group comprised of thetop 1% of leaders who have contributed outstanding service and leadership while living in the residentialcommunities. NRHH is built upon the values of service and recognition and provides recognition andleadership opportunities for those living on campus.HALL SERVICES AND AMENITIESThere are many benefits to residence hall living, the first of which is the convenience. Each of the halls onthe Fort Hays State University campus is able to provide students with a wide range of services to helpmake your experience as convenient and positive as possible. Here are some of the services available toyou as a resident:CableEach room is provided with a cable hook-up for TV, which includes expanded basic cable. On-campusresidents also have access to the Eagle2Go streaming service, allowing students to watch TV from theirlaptops anywhere on campus.Wireless Internet5

Wireless Internet is available in all residential communities. To connect to the wireless offered by FHSU,follow these steps:1.2.3.4.Select TigerNetStudent as the Network SSIDOpen an Internet browserEnter your TigerTracks username and passwordRestart your computer (initial registration only)Movie Streaming ServiceThe Residential Life Streaming Service can be found at http://movies.fhsu.edu. Movies available forviewing are selected by Residential Life staff members and student leaders. If you have feedback or input,please contact srl@fhsu.edu. Selected movies added each month are free for residents to watchthroughout the academic year.Cleaning SuppliesOur residential communities have a variety of custodial equipment and products including brooms,dustpans, mops, trash bags, and vacuums. These items are available to check out from your building’sfront desk.Please note, students residing in Stadium Place, Wooster Place, and Heather and Agnew Halls areresponsible for cleaning their bathrooms and living areas. Our custodial teams do not enter apartments orsuites to clean the bathrooms or living areas.Custodial ServicesEach hall provides regular custodial services in commons areas Monday through Friday. Please do yourpart by cleaning up after yourself in the halls, lounges, and bathrooms.All residence hall and apartment residents should take trash/recycling to the dumpsters located near theirbuildings. Dumping trash and pizza boxes from your room in the bathroom or lounge receptacles is NOTacceptable.Ice MachineMcMindes Hall and Victor E. Village are each equipped with an ice machine. Please keep in mind thatthe ice is for every resident to use, and the ice machine should not be used as a personal icebox for foodand/or other items.Kitchens and CookingThe residence halls are not equipped with wiring, plumbing, or ventilation systems that permit cooking instudent rooms. Each traditional residence hall has a kitchenette that residents may use for meal prep andcooking. The number and location of kitchen facilities varies by hall. Residents are expected to remainnear the stove/oven while preparing food. Residents should also use appropriate tools, such as cuttingboards, to keep from damaging kitchenette countertops and other furnishings and ensure that they cleanup immediately after using the kitchenette area. A variety of cookware and utensils are available to checkout at each front desk.Failure to follow appropriate cooking methods may result in excessive heat/smoke production, which willtrigger the hall fire alarm system. Intentional disregard to cooking safety or other reasonable safety6

procedures, which results the activation of the fire safety system, will result in disciplinary action and apossible fine.Laundry RoomWashers and dryers are located in each community at no charge as laundry fees are included in housingrates. Machines are for use of residents of that community only. Any resident found allowing any nonresident to utilize laundry facilities will go through the student conduct process.If a machine is not working properly, please email srl@fhsu.edu with the following information: date,building name, washer or dryer, number on the machine, error message shown (if applicable), and adescription of the malfunction.Progress and availability of laundry machines can be viewed online through the “Laundry Alert” linkfound on the FHSU Residential Life webpage or at gin TrueCommunity Rooms/LoungesCommunity rooms and lounges are public multi- rooms for residents and visitors to use as a waiting area,study or social spaces, and for community programs. Personal items cannot be left in these spaces.Meeting SpacesCertain rooms may be reserved for events and organization meetings. Please go to the Residential Lifewebsite and fill out the Community Space Reservation Form, found under the forms ation). A minimum of 3 business days is needed toprocess the reservation. Available spaces include Custer Lawn, Heather Hall Storm Shelter, Tiger PlaceCourtyard, and McMindes 2R Classroom.MaintenanceRepair and maintenance needs, including heat issues, broken furniture, malfunctioning equipment, fixtureleaks, burnt out light bulbs, and other issues requiring attention should be reported through a maintenancerequest. To report a problem, you must fill out a Work Order Request found on the Residential Life pageon the FHSU webpage at www.fhsu.edu/reslife/forms. Please inform your Community Director if youhave reported your maintenance issue but the issue has not been resolved.If there is an emergency, please contact the appropriate staff immediately. The only requests consideredemergencies are those which pose an immediate danger to health or property. Maintenance staff arepermitted to enter residence hall rooms and apartments starting at 9:00am to complete appropriate repairs.For more information regarding repairs see page 28.VendingVending machines are located in each residence hall. If you lose money in one of the machines, pleasevisit the Residential Life office in McMindes Hall Room 126 to request a refund. If you have anyquestions or concerns about vending, please email srl@fhsu.edu.7

DESK AND MAIL SERVICESFRONT DESKMcMindes, Victor E. Village, Custer, and Agnew Hall have front desks that have staff available to assistresidents and checkout supplies. Desk hours for all buildings are Mon- Sat 8am -7pm & Sunday from11am-7pm. Equipment at each desk varies and includes items such as vacuums and other housekeepingsupplies, games, kitchen supplies, and moving carts. You must have a valid Tiger ID and be an oncampus resident to check out items. Times for check out vary among halls. Items that are returned late ordamaged will result in the student going through the conduct process and could include the student beingcharged for the cost to replace the item.Front Desk Telephone Numbers: Custer Hall Front Desk: 785-628-5700McMindes Hall Front Desk: 785-628-4900Tiger Place Front Desk: 785-628-5400Victor E. Village Front Desk: 785-628-4600U.S. AND CAMPUS MAILBoth U.S. and campus mail services are provided when classes are in session.Incoming mail is delivered each day except Sundays and holidays.Each resident will be assigned either a mailbox key or a mailbox combination upon move in.You should check your mailbox daily. Important university and Residential Life notices are sent throughcampus mail.If your address should change, be sure to update your forwarding address in your student Workdayaccount. Additionally, please update your new address with any person, business or publisher who sendsyou mail regularly.Residential Life staff will forward first class and third-class mail (magazines, newspapers and otherperiodicals) to which you have a paid subscription for 90 days after you no longer reside on campus.Campus mail is a free service for those wishing to mail items to other students or offices on campus.Address campus mail with the recipient’s name, campus address, and Campus Mail printed clearly on theenvelope. Campus mail does not require postage.APARTMENT AND TIGER VILLAGE HOUSING MAILPostal Kiosks are located near Wooster Place Apartments, Stadium Place Apartments, and Tiger Village.The postal kiosks have individual letterboxes for letters.Tiger Village residents will be provided with a mailbox key upon check in. Residents receiving largepackages that do not fit in a kiosk box will receive a package slip that they can be turn in at the Victor E.Village front desk to receive their package.8

Stadium Place residents will be provided with a mailbox key by Residential Life staff upon check in.USPS packages for these residents will be in the larger package boxes of the postal kiosk. FedEx, UPS,and large USPS packages will be delivered directly to a resident’s apartment. A key is required to accessyour mail.Wooster Place residents pick up their mailbox keys directly from the United States Postal Service officelocated at the corner of Eighth and Fort Street. Keys must be returned to the Postal Service prior tomoving out of Wooster Place. USPS packages for these residents will be in the larger package boxes ofthe postal kiosk. FedEx, UPS, and large USPS packages will be delivered directly to a resident’sapartment. A key is required to access your mail.OUTGOING MAIL AND MISROUTED MAILThe US Postal Service will not pick up any outgoing mail that is placed in your mailbox. Outgoing mailcan be dropped off at the following “Outgoing Mail” slot locations: McMindes Hall front desk, Victor E.Village front desk, Stadium Place mail kiosks, Wooster Place mail kiosks, and Tiger Village mail kiosks.Packages cannot be left at the desk to be picked up from USPS, UPS, FedEx- these will need to be takento a location for shipping: USPS – 706 Fort Street, Hays, KS 67601UPS- 4320 Vine St., Unit 80 orFedEx- At Walgreens- 2600 Vine St.Should you receive mail for someone else, please mark it “Return to Sender” and place it in theappropriate out-going mail slot.PACKAGESPackages are logged and processed daily. Once the package has been recorded and processed, studentstaff will place a package slip in your mailbox to notify you that you have a package. You must bring thepackage slip to the appropriate front desk to retrieve your package. All packages need to be signed for atthe desk before they are given to the resident.Wooster Place and Stadium Place Apartment residents will have a key to access their packages from thekiosks if delivered by USPS. UPS and FedEx deliver packages directly to resident apartments.9

POSTAL ADDRESSESWhen sending letters or packages, your mail should be addressed according to the following buildingaddress information:BuildingAgnewUS MailYour Name1 Agnew Hall Room#Hays, KS 67601UPS/FedExYour Name402 Lyman Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601CusterYour Name1 Custer Hall Room#Hays, KS 67601Your Name420 Custer Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601HansenYour Name1 Hansen Hall Room#Hays, KS 67601Your Name306 Dwight Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601HeatherYour Name1 Heather Hall Room#Hays, KS 67601Your Name401 Custer Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601McMindesYour Name1 McMindes Hall Room#Hays, KS 67601Your Name410 Agnew Ln Room#Hays, KS 67601Stadium PlaceYour Name300 Lewis Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601Your Name300 Lewis Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601Tiger VillageYour Name315 Lewis Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601Your Name306 Dwight Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601Victor E. VillageYour Name306 Dwight Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601Your Name306 Dwight Drive Room#Hays, KS 67601Wooster PlaceYour Name1 Wooster Place Apt#Hays, KS 67601Bldgs. A, B, C, DYour Name312 Dwight Drive Apt#Hays, KS 67601Bldgs. E, FYour Name405 Dwight Drive Apt#Hays, KS 6760110

IMPORTANT RESIDENTIAL LIFE DATESFall 2021 SemesterAugust 23First Day of ClassesSeptember 3Last Day for Meal Plan ChangesSeptember 17Week 5 Room Change Requests DueNovember 1Fall Break Housing Request Form OpensNovember 12Fall Break Housing Request Form ClosesNovember 19Residence halls close for Fall Break at 5pmNovember 28Residence halls reopen after Fall Break at 12noonNovember 29Winter Break Housing Request Form OpensDecember 1Spring Room Change Paperwork DueDecember 924-Hour Quite Hours Begin at 10pmDecember 10Winter Break Housing Request Form ClosesDecember 17Residence halls close for the Fall Semester at 12noonSpring 2021 SemesterJanuary 16Residence halls open for the Spring Semester at 12noonFebruary 11Week 5 Room Change Requests DueFebruary 21Spring Break Housing Request Form OpensMarch 4Spring Break Housing Request Form ClosesMarch 11Residence halls close for Spring Break at 5pmMarch 20Residence halls reopen after Spring Break at 12noonApril 4Summer Housing Request Form OpensApril 29Summer Housing Request Form ClosesMay 524-Hour Quiet Hours BeginMay 13Residence halls close for the academic year at 12noon**Dates and times subject to change**For additional important university dates please see the official FHSU academic calendar by visiting theRegistrar’s website at http://www.fhsu.edu/registrar/.11

DINING SERVICESVarious dining options are available on campus for students including the McMindes Hall Cafe, TigerPizza in Victor E. Village, or Tiger Market in Memorial Union. Each meal plan includes Dining Dollars,which can be used at any Chartwells location.If you cannot make a meal during scheduled hours, please contact Chartwells (in McMindes Hall) or theDining Manager. Chartwells works with students to provide dining options to fit their individual needs,including to-go meals, gluten free, dairy free, etc. Please contact Chartwells at 785-628-4476.DINING OPTIONS:McMindes Café:Take a break and hang out with friends as you enjoy a wide variety all-you-care-to-eat menu options in acomfortable atmosphere. Located on the first floor of McMindes Hall, McMindes Café is convenientlylocated for all campus residents to access. The café offers a different hot line menu for each meal, freshlymade pizzas from a brick oven, appetizing burgers, delicious grilled deli sandwiches, gourmet stir-fries,salad bar, a dessert bar, and much more!Hours:Monday – Thursday: 7:00am – 7:30pmFriday: 7:00am – 6:30pmSaturday: 11:00am – 6:30pmSunday: 11:00am – 7:00pmWith each meal plan, you will receive 5 free guest meals every semester. Invite a friend over to yourplace for dinner!If you invite a friend, you must stay with your guest. Just tell the cashier when you would like to use aguest meal and they will take care of it!Tiger Pizza – Victor E. Village:Looking for a late-night snack? Tiger Pizza, located on the main floor of Victor E. Village, offers pizza,yogurt parfaits, sodas, and more. Dining Dollars, cash, and credit/debit cards are accepted.Monday-Sunday: 7:00pm-12:00amTiger Market – Memorial Union:When your schedule keeps you in the Quad, make the union your dining choice. The Memorial Unionoffers a variety of menu options in a central location among the university’s academic buildings. TheUnion provides many r

Fort Hays State University RESIDENTIAL LIFE HANDBOOK MAILING ADDRESS Residential Life Office 126 McMindes Hall Hays, KS 67601-4409 PHONE 785-628-4245

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