It is the mission of the Residence Life Office to provide an on-campus environment that promotes the Christian lifestyle of scholarship and personal growth. All students should familiarize themselves with the information provided in the University Student Handbook.
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Campbell University is a drug and alcohol-free campus. It is our endeavor to provide a safe environment. Any student found in violation will be subject to the disciplinary process of the University as well as State sanctions.
Firearms & Fireworks
Weapons, fireworks, and explosives are not permitted in the residence halls.
Fire Safety
Residence Halls
In the interest of safety, the University reserves the right to inspect and regulate the use of electrical appliances in residence halls. Students will be required to remove appliances that are determined to represent a potential hazard. Electrical appliances which contain resistance heat systems such as hair dryers and hair curlers are to be unplugged from electrical power sources when they are not in use. Only heavy-duty power cords and surge-protected power strips may be used to connect other appliances to wall outlets. Power cords and surge proctors may not be run under carpeting, attached to wall or floor surfaces, or attached to each other. Thin brown/white extension cords are not allowed.
Halogen lights, electrical heaters, toasters, toaster ovens, George Foreman grills, kerosene heaters, incense, candles, and other items generating extreme heat or requiring flames for operation are NOT permitted in the residence halls. They are considered fire hazards and are prohibited.
Apartments/Bob Barker Hall Suites
In the apartments and Bob Barker Hall Suites, students are to follow the same safety standard as set forth above for residence halls with the exception of toasters and George Foreman grills which will be allowed only in the kitchen areas.
Hallways & Entrances to Buildings
All common areas must be kept free from clutter and objects (bicycles, scooters, trash cans, boxes, etc.) that would interfere with the entrance and exiting of the building.
Guest Hours
In order to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 Guest Hours and Policies are being altered for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Campbell Students may visit residential students in their communities (residence halls and apartments) during Guest Hours. Guest Hours for the 2021-2022 academic year are 12:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. in our residence halls and apartments. As a safety precaution, no residential students should have a guest spend the night unless approved by the Office of Residence Life & Housing.
Guest Hours will be conducted in accordance with the following guidelines:
- The only guest permitted without prior approval are those of the current Campbell community.
- Supervision of guest hours for Campbell community members is the responsibility of the Resident Directors and Community Assistants.
- Guests must remain with their host while visiting.
- Members of the opposite sex may not use hall and room bathrooms. Public restrooms are in the lounges of each residence hall.
- All participating hall members and guests must be dressed appropriately during an open house.
- All Student Code Articles remain in effect during an open house. Students will be expected to follow the University’s institutional policies concerning displays of affection.
Guest Hours may be terminated or canceled at any time deemed necessary by the Residence Life Office. Emergencies, disruptive behavior, and/or inappropriate conduct are all sufficient causes to cancel Guest Hours. Failure of residents and/or visitors to comply with the Guest Hours guidelines may result in the forfeiture of Guest Hours privileges for the entire hall and may result in disciplinary action taken against the individuals involved.
Overnight Guests
Residence Halls
As a safety precaution for the 2021-2022 academic year, residential students will not be permitted to have a guest spend the night unless approved by the Office of Residence Life & Housing.
Apartments/Bob Barker Hall Suites
As a safety precaution for the 2021-2022 academic year, residential students will not be permitted to have a guest spend the night unless approved by the Office of Residence Life & Housing.
Pets
Pets are not permitted in the residence halls, except fish in tanks not to exceed 10-gallon total capacity.
Quiet Hours
Quiet hours are set daily from 10 p.m. to 10 a.m. Quiet hours will be enforced by residence hall students and staff. It is your right as well as your responsibility to let offenders know if their activity is annoying you. Stereos, radios, TVs, musical instruments, and conversations must be kept to levels that will not interfere with the study or sleep of other residents. This time recognizes the right of all students to have an environment that supports academic success. Any amplified sound or other noise reaching beyond the limits of an individual room is considered an infringement on others’ personal space and may be addressed through the disciplinary process. If you encounter a noise problem, bring it to the attention of the offender. If the problem persists, contact your RA or the RD on duty.
Room Changes
Campbell Residence Life and Housing will not be able to accommodate any room changes for the 2020-2021 academic year. All students have a private room on campus and all our facilities are full.
Smoking Rule
All Residence Halls and Apartments are smoke-free facilities. This includes all common areas, such as laundry rooms, breezeways, suite and hallways, and floor lounges. Students need to move 50 feet away from the building while smoking to prevent endangering the health of others.
Other Policies
Because of the potential for damage to lives and property, the following behaviors are prohibited: throwing or dropping any object from a balcony, breezeway, window, or roof; propping open exterior hall doors; unauthorized entry into any restricted, locked, or closed residence hall space; failure to provide proper ID when requested to do so by a university official; interfering or tampering with safety/security systems; and engaging in sports (Frisbee, golf, soccer, riding skateboards, or bikes, etc.) within the residence halls.
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