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Residence hall staff will confiscate and dispose of any alcohol and/or alcohol parapher­nalia found in the possession of residents or their guests. Shot glass­es, champagne flutes and flasks may be used only for decorative purposes however, they will be confiscated along with any other items, regardless of these items’ original purposes, if used for the storage or consumption of al­cohol. Examples include, but are not limited to, wine bottles, beer-pong tables and beer bongs. Possession of alcohol parapherna­lia (items used for the storage or consumption of alcoholic substances), including decorated or decorative alcohol containers of any kind (except those specifically listed below), is prohibited in the residence halls. Public intoxication, disorderly conduct or vandalism due to alcohol use is not permitted on University-owned or -operated property. Students and their guests are not permit­ted to consume, manufacture, use, possess, sell or distribute alcohol in or on the premis­es of University-owned or -operated residen­tial or dining locations (including common ar­eas, such as The RISE pool), regardless of their age. Participants in the planning or execution of pranks will be subject to con­duct action, and students may be charged for any damages. Pranks or practical jokes that change the ap­pearance of the halls or living areas or that cre­ate a disruption for residents and/or staff are strictly prohibited. This includes ac­tivities that are excessively noisy or otherwise disruptive to other residents. Residents should not engage in disruptive or disorderly conduct or lewd, indecent or ob­scene conduct or expression. All residents and their guests must carry their TigerCard or photo ID at all times, or they may be treated as trespassers by Residen­tial Life, property management/security staff or by MUPD. Residents are responsible for the behavior and actions of their guests. Mizzou at The RISE - Residents must accompany guests on complex property at all times. A resident’s right to privacy takes precedence over the privilege of having over­night guests. Room-/suitemates are expected to respect each other’s reasonable requests for priva­cy and must have permission from their room-/suitemate(s) before hosting a guest overnight.

Only the person with a current Residential Life contract for a particular space should be living in that space. Guests (including children) may not stay for an ex­tended (more than two days) or frequent basis. Residents must meet their guests at the exterior door to let them into the hall and must accompany their guests throughout the hall at all times.ĭo not allow anyone else to use your room key or TigerCard. For more information, see Student Responsibility/Implied Consent. Visitation may be re­stricted for guests who violate hall policies, and residents may be subject to conduct ac­tion. Residents are responsible for their guests’ actions and behavior. Residents will use their TigerCards to enter their hall’s residential living area. Guests and Visitationĭoors to residential living areas are locked at all times. Student Conduct ProcessĪll issues will be referred to the Office of Student Accountability and Support, as well as any other appropriate campus office. The University cannot guarantee that the student will not experience an emergency, pandemic or act of God.įor more information, see Student Conduct Process and Guests and Visitation.

The student recognizes that MU cannot control nor prevent emergencies, pandemics and other acts of God. If a student observes any policy violation while in a residence hall, the student should immediately notify hall staff.Īny student is responsible for the behavior and objects in a room or common space where a policy violation has occurred if they are in the space, regardless of their level of participation. If a student or guest violates established policy in a University-owned or –operated property or violates other student conduct standards, the student is subject to conduct action. Students are responsible for their own behavior and that of their guests. If something is different at Mizzou at The RISE, it will be indicated toward the end of the policy.įailure to abide by University and departmental policies may result in disciplinary action, per the Collected Rules and Regulations 200.020: Rules of Procedures in Student Conduct Matters. Residents of all residence halls (including Mizzou at The RISE) agree to follow all Residential Life rules and regulations as stated in the Housing Contract. Residents are also expected to bring these concerns to the attention of the hall staff. Residents are expected to identify and re­solve issues that affect them, their room/suitemate(s) and/or the community. Students living in Residential Life-owned or -operated facilities must follow behavioral standards needed to maintain a suitable community living environ­ment for all residents.