1. Residential education and housing
First-Year-Student
Housing Information S N C

2. Learning Outcomes For Today
Learn about SNC staff here to help you
Understand SNC is four year residential College
Know where to find policies and procedures
Understand choices for room set-up
Find out how roommates/rooms are assigned
Learn how to communicate with roommates
Find out about the Do’s and Don’ts
Learn about move-in information

3. Residential Education and Housing Staff Members
Resident Assistants/Community Assistants
Area Coordinators
Central Office Staff Members
There are several staff members that are available to students that can be great resources for you.
Residence Hall Directors are college graduates. They are full-time professionals who work and live in the halls. They assist RA’s in offering the best experience for students. They are knowledgeable about campus resources and can assist residents with problems or find the right campus resource to assist.
Resident Assistants or RA’s are students who live on each floor or wing. They also are trained in campus resources, policy, protocol and crisis intervention. This is the first place to go when you have questions.
Central Office Staff Members work in Tod Wehr Hall (Resource Fair). The central staff runs overall processes such as housing selection and placement.
Introduce Dana Hall Director
Mike Director of Housing Operations
Cathy Student Services Coordinator
Cornell Administrative Assistant
Our Team

4. What is an RA? Resident Assistants Student
Liaison for campus resources
Leader
Programmer
Mediator
Policy Monitor
Mentor
Resident Assistants

5. What is an Area Coordinator?
Professional staff member
Conduct hearing officer
Crisis responder
RA supervisor
Student developer
Live-in manager
Advisor
Staff

6. On-Campus Living Expectations
4 year Residency Requirement
The Spirit and Tradition of Communio The word for the deep sense of community you find here at St. Norbert is communio. It is lived through open dialogue, consultation and collaboration.
Follow policies and community standards
Housing Agreement – has all living guidelines

7. Campus Living Move-in Information
Majority of students move-in on Thursday, August 24 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Honors students move-in on Wednesday, August 23 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Move-in assistance: Bruess’s Brigade
Start at Schneider Field.
Campus Living

8. How to Select Your Roommate
1. Go the REH main webpage
2. Scroll down on the right hand side of the page and select the “Apply Now” button.
3. Login using your MySNC login which is generally the first four letters of your last name and your first and middle initial. Use the password that you set up previously.

9. Options For Selecting Roommates
Three options for roommate selection:
OPTION #1: If You Know Who You Want to Live With
OPTION #2: If You Are Looking for a Roommate
OPTION #3: If You Would Like Residential Education and Housing to Match You With a Roommate

10. Roommate Assignments Roommate Info
REH assigns students in order of deposit date.
Assignments are made based on application information.
Mutual roommate requests
Changes can still be made until Sunday, June 18th at 10:00 p.m. through your online housing account!
Roommate Info

11. Roommate Information Roommate Info
for assignments/newsletter– Mid July.
Verbally talk with your roommate (don’t only rely on social media, texting).
Your Social Media:– make sure it’s an accurate reflection of who you are!
Roommate Info

12. Hall Assignments Campus Living
Approximately 50% of first year student women will be in Sensenbrenner Hall.
Approximately 50% of first year student men will be in Burke Hall.
Approximately 50% of students will have SNC assign their roommate
Campus Living

13. Kahoot Instructions Use your smart phone to go to Kahoot.it
Type in the game pin and create nick-name

14. Loft Learning Objectives
Why have a loft?
Which halls do you have to rent lofts for and which ones come pre-lofted?
What are the options for lofting?
How to rent a loft

15. Loft Video
Open Video

16. Loft
Talk to your roommate BEFORE purchasing a loft, especially if you plan on having an L-shaped set-up.

17. College Products Loft Costs
Basic Year Long Rental: $ per loft
TWO lofts are needed for both beds to be lofted
An additional L- Bracket needs to be purchased for both students to loft
1 L-Bracket is needed per room
L-Bracket Cost: $20
Deluxe Rental: $179.36
Includes: basic loft rental plus insurance and a shelf
Shelf Cost: $20
For more information visit our website or collegeproducts.com!

18. What To Bring… Residence Life For an extensive list:
Go to the housing website
Select “First-Year Students”
Select “What to Bring”
Or type in the URL:
Residence Life

19. What To Bring…
Open Video
Residence Life

20. Do’s & Don’ts Do talk to your roommate
Do talk about which items you would like to share
Do discuss things like bedtimes, cleaning, use of alarm clock, and guests
Do get to know your RA for assistance
Do complete a roommate agreement
Don’t post hurtful things about a roommate on social media
Don’t take/use your roommates personal items without permission
Don’t assume they are on the same schedule
Don’t disrespect your RA and campus policy

21. Let’s Act it Out
Austin
Ahmed
Elizabeth
Danielle

22. Maintaining a reasonable level of noise 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Quiet Hours
WHAT?
WHEN?
10:30pm-9am
Weeknights
(Sun-Thu)
Midnight-9am
Weekends
(Fri-Sat)
Keeping noise levels reduced. Sound should not be heard more than 2 doors away from source.
Policies
WHY?
Courtesy Hours
To avoid disturbing other residents and to maintain a respectful community.
Maintaining a reasonable level of noise 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

23. Policies Alcohol, Drugs, & Pets Alcohol/Drugs Pets Smoking/Tobacco
National, State, and Local laws apply to all students, faculty, and staff.
No pets (except fish) are allowed in the residence halls. This includes “visiting” pets!
Policies
Smoking/Tobacco
Smoking and chewing tobacco are prohibited except within 7 feet of urns.

24. Conduct Process/ General Policies
Director of Prevention Education and Judicial Affairs: Melissa Vergara
There exist housing policies for students to follow, found in The Citizen student handbook
Prohibited items, safety, guests
Violation of these policies will result in the conduct process
The process is overseen by Melissa Vergara
Policies