residence halls
You are advised to limit your belongings until you have seen the size of your assigned room. It is recommended that you contact your roommate(s) ahead of time (if possible) to coordinate what each of you will bring. This can make the move-in process less stressful and less time-consuming.
Items you should bring include, but are not limited to: bed linens, pillow, bedspread/quilt, desk lamp, coat hangers, extra storage containers, bath towels, toiletries, fun tack (for hanging posters), laundry money and detergent.
You are responsible for your own property. When leaving your room, you are advised to lock your door and windows. The University is not responsible for loss or damage for any cause to your personal property. You are urged to have personal property insurance to protect from loss or damage.
First-Year Special Interest Housing (SIH)
2008-2009
International Student Community at Renaissance Hall –An area for first-year International Students to live together and participate in programming designed to assist residents in acclimating to J&W, Providence, and the United States.
Requirements:
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First-year International student, recognized by the J&W International
Center
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Eligible to live on the Downcity Campus
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Attend two programs per trimester, hosted by the Resident Assistant staff
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Sign a community agreement upon check in regarding program participation
Technology Living/Learning Community at Snowden Hall –A wing for first-year technology majors (among other upperclassman technology majors) interested in living with other students in the same academic program. The floor Resident Assistant is an upperclassman Technology Major. Faculty from the School of Technology will be involved in programming and mentorship in this community, providing out of classroom contact with instructors and academic program content
Requirements:
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Enrolled as a full-time undergraduate, first-year student (freshman/transfer)
within the School of Technology.
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Attend two programs per trimester, (1 hosted by the floor Resident Assistant,
1 hosted by the School of Technology)
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Sign a community agreement upon check in regarding program participation
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Maintain enrollment in a major within the School of Technology
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Maintain good academic standing within the University
Wellness Community at McNulty Hall –A floor for first-year students interested in living a lifestyle geared toward physical, mental, and academic wellness.
Requirements:
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Eligible to live on the Downcity Campus
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Attend two wellness programs per trimester, hosted by the floor Resident
Assistant
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Sign a community agreement upon check in regarding: Program participation,
enhanced sanctions for those found in violation of an alcohol or drug
violation on campus, use of floor lounge, etc.
Wellness Community at West Hall – A floor for first-year students interested in living a lifestyle geared toward physical, mental, and academic wellness.
Requirements:
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Eligible to live on the Harborside Campus
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Attend two wellness programs per trimester, hosted by the floor Resident
Assistant
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Sign a community agreement upon check in regarding: Program participation,
enhanced sanctions for those found in violation of an alcohol or drug
violation on campus, use of floor lounge, etc.
Upperclassman Special Interest Housing (SIH)
2008-2009
Academic Community at Harborside Village (Building A) –– A community of students who desire a quieter atmosphere, focused on academic pursuits outside of the classroom.
Requirements:
• Attend two academic programs per trimester, hosted by the floor Community
Assistant
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Sign a community agreement upon check in regarding: Program
participation, adherence to 24 hour quiet hours, use of floor study
room, etc.
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Maintain good academic standing within the University
Academic Community at Renaissance Hall – A community of students who desire a quieter atmosphere, focused on academic pursuits outside of the classroom.
Requirements:
• Attend two academic programs per trimester, hosted by the floor Community Assistant
• Sign a community agreement upon check in regarding: Program participation, adherence to 24 hour quiet hours, use of floor study room, etc.
• Maintain good academic standing within the University
Wellness Community at Harborside Village (Building H) –A building for upperclassman students interested in living a lifestyle geared toward physical, mental, and academic wellness.
Requirements:
• Eligible to live on the Harborside Campus
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Attend two wellness
programs per trimester, hosted by Community Assistant
•
Sign a community
agreement upon check in regarding: Program
participation, enhanced sanctions for those found in violation
of an alcohol or drug violation on campus, use of floor lounge,
etc.
Wellness Community at Hospitality Center and Renaissance Hall – A floor for upperclassman students interested in living a lifestyle geared toward physical, mental, and academic wellness.
Requirements:
•
Attend two wellness programs per trimester, hosted by the floor Resident
Assistant
•
Sign a community agreement upon check in regarding: Program participation,
enhanced sanctions for those found in violation of an alcohol or drug
violation on campus, use of floor lounge, etc.
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