Common use of Housing Assignment Clause in Contracts

Housing Assignment. The University Housing Office is responsible for developing and implementing a process for assigning University Housing to students. While efforts are made to honor residence hall and roommate requests, the University reserves the right to make assignments, reassignments, or adjustments that may be deemed necessary. Each student agrees to meet the terms of the room assignment procedure as publicized by the Housing Departments. Failure to meet these terms may forfeit the student's right to a housing assignment. The University’s failure to honor a preference will not void the Contract. The University reserves the right to assign students to short-term or temporary housing according to applications, space availability, and other housing needs including, but not limited to, health concerns. The University reserves the right to change room assignments at any time. The University reserves the right to consolidate vacancies by requiring Residents to move to other University Housing. The University reserves the right to change room assignments for any reason, including but not limited to promoting the well-being and safety of Residents; maintaining, operating, renovating, or repairing facilities; establishing a special interest building, floor, unit, or section; to convert rooms for occupancy by the opposite sex, to fill a University Housing unit, for disciplinary reasons, for incompatibility of roommates, or for any other reasonable purposes. When roommate conflicts occur and the Residents cannot resolve their differences, the Housing Departments may choose to move the Resident(s) of the University Housing unit to any vacant spaces. Residents will be responsible for any difference in costs. When a vacancy occurs, the University reserves the right to assign a new occupant. If the Resident assigned to the University Housing is resistant to the new occupant moving in, the current Resident may be charged the cost of a single space. This open space should be readily available with no inconvenience to the newly assigned resident. It is the responsibility of the student assigned to the room to ensure the readiness of that space. Failure to prepare the space for a new occupant may result in a fine and/or disciplinary action. Residents are prohibited from transferring, assigning, subletting, or housing unauthorized guests. University Housing cannot be occupied by anyone other than the assigned Resident(s). Residents cannot use or permit the University Housing and/or common areas to be used for any purpose other than that of a private dwelling. Residents who violate this policy may face termination of Housing without refund and/or other judicial disciplinary action. The University reserves the right to restrict a guest's access to any residence hall.

Housing Assignment. The University Housing Office is responsible for developing and implementing a process for in assigning University Housing housing to students. While efforts are made to honor residence hall and roommate requests, the University reserves the right to make assignments, reassignments, reassign- ments or adjustments that may be deemed necessary. Each student agrees to meet the terms of the room assignment procedure as publicized by the Department of Housing Departmentsand Residential Education. Failure to meet these terms may forfeit the student's right to a housing assignment. The University’s failure Failure to honor a preference will not void the Contract. The In order to accommodate a maximum number of students and to effectively use existing facilities, the University reserves the right to assign students to short-term or temporary housing according to applications, applications and permanent space availability, . Withdrawals and other housing needs including, but not limited to, health concerns. The University reserves the right cancellations will usually permit these students to change room assignments at any timebe transferred to permanent rooms or apartments. The University reserves the right to consolidate vacancies by requiring Residents to move from single occupancy to other University Housingaccommodations. The University reserves the right to change room assignments for any reason, including but not limited to promoting promote the well-being and safety of Residents; maintaining, operatingto maintain, renovatingoperate, renovate or repairing repair facilities; establishing , to establish a special interest building, floor, unit, unit or section; , to convert rooms for occupancy by the opposite sex, to fill a University Housing unitan apartment, room or suite, for disciplinary reasonsreasons caused by the Resident, for unre- solved incompatibility of roommates, or for any other reasonable purposes. When roommate room- mate conflicts occur and the Residents cannot resolve their differences, the Department of Housing Departments and Residential Education may choose to move the Resident(s) one or all Residents of the University Housing unit room/apartment to any vacant spaces. Residents will be responsible for any difference differ- ences in costs. When a vacancy occurs, the University reserves the right to assign a new occupant. If the Resident assigned to the University Housing room/apartment is resistant to the new occupant moving in, the current Resident may be charged the cost of a single space. This open space should be readily available with no inconvenience to the newly assigned residentResident. It is the responsibility responsi- bility of the student assigned to the room to ensure the readiness of that space. Failure to prepare the space for a new occupant may result in a fine and/or disciplinary action. Residents are prohibited from transferring, assigning, subletting, or housing unauthorized guests. University Housing cannot be occupied by anyone other than the assigned Resident(s). Residents cannot use or permit the University Housing and/or common areas Premises to be used for any purpose pur- pose other than that of a private dwelling. Residents who violate this policy may face termination of removal from Housing without refund and/or other judicial Judicial disciplinary action. The University reserves the right to restrict access of a guest's access guest into a residence hall based on current or previous academic performance or judicial history. The University reserves the right to any residence hallchange room assignment at the conclusion of an academic year.