Contract Booklet 2007-2008

Table of Contents

1. About Us

• Significant Housing Dates
• HRL - Mission and goals
• Residence Halls and Apartments -- Which Should I Choose?
• Why Live in University Housing?

2. Conveniences of Home

• Furnishings -- What's Provided?
• Lofts
• Refrigerators
• Telephone Service
• Mail Service
• Bridges
• GLBTA
• Peer Tutoring
• Computer Centers
• IT Tutors
• Computing from Your Room
• Earning Money While Living on Campus

3. Before You Sign

• The University Housing Assignment Process - How it Works
• Expanded Housing Program Spaces
• Contract Applications (Waiting) List
• Instructions for Applying to Live in University Housing

4. Living Learning Communities

• American Indian Cultural House
• Biology House
• Carlson Leadership House
• Casa Sol
• CLA Career Explorations
• Design House
• Environment House
• German, Scandinavian and Dutch House
• Global Studies House
• Honors Housing
• IT Explorations in Engineering and Sciences
• La Casa de Espanol
• La Casa de Italiana
• La Maison Francaise
• Lavender House
• Pre-Veterinary Medicine House
• Public Acheivement House
• ROTC House
• St. Paul Honors and Scholars Housing
• Substance Free House
• West Bank Arts House
• Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) House

5. University Dining Services

• Meal Plan Rates
• Eating on the Run
• FlexDine
• Changing Your Meal Plan
• Meal plan options for residents living in apartment style housing
• Special Dietary Needs

6. The Fine Print

7. Housing & Dining Rates

8. Housing Regulations

• By applying for University Housing, you are agreeing to abide by University Housing policies.