Living On-Campus
Amenities & Services
NU I.D. Card and Keys Card access buildings require the use of your university I.D. card to enter the exterior doors of the building. NU I.D. Card The NU I.D. card serves as your primary form of on-campus identification; use it to do things like check out library resources, access your meal plan …
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CA and LCA Position Description
Community Advisor Position Description The community advisor will serve as a mentor/resource to all residents in their building. They will report to the residence director and contribute to the day-to-day operations and programming in the residence halls. Community Development Maintain regular …
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Top Ten Reasons to Live on Campus
10. Academic Success Research of college and university students across the nation shows that students who live on campus are more satisfied with their college experience, earn better grades and are more likely to graduate than their commuting peers. 9. Convenience No commuting hassles! Stop …
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Community Standards
Community Standards The Community Standards Model is a concept developed by Dr. Terry Piper, and was first implemented at the University of Las Vegas, Nev. The driving principle of Community Standards is to provide an opportunity for members of a residential community to work together in creating a …
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Getting Involved in Your Hall and Campus
To get the most from your college experience, it is important to make good choices about the time you spend outside of class. With all the different organizations and clubs at Niagara University, you will find many ways to meet new people, improve your leadership skills, build self esteem, face …
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Academic Success
Role of Residence Life in Academics Living on campus is about learning. From having a roommate to figuring out how to study for college exams, the experience of living in a residence hall can have a significant impact on student learning and academic performance. Residence Life places great …
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Roommates
Tips for Living with Roommates Some roommates become very good friends, choosing to socialize and study together. Others become friends but spend time outside the room with different social groups. Still others do not become friends but accept each other as roommates and live compatibly together for …
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Safety and Security
In cooperation with the Office of Campus Safety, the Office Residence Life staff is committed to providing students with a safe and secure environment where they can pursue their studies while learning about themselves and others in the community. Security in the residence halls is provided in a …
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Our residence halls are global, multicultural communities of individuals representing a diverse blend of backgrounds and academic interests. We strive to work and live together in an atmosphere of positive contact and mutual respect. Residence Life recognizes and values the commonalities and …
MoreQuick Facts
Beds — Beds are single twin size (standard twin sheets will fit). Cable — Cable TV is included in your room so personal televisions are permitted. Any cables/wiring needed should be at least 10-feet long to allow for convenient placement. Damage Deposit — A damage deposit is added to your …
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