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Tiger Paw
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FACILITIES CONDUCT POLICIES
Individuals who violate the Facilities Conduct Policy will be
subject to disciplinary action in accordance with the regular disciplinary
procedures of the University as outlined in the Student Handbook.
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Respect the rights of others to carry on conversation.
Loud or abusive language is not conducive to a positive environment and will
not be tolerated. Conduct should not be disruptive to others within the
building. Specifically, loud noise will not be permitted except in conjunction
with a scheduled University event, (e.g., dance, novelty events).
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Students are expected to treat all furnishings on campus
in an appropriate manner. Lying or sitting on the arms or backs of sofas,
chairs, or on tables is prohibited. Feet and shoes are not allowed on the
furniture.
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Sofas and love-seats may not be moved without prior
permission of the staff member working in appropriate building. If chairs are
moved, they must be returned to the original location.
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Because the safety and well-being of our students is
important, running or other forms of horseplay are forbidden.
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All stairways around and leading into buildings and
entrances are to be kept clear at all times. Sitting or loitering on or in the
immediate area of the building steps and entrances will not be permitted.
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Pets (and other animals) are not permitted within
buildings with the exception of animals performing a special function, such as
seeing-eye dogs.
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Smoking is not permitted.
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Shirts and shoes are required.
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Bicycles and rollerblades are prohibited inside
buildings.
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The Tiger Paw
Student Handbook does not constitute a contract between the
student and UWA. Although every effort has been made to
provide students with complete and accurate information, UWA
reserves the right to change programs and requirements, and to
modify, amend or revoke rules, regulations and policies listed
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