Letu Student Handbook Quiz

The correct answer is "community." This is because LeTourneau University believes in fostering a sense of community among its students, faculty, and staff. By emphasizing community standards, the institution aims to create an environment that promotes collaboration, mutual respect, and a shared commitment to the values and goals of the university. These community standards help to shape the overall student life experience at LeTourneau University, ensuring that students not only excel academically but also develop important social and interpersonal skills that will serve them well in their future endeavors.

If residents are arrested or charged with breaking a law of the land, please make sure you notify your RD immediately.

The handbook goes on to say, "Sitting or lying in each other’s laps, and prolonged hugs or kisses are examples of unacceptable behavior. If a couple’s public behavior is considered inappropriate, a faculty or staff member will address the behavior accordingly." Don't forget, in this instance, an RA is a staff member and you have the opportunity/responsibility to say something.

The statement indicates that it is mandatory to wear footwear in all non-residential campus buildings, except for the Solheim Center which has certain exceptions. Therefore, the correct answer is True, as it aligns with the information provided in the statement.

For clarification, see the "Survey" portion of the Student Handbook's Special Policies section.

Please store this number in your cell phones, along with your RD's cell phone number, for emergencies. Just saying "4444" only helps if you're using a campus phone. It's important to remember that the area code for most of Longview is 903 and the OFFICE prefix is 233- (while the residential prefix is 220-).

The best answer is "yellow," though "red" indicates a fire zone where parking is forbidden at any time. Only along white curbs or striped pavement adjacent to the curb is parking allowed. Even then, it is only for a short time, as marked in the striping.

Generally, schools must have written permission from the parent or eligible student in order to release any information from a student’s education record other than what is considered "directory" information; however, FERPA allows schools to disclose those records, without consent, in certain situations.

Schools may disclose, without consent, “directory” information such as a student’s name, address, telephone number, date and place of birth, honors and awards, and dates of attendance; however, schools must tell parents and eligible students about directory information and allow parents and eligible students a reasonable amount of time to request that the school not disclose directory information about them.

You can also get to the student directory (or "StalkerNet") quickly by using www.letu.edu/studentdirectory.

Vandalism is defined as the deliberate act of property destruction, the severe disruption of normal University operations, or the malicious, intentional, and willful destruction or defacing of public or private property. This includes actions such as damaging or destroying buildings, graffiti, or any other form of intentional harm to property.

The prohibition of smoking and drinking exists on- or off-campus. The only distinction we make is if the student is under the direct authority of their parents. As an institution, we do not usurp the authority of parents, though we would certainly hope that parents would understand and support our intentions behind these guidelines.

Unauthorized use of an individual's identification, password, or MAC address is considered a disciplinable offense because it violates the privacy and security of the individual. By using someone else's identification or password without their consent, an individual can gain unauthorized access to their personal information or resources, potentially causing harm or misuse. Similarly, using someone else's MAC address can lead to unauthorized network access or impersonation, which can have serious consequences. Therefore, it is important to respect and protect the privacy and security of others by not engaging in such unauthorized activities.

The "Lost and Found" is located in the Student Affairs office. This is where students can go to inquire about lost items and potentially retrieve them. The Student Affairs office is responsible for providing support services and resources to students, so it makes sense that the Lost and Found would be located there.

Evacuation is mandatory--under no circumstances is anyone to remain inside the building while the alarm is activated. Only once the all-clear is given from the RD, the fire department, or UPD may residents return to the building.

Visitation hours are the same Thursday through Saturday: 6-11 pm. Visitation hours on Sunday are different: 5-9 pm. Visitation hours for the Village Apartments and Societies are everyday from noon to 11pm.

Changing oil and major repairs are not allowed to be performed on campus parking lots. "Major repair" means any repair that incapacitates the vehicle for more than 48 hours. These repairs may be done at Automotive Society in accordance with their rules and fees.

Persons operating motor scooters, mini-bikes, mopeds, go-carts or any other open-air vehicle other than a licensed motor vehicle, must also wear DOT approved protective head-gear appropriate for that type of vehicle.

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Camping on University property is strictly prohibited. This means that setting up a campsite or sleeping outdoors on University grounds is not allowed under any circumstances. It is important to adhere to this rule and respect the regulations set by the University.

Residents must be notified of any entries to their rooms while they are not present (i.e. room inspections, etc.). It is also advisable for TWO staff members to be present for any such entries. Just because you have a master key, doesn't mean that you need to use it. Overall, we need to have great respect for students' privacy and keying into student's rooms should be used with great caution. If an RA suspects reason to search a student's room, the RA should contact the RD. An RA should NEVER search a student's room alone.

The law states "the express or implied consent of the victim will not be a defense," most likely because one can never be certain how much the student *truly* wants to participate and how much of it is about feeling accepted. That is why we discuss community building events that students can freely choose to join.

Most areas of campus have a 20 mph speed limit; the exception is Harris Drive (along married student housing) which has a 15 mph speed limit.

Paintball guns may NOT be used or stored on-campus, but they MAY be stored in the TRUNK of a personal vehicle for off-campus recreational use.

Quiet hours for all living areas are typically designated during the time when most people are sleeping, in order to minimize noise disturbances. The answer "11 pm - 9 am" encompasses a longer duration during which noise should be kept to a minimum, compared to the other options provided. This timeframe ensures that people have ample time to rest and sleep without being disturbed by loud noises.

The concept to remember is that we consider it gambling if you pay money for the opportunity to win more money or a prize of some value. So offering 'door prize tickets' to anyone that is at an event is just fine; charging money for a raffle ticket is not permitted. Playing poker with chips is acceptable, but using money or exchanging money for the chips is not allowed.

No extension cords are allowed in the rooms. UL-rated power strips are acceptable but must be plugged directly into an outlet.

The University assumes some risk in interpreting the law in this way; please encourage your residents to become familiar with this policy and adhere to it.

Parking zone restrictions are in effect Monday through Friday from 7am to 5pm. Restrictions are not in effect on designated holidays. The Tyler East, Trinity, and Quad parking lots are zoned 24 hours, seven days a week. Other residential lots fall into the 7am-5pm restriction category.

Social dancing is not permitted on-campus or at school-related events.. Other forms of dancing - whether related to worship, an educational or cultural event, or a public performance - are acceptable. This guideline has not changed in several years; we have recently reminded student leaders to acknowledge this policy while it is in effect.

With Chapel attendance viewable online within the same day as Chapel, students need to challenge the official record within a relatively short window of time. The end of the semester--once you realize that you are deficient--is not the time to contest a Chapel from the beginning of the semester.

All solicitations must conform to the Fund Raising Policy listed in the Handbook and no solicitation of any kind should be made without first consulting with the Office of University Development. The goal is not to have one club ask for $250 and preclude the University as a whole from asking for a donation of greater value.

The Office of Student Affairs (OSA) must approve all announcements posted on the publicity bulletin boards in Heath-Hardwick Hall, Longview Hall, Glaske Hall, Belcher Center, and MSC. Signs in other buildings may be posted on interior brick walls only, and still need to be approved by OSA.

Postings in residence halls do NOT need to be approved by OSA, but DO need to be approved by the RD of that living area.

While we seek students' growth, we do not have something specifically called a "growth contract," according to the Student Handbook.