Housing Handbook Collin College Resident Handbook05-08-2020 | Page 12
Section 2: General Information and Procedures
Abandoned Property
Neither Collin College, Collin College Student
Housing, the Resident Life Department, nor any
Collin College staff are responsible for student
property left in any buildings, including Collin
College Student Housing apartments. Property
owned by a student resident or former student
resident left in a Collin College Student Housing
apartment 15 days after the apartment has been
vacated is considered abandoned property.
Address
A student who changes a permanent or local
address, or name, must notify the Admissions and
Records Office within the Student and Enrollment
Services suite of this change immediately. Any
communication from Collin College that is mailed
to the name and address on record is “considered
to be delivered” and the student is held
responsible.
State and federal laws regarding the possession,
sale, manufacture, or distribution of alcohol and
controlled substances will be strictly enforced at all
times on all Collin College property. The
enforcement of these laws on campus is the
primary responsibility of the Collin College Police
Department. Violators are subject to college
disciplinary action, criminal prosecution, a fine(s),
and/or imprisonment.
Student residents who violate this policy will be
subject to termination of tenancy and appropriate
disciplinary action, as defined in the Collin College
Student Code of Conduct. Termination of tenancy
does not release student residents from their
financial obligations under the Collin College
Student Housing Terms and Conditions.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Alcohol, Controlled Substances, Smoking,
Tobacco, and Electronic Smoking Devices Collin
College
provides
reasonable
accommodations, in accordance with the
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, to
afford equal educational opportunities to all
people.
Students
requesting
housing
accommodations under the ADA should contact the
Accommodations at Collin College for Equal
Support Services (ACCESS) Office. Once housing
accommodations are approved, the ACCESS Office
will inform the director of student housing
operations at 972.881.5151.
Collin College is an alcohol-, drug-, smoking-, and
tobacco-free institution. The possession or use of
any alcoholic beverage, controlled substance,
tobacco product, or electronic smoking device
(including, but not limited to, electronic cigarettes
or personal vaporizers) is strictly prohibited
anywhere on Collin College property or in Collin
College facilities. Policies prohibiting the use of
these substances and items also apply at Collin
College Student Housing. For more information,
see the current Student Code of Conduct. General announcements concerning Collin College
Student Housing activities will be posted on the
bulletin boards and/or sent to students’ Collin
College Email accounts. Students should develop
the habit of checking the bulletin boards and Collin
College Email regularly. All posters advertising
campus activities and events must be approved by
the Student Engagement Office. Commercial
establishments and private parties cannot
advertise on the bulletin boards or through Collin
College Email.
To send or receive mail, use the following address
information:
Collin College Student Housing
Attn.: (Resident’s Name)
5800 Jupiter Road
Apt. (Apartment Number)
Plano, Texas 75074
2019-2020 Collin College Resident Handbook
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