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What could be going better? How will we move forward? Is there anything we want to add?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nWhen challenges come up in your room, suite, or apartment, we encourage you to first try addressing them directly. We know that sometimes it helps to have support or someone to talk things through with. If that’s the case, feel free to reach out to an RA, SRA, HM, or AM—they’re always happy to listen or help set up a conversation with your roommate(s) or suitemate(s) . For more serious concerns, reach out to your Community Director!  \nWe hope your year is off to a great start!  \n-The Residence Life Team  \nROOMMATE AGREEMENT  \nBUILDING  ROOM  Roommate Names and Signatures:  \nName  Sign   \nName  Sign   \nName  Sign   \nName  Sign   \nDate Completed  / /   \nStudent Staff Signature   \n1) If someone wants to have a visitor(s)/guest(s), they will:  \nA) Ask the roommate(s) B) Inform the roommate(s)  \nC) Other:   \n2) When should visitor(s) leave for the night:  \nA) a specific time  B) when someone asks  \nC) When some one wants to go to sleep  \nD) Other:   \n3) When a Family Member is visiting/Staying over we will:  \nA) Ask the roommate(s) B) Tell the Roommates  day(s) ahead  \nC) Other:   \n4) Are we okay with the TV being on/music playing while we a both in the room?  \nA) Yes B) No C) Use headphones after    \n5) How will we keep the temperature in the room?  \nA) Warmer B) Cooler C) Adjust it as needed  \n6) When we are home, we will keep the door: *Residence Life recommends A) Shut and Locked B) Shut and Unlocked you keep your door locked C) Propped Open when there is no one home*  \n7) If someone wants to use another's possession(s), we will:  \nA) Ask prior to use B) Use and Inform then after  \nC) Set list of items that can be borrowed:  \n___________________________________________  \n___________________________________________  \n8) What time frame will a possession be returned:  \nA) After Use B) Same Day C)Within 2 days  \nD) Other:   \n9) If the room is too loud and someone is going to sleep, we will:  \nA) Ask the other(s) to be quiet or leave the room  \nB) Put in Earplugs/Headphones C) Leave the Room  \n*Quiet Hours: 10pm-10am, Sun-Thur 12am-10am, Fri-Sat  \n10) What time will we turn off the lights at night?  \nWeekdays: 9pm 10pm11pm Other:   \nWeekends: 9pm 10pm11pmOther:   \n11) If someone has left for a night(s), can their bed be used?  \nA) Yes B) No C) Ask Prior  \n12) Can friends sit on others beds when they aren’t there?  \nA) Yes B) Other:   \n13) When issues/concerns arise, what is your preferred communication style?  \nA) Address it in the moment B) Schedule a time to talk  \nC) Other:    \n14) How often will we clean the room?  \nA) Every few days B) Once a Week C) Keep it clean  \nThings to discuss with your Roommates/Suitemates:  \n􀂟 What is your version of clean?  \n\n| 􀂟 How do you prefer to address concerns when they arise? |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 􀂟 | How will we divide chores for the room? |\n| 􀂟 | How will we divide chores for the common spaces? |\n| 􀂟 | How will we split the cost of shared items we buy? |\n| 􀂟 How will we handle having different schedules? (Someone having early classes while the other can sleep in? Night owl vs. Early bird) |  |","cbCaik0FsdJ6R36y","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik0FsdJ6R36y","pdf",1613715,"English","# Roommate Agreement\n## Revisiting Your Agreement\n## Roommate Names and Signatures\n## Agreement Topics","[{\"question\":\"What should roommates do when challenges arise in the room or apartment?\",\"answer\":\"Address the concern directly with the roommate(s) first. 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