Village Housing

If you want to have party in your village housing space, planning a party is quick and painless. Please follow the simple steps below to plan a successful party in your village house.

1. Complete the Village Party Application.
2. Print, fill out, and sign the Party Agreement. All housemates must sign. Send application to ResLife account once completed.
3. Create your guest list. Please include your guests' full name and T-Number in a typed list. There is a maximum of 12 guests regardless of space. 
4. Note: Facilities Operations will conduct a post-party walk-through on the Monday following your party for all unapproved parties, or parties that exceeded the 12-person limit. Judicial action and fines apply. 

Things to Keep in Mind

• The host of the party must be a resident of the desired party location.
• If there will be alcohol at the party, the host must be at least 21 years old.
• If there will be alcohol at the party, the hosts must stay sober.
• Make sure all housemates are ok with you having a party.
• Follow all state, local, and federal laws.
• Don’t forget to read up on college policies regarding alcohol and parties.
• Don’t let partygoers into bedrooms. Keep your valuables well hidden.
• Have plenty of non-alcoholic beverages and food available at your event.
• If extra guests show up at your party, be sure to call Campus Safety for assistance.
• If Campus Safety stops by, be sure to follow all directions issued by the officers.
• No hard alcohol. The college only allows beer (no kegs/party bowls) and wine.
• Each individual should assess the personal risk involved in gathering with others. Ideally, individuals will self-disclose vaccination status.

Parties are not permitted during the following:

• Fall Break
• Spring Break
• The first two weeks of the semester
• The last two weeks of the semester

If you have questions, please speak with your Village Assistant or stop by the Office of Residence Life.

Each village house address will receive one bag of snow-melt salt. The salt provided to residents is to be used for removing ice from exterior stairs and walkways immediately adjacent to the house. The bag of salt should be kept inside the house out of the weather. If your house did not have a bag of salt when you moved in during the fall, please place a work order with facilities in the beginning of October.

In addition, if the residents have not received a bag of salt by early November, then they should contact Facilities Operations with the work order number associated with that request.  

If the first bag residents have is fully used, residents can place a work order to have a second bag delivered. If a house needs more than the two bags provided by the College, the residents will be responsible for purchasing additional bags.

Many homes built before 1978 have lead-based paint. This may include some of the village houses owned by the college. Lead based paint that is in good condition is usually not a hazard. Peeling, chipping, chalking or cracking lead-based paint is a hazard and needs immediate attention. Lead dust can form when lead-based paint is dry scraped, dry sanded or heated. Dust also forms when painted surfaces bump or rub together. Lead chips and dust can get on surfaces and objects that people touch. Settled lead dust can reenter the air when people vacuum, sweep or walk through it. Lead in soil can be a hazard when children play in bare soil or when people bring soil into the house on their shoes.

If you are concerned about lead paint in one of the village homes, please contact Facilities Operations .