Participants are not allowed to have visitors in their rooms other than ODU BLAST 2017 participants or staff, chaperones, and parents/guardians, other family members, or friends during move-in and move-out times. ODU BLAST participants are not allowed to be in other residence hall rooms of other ODU students or other summer conference attendees. Any student found in violation of this visitation policy will be dismissed from the program and sent home. Standards of Conduct. Students are expected to adhere to ODU’s Student Conduct Code found at . Any of the following occurrences result in expulsion from ODU BLAST. Parent(s)/guardian(s) will be notified by phone through a conference call with the participant and ODU BLAST director staff. The parent(s)/guardian(s) will then be responsible for picking up their child from ODU BLAST or reimbursing ODU BLAST for a bus ticket home. Using or possessing alcoholic beverages Using or possessing tobacco Using or possessing illegal substance of any type Using or possessing weapons of any kind Committing any act of violence Intentionally damaging or stealing the property of ODU, ODU BLAST, or another individual Leaving the dorm after curfew without permission from the ODU BLAST Director Exhibiting potentially harmful behavior to self or others Violating the Visitation Code Violating the Buddy System 2nd violation of the curfew Summer Access Card/Meal Card and Room Key Each participant will receive a lanyard with a room key and summer access card during check-in. Summer Access Cards are programmed to allow access to the residence hall from outside. Room keys provide access to individual dorm rooms. Summer Access Cards also serve as the meal card for the duration of the camp. It is each individual’s responsibility to keep track of his/her Summer Access Card and room key. A replacement room key has a charge of $75.00 and will be billed to the participant. A replacement summer access card has a charge of $15.00 and will be billed to the participant. and Snacks
Participants are not allowed to have visitors in their rooms other than ODU BLAST 2017 participants or staff, chaperones, and parents/guardians, other family members, or friends during move-in and move-out times. ODU BLAST participants are not allowed to be in other residence hall rooms of other ODU students or other summer conference attendees. Any student found in violation of this visitation policy will be dismissed from the program and sent home. Standards of Conduct. Students are expected to adhere to ODU’s Student Conduct Code found at . Any of the following occurrences result in expulsion from ODU BLAST. Parent(s)/guardian(s) will be notified by phone through a conference call with the participant and ODU BLAST director staff. The parent(s)/guardian(s) will then be responsible for picking up their child from ODU BLAST or reimbursing ODU BLAST for a bus ticket home. Using or possessing alcoholic beverages Using or possessing tobacco Using or possessing illegal substance of any type Using or possessing weapons of any kind Committing any act of violence Intentionally damaging or stealing the property of ODU, ODU BLAST, or another individual Leaving the dorm after curfew without permission from the ODU BLAST Director Exhibiting potentially harmful behavior to self or others Violating the Visitation Code Violating the Buddy System 2nd violation of the curfew Summer Access Card/Meal Card and Room Key Each participant will receive a lanyard with a room key and summer access card during check-in. Summer Access Cards are programmed to allow access to the residence hall from outside. Room keys provide access to individual dorm rooms. Summer Access Cards also serve as the meal card for the duration of the camp. It is each individual’s responsibility to keep track of his/her Summer Access Card and room key. A replacement room key has a charge of $75.00 and will be billed to the participant. A replacement summer access card has a charge of $15.00 and will be billed to the participant. and Snacks
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