Guide to Residential Life

Welcome to Residential Life. We are excited that you chose Stockton University, and have decided to live in our residence halls. I want to welcome those that are new to Stockton, and those that are coming back to our residence halls for the upcoming academic year.

As an '05 alumnus, and having lived on campus for four years, I had amazing experiences and made life long friends.  My hope for you is that you have a similar experience.  The resident assistants, graduate coordinators, and professional staff are here to assist you 24 hours a day.   Please be sure to review this website because it contains important information about living on campus.  I am excited to see you on campus and please feel free to stop by my office and say hello.

Steven E. Radwanski, Ed.D.
Assistant Vice President of Student Living & Learning/Executive Director of Residential Life
Stockton University, A-100 Office of Residential Life

Living in a Residential Community

Become aware of the social contract and responsibilities of being a resident.

(Guests, Student Bill of Rights, Quiet Hours, Crisis Intervention, Alcohol, Marijuana, Illegal Substances, Smoking, Solicitation.)

Conduct Accountability Procedures

Procedures related to violations of the Guide to Residential Life or Code of Conduct.

(Incident Reports, Student Notification, Res. Life Administrative Hearings, Residential Hearing Board, Referral Process, Campus Hearing Board, Residential Life Sanctions, Appeal Process)

Residential Life Procedures

Procedures related to regulated activities in residential areas.

(Housing Eligibility, Family Housing, Property Insurance, FERPA Waiver, Housing Application Process, Winter Break, Spring Break, Pets, Service Animals, Storage, Beach, Trees, Weapons, Bulletin Boards, Laundry)

Custodial, Maintenance Service and Pest Control

Services available and cleanliness standards for residents.

(Air Conditioning & Heating, Custodial Service, Damages, Work Orders, Right of Entry, Lighing, Pest Control, Recycling/Trash)

Emergencies

Guidelines for emergency situations in residential areas.

(Safety & Security, Evacuation Areas, Fire Emergencies, Carbon Monoxide Detectors, Fire Suppression System, Medical Emergencies, Missing Student Guidelines, Emergency Contact).

 

Residential Life Mission Statement Is To...

Provide a safe, inclusive, and educational environment where students can be empowered to leave a meaningful impact on society.  We strive to assist students in creating a sense of belonging where students can engage, with peers, faculty, and staff, in meaningful dialogue, while simultaneously, cultivating personal, and professional growth that will allow students to live, learn, and leave a legacy. 

Residential Life Vision Statement

The Office of Residential Life seeks to blend course load effeciency and residential living through deliberate educational experiences; by providing a safe and secure environment where students will experience advancement both interpersonally and professionally through intentional interactions and programming.  We strive to create programming that encourages incremental and sustainable growth allowing them to be culturally aware and relevant to the evolving needs and ideas of the world.