Pre-Assessment Policy Quiz (RA/RM) Fall 2016

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LVC Residential Life Policy Quiz

Welcome to the Pre-Assessment Policy Quiz for Residential Advising and Management! This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of the policies and procedures that govern residential life at Lebanon Valley College. Understanding these policies is essential for creating a safe and inclusive living environment for all students.

Participants will cover key topics including:

Smoke-Free Facilities
Quiet Hours
Room Entry Policies
Alcohol Regulations
Emergency Protocols

24 Questions6 MinutesCreated by EngagingGuide237

All college-owned residential facilities are considered "Clean-Air" smoke-free facilities. This means you may not smoke cigarettes indoors, and: (Check all that apply)

You may not burn aromatics (e.g. incense, candles, or oils)

You may not use a hookah or vaporizer device (e.g. vape, vape pen, homemade vaporizer, etc.)

You may not smoke marijuana or synthetic marijuana (e.g. K-2 or “Spice”)

You may not smoke electronic smoking devices (i.e. e-cigarettes)

Sophia, a sophomore student, is permitted to allow the following people to use her Dutchman OneCard ID to access her building: (Check all that apply)

Her roommate that lost hers and needs to borrow it for the weekend.

Her friends that are coming over to study late at night.

Just Sophia, no one else may use her access card.

Sophia's boyfriend, Ricky, who basically lives with her.

Which statement best describes LVC’s college policy regarding room entry?

College staff may not enter a student room under any circumstances; it is considered trespassing.

College staff may not enter a student room unless they receive permission from one of the residents of the room.

College staff may enter a student room at any time; but only to investigate policy violations and ensure proper maintenance, safety, or welfare of the residents.

College staff may enter a student room at any time they wish; no reason is necessary.

Which statements are accurate regarding LVC’s Quiet Hours policy?

Weeknight Quiet Hours are Sunday through Thursday, 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM.

Weekend Quiet Hours are Friday and Saturday, 12:00 PM to 8:00 AM.

Noise heard outside of a student’s room or within a student’s room from the corridor will be considered excessive.

During final exams, 24-hour (technically “23-hour”) quiet hours are in effect.

If a paper towel dispenser is discovered to be vandalized in a Mary Green restroom, and no one is found responsible or accepts responsibility for having done it, what will happen?

Facilities will repair the unit and the general Valley Fund will cover the cost of the repair.

Facilities will repair the unit and the residents of the building will be billed on a prorated basis to cover the cost of the repair.

Facilities will repair the unit and the Residential Life staff will hold a fundraiser to pay for the cost of the repair.

The RAs will be asked to find the residents responsible and make them repair the unit.

If you are sitting in the Dining Hall and you overhear a student talking about a sexual assault that happened at a party of the weekend, you should:

Do nothing. It’s just hearsay, and you probably heard it wrong.

Politely introduce yourself into their conversation and gather information for an incident report.

Talk to your friends/co-workers about what you heard and see if they know anything about it.

Do not say anything to the people talking, or anyone else, and simply report what you heard to your supervisor immediately.

Under what circumstances is a resident permitted to change rooms?

Only with the approval of the AC or Director, and at any time throughout the school year.

Only with the approval of the AC or Director, and not during the first and last two weeks of the semester.

Once the RA believes the room change is necessary, and notifies their supervisor, then the student may begin moving.

At any time the student wishes; no approval is needed from Residential Life.

What policy guidelines must be met for an LVC student to possess alcohol on-campus? (Check all that apply)

The student is at least 21 years of age.

The student only possesses (2) 6-packs of beer OR (1) 6-pack of wine coolers OR (1) L. Of wine OR (1) L. Of distilled alcohol.

The student must properly dispose of all empty containers immediately following consumption.

The student may not provide alcohol to anyone under the age of 21.

The student may participate in drinking games that encourage the rapid consumption of alcohol.

Which students are permitted to stay inside a building during a fire drill? (Check all that apply)

None. All students must evacuate when fire alarms are sounded.

Students with visual/auditory disabilities.

RA, because they are staff and do not need to leave.

Students using the restroom/shower facilities.

Students may entertain guests in their residence hall rooms under the following expectations: (Check all that apply)

The guest(s) stay for no more than 3 consecutive days or 2 consecutive nights.

The host consults their roommate prior to inviting the guest(s) and they give consent.

The guest(s) is escorted by the host while within and when leaving the residence hall.

The host is responsible for the action and/or any damage caused by the guest(s).

True or False: A resident may tell you about sexual harassment that they experienced on-campus from an LVC employee, and you can honestly promise them that you will keep it a secret.

True

False

True or False: During a meeting with a conduct hearing officer, a “0.000” Breathalyzer test result, collected by Public Safety, is the only full-proof way for the student to prove they were not consuming alcohol at a situation.

True

False

True or False: A resident may come to you stating that their mother is furious about something and demands to talk to you. You should take the call and hear the mother’s concerns.

True

False

True or False: The College is responsible for students’ property that is lost, stolen, or damaged in the event of a fire.

True

False

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