2024–2025 RESIDENTIAL LIVING GUIDE 30 Presence If you are under the age of 21 and present in a, individual room, suite, apartment, or general vicinity where alcohol is being consumed, it may be assumed that you are consuming alcoholic. Any individual under the age of 21 should remove themselves from settings in which alcohol is being consumed. Providing Alcohol to Minors Providing alcohol to minors is strictly prohibited. Students of Legal Drinking Age You may responsibly possess and consume alcoholic beverages in your room or common apartment area/living room. You may not consume alcohol in hallways, breezeways, or other open community spaces, lounges, or lobby areas inside or outside of buildings. If documented for consuming alcohol in open community spaces, you will be subject to the conduct process. Animal Policy No pets or animals of any kind, other than fish (maximum 20-gallon tank) or approved service/ assistance, or emotional support animals, are allowed in the residence halls or on the property immediately surrounding these facilities. Students found with pets in their rooms/apartments will incur a $100 charge per occurrence and conduct action. General Regulations The following types of group or individual behavior are unacceptable in the residence halls. If found in violation, you will be subject to the conduct process, which could result in disciplinary action: Alcohol Policy Alcoholic Beverages Residents are expected to abide by all Florida State Laws and Statutes regarding the possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages. The possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages by persons under the age of 21 is against the law. Alcohol Paraphernalia Possession of alcohol paraphernalia is strictly prohibited in all residence facilities. Paraphernalia is considered items possessed or used in conjunction with consumption, binge drinking, communal drinking, etc. This includes, but is not limited to communal/ large drinking containers (kegs, beer balls, etc.); beer funnels; beer bongs; and beer pong tables/equipment. In addition, displays of empty alcoholic beverage containers (to include packaging) and items used for consumption of alcohol (e.g., shot glasses) are strictly prohibited in all residence facilities. Residence Life staff or NSU Public Safety will ask the resident to remove the items. Community Standards
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