Winter Break

Want to stay on campus over the Winter Break?

Students that want to stay in on-campus housing over the winter break period will need to complete a separate application and additional charges will apply. The University Housing Winter Break application will be available for download on the University Housing website www.asu.edu/housing. Please make sure to complete and submit the Winter Break Application prior to Friday, November 20, 2009.

Fall 2009 Move Out

If you won’t be staying on campus over the Winter Break, make sure that you are ready to move out 24 hours after your last final and no later than Friday, December 18, 2009 at 5 p.m. Please ensure that you return your keys and follow all of the proper check out procedures with your hall staff. Contact your hall staff for more information.

Not Attending ASU Spring 2010

Students who will not attend ASU in the spring term, (due to withdrawal, transfer, or graduation) must complete a License Agreement Release (LAR) request in order to request release from the University Housing License Agreement.

A $75 License Agreement Release processing fee is assessed for all approved License Agreement Releases and additional charges may apply depending upon the nature of the license agreement release.

The priority deadline to submit an LAR for Spring 2010 is Friday, November 13, 2009. Please see your hall staff for details and further instructions.

2010 - 2011 On-campus Housing

Now that you’ve made ASU your home away from home, you know how fun and convenient living on campus is. As a student who currently lives on campus, you have the opportunity to have first pick of on-campus housing for next year! Start thinking about where you want to live and watch for more details to come about renewing your on-campus housing for 2010-2011.

Microsoft - The Ultimate Steal

Looking to upgrade to Office 2007 Ultimate or Windows Vista Ultimate?

A total steal for students only!
Office Ultimate 2007 - $59.95
Windows Vista Ultimate (RED) - $64.95

Click here to visit microsoft.com and get your reduced copy of Office 2007 or Windows Vista.

If you need help loading either of the above we can help you at the Technology Center.

UPS Recycling

So you know where to recycle your soda cans and newspapers. But what to do with that used ink cartridge? Or your old cell phone? Bring them with you when you check your mail, of course!

The UPS Store at ASU has partnered with ASU Recycling and University Housing to bring you ink/toner cartridge and cell phone/small electronics recycling. Look for the collection bins in The UPS Store at ASU at Hassayampa II and at Palo Verde East, as well as near the mailboxes at Center Complex, Adelphi I, University Towers, Cholla, and McClintock. Just drop your stuff in the bin and be on your way!

Thank you for doing your part to reduce waste at ASU!

The Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities - FAQs

Q: What is disciplinary probation and what does it mean to be on disciplinary probation?

A: Disciplinary probation is the removal of the student from good disciplinary standing for a stated period of time due to the student’s violating the Student Code of Conduct. Additional restrictions or conditions may also be imposed and probation will not be lifted until conditions or restrictions have been met.

Being on disciplinary probation means that the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities is aware of your inappropriate behavior and after meeting with you, is providing you an opportunity to change that behavior.

It is important to know that any future or additional violations of the Student Code of Conduct while on probation may result in further disciplinary action, which may include suspension or expulsion from the University.

Q: If I’m placed on disciplinary probation, will it appear on my transcript or affect my financial aid?

A: No. Disciplinary probation is not a sanction that would warrant a notation on a student’s transcript. However, in very serious conduct cases that result in expulsion or suspension from the university, or revocation of a degree, a notation may appear on a student’s transcript; this action is dependent on the severity of the code violation.

Disciplinary probation, in and of itself, cannot negatively impact your financial aid eligibility. There are some private scholarships and on-campus jobs, however, that require a student to be in good disciplinary standing, so being on disciplinary probation could negatively impact that income.