Date:  Fri, 22 Sep 2000 15:19:26 -0500
From:  Terry Johnson <johnsont@tristate.edu>

At Tri-State University (a small, engineering college in NE IND),
freshmen and sophomores (not residing with their parents or married) are
required to live on campus.  There is really not much of a problem as
long as there are not a lot of exceptions made.  Parents like having
their students live on campus at least for the first two years.

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Date:  Fri, 22 Sep 2000 13:34:42 -0400
From:  "Sharon Conklin" <sconklin@mime.housing.umich.edu>

At the U of Michigan we do not have a freshmen residency requirement but
we do promise housing to all incoming freshmen. We do not give them
parking, we actually suggest to them not to bring a car to campus.  We
have a wonderful bus system though so not having a car is not a
detriment.

Sharon K. Conklin
Residence Education
Housing Administration
The University of Michigan
515 Jefferson
1500 SAB
Ann Arbor, MI  48109-1316
734-615-2147
 

Date:  Tue, 19 Sep 2000 13:44:17 -0700
From:  Susan Hansen <shansen@housing.sjsu.edu>

San Jose State

>1) Are resident freshmen permitted to operate a car on campus and what
>exceptions are made to accommodate special requests? Do upperclassmen
>attempt to register vehicles for freshmen?
all students may register their cars on campus. these are "fishing
permits" that copst $81 per semester with no guarantee of a space

>2) Are resident students with authorized vehicles permitted to park in
>lots where commuters park or are they required to park in lots near
>their residence facility?
all lots are open, but one building is open for evening parking for on
campus residents

Susan M. Hansen, EdD.
Director
University Housing Services
San Jose State University
One Washington Square
San Jose, CA 95192-0133
Phone: (408) 924-6160
Fax: (408) 924-7500
www: http://housing.sjsu.edu

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Date:  Tue, 19 Sep 2000 13:46:01 -0400
From:  "Gary Bice, Jr." <bice@msmc.edu>

First off, let me apologize for the cross postings. Hopefully things have
slowed down for most of us with the start of the school year fully
underway.

I have been asked to get a general sense of what other institutions have
in place in regards to parking on campus. Knowing that this is an issue
most of us face, we are interested in creative solutions, or simply,
what is working for you.

1) Are resident freshmen permitted to operate a car on campus and what
exceptions are made to accommodate special requests? Do upperclassmen
attempt to register vehicles for freshmen?

2) Are resident students with authorized vehicles permitted to park in
lots where commuters park or are they required to park in lots near
their residence facility?

We are a small, private, four year institution (682 students out of an
enrollment of 2100 live on campus). Thank you for your attention and
comments in advance.

Gary

Gary Bice, Jr.
Director of Residence Life/
Head Coach Women's Volleyball
Mount Saint Mary College
330 Powell Avenue
Newburgh, NY  12550
(845) 569-3111 -- office/voice
(845) 562-6762 -- fax