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Housing and Amenities

Residential participants will live in suite-style dorms on campus throughout the duration of their Pre-College Summer session. See the packing list for more information on what will be provided.

 

Accomodations

Stony Brook University is dedicated to creating an accessible environment for all members of the community. To support this mission, the Office of Equity and Access (OEA) is available to assist participants who require accommodations due to a disability or underlying health condition. To request an accommodation, contact the OEA at (631) 632-6280 or oea_ada@stonybrook.edu.

  • Participants will reside in suite-style, air-conditioned rooms housing 3-6 individuals in mostly double occupancy bedrooms. Suites are separated by gender: male, female, and Gender Inclusive Housing (GIH).
  • 2-3 rooms share a bathroom that is located in each suite. You can take a virtual tour of the facilities, including sleeping arrangements, common areas, and recreational spaces.
  • Participants are expected to make their beds themselves upon arrival to the program. In addition, participants are expected to keep their space and all common areas clean, removing trash and linens prior to departure.
  • Participants will be accompanied by residential ambassadors at least 18 years old and two years older than the general participant at all times. Residential ambassadors are responsible for addressing participants' needs, engagements, and concerns.
  • Housing/Roommate Preferences: Housing assignments are based on gender, age, course, etc. 

 

Rules and Regulations

Please review these guidelines carefully ahead of your PCS session.

  • Campus Residences reserves the right to dismiss any participant engaging in inappropriate or destructive behavior.
  • Participants must abide by the Pre-College Summer Program Code of Conduct.
  • No participant shall attempt to engage in conduct that, if completed, would result in the violation of any University rule or policy, including the Pre-College Summer Program Code of Conduct.
  • No participant shall aid, help, or otherwise assist another in violating any applicable rules, including the Pre-College Summer Program Code of Conduct.
  • Campus Residences shall not be liable to any injury to the resident(s) or guest(s) or damages to any personal property caused by water, rain, fire, steam, sewer, pipes, plumbing, stoves, refrigerators, laundry machines, dryers, or anything else that is beyond the control of Campus Residences. Liability for risks or injury and/or damage to personal property are expressly assumed by the resident.
  • Participants residing in apartments/rooms/suites with vacancies must ensure that the unassigned space and furniture remain vacant for new participants.
  • Do not prop external doors or enter/exit through balconies.
  • Do not block fire equipment or exits.
  • Engaging in any activity that will injure, deface, or damage any part of the apartments/residence hall facilities, issued appliances, and furniture is prohibited.
  • Youth participants should work with residential ambassadors for any needs involving their program, issues with travel to or from campus, or being signed out by a legal guardian or authorized individual.
  • Youth are not permitted to share bedrooms or restrooms with adults.
  • Restrictive Hours: All participants must be in their assigned campus residence building no later than 10:00pm and in their assigned room no later than 10:30pm.
  • Quiet Hours: Participants must respect the rules of the quiet hours that are in effect from 11:00 pm to 7:00 am.
  • Visitation Standards: Mixed-gender visitation is not allowed in participant rooms at any time.
  • Alcohol, tobacco, vape pens/e-cigarettes and drugs (with the exception of prescription and over-the-counter medications approved for use by a parent/legal guardian).
  • Participants must wear their program issued lanyard and ID at all times.

 

Room Changes

As a campus committed to promoting diversity, room change requests that derive from a lack of respect for others on the basis of race, creed, color, disability, national origin, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, or status as a disabled or United States veteran, will not be considered or approved.

  • Participants cannot force another resident to room change or swap for any reason, such as their behavior, incompatibility as roommates, or desire for a different person to live with them.
  • Participants who move without prior approval will be directed to return to their assigned space, and may lose their spot in the program.

 

WiFi

Participant WiFi is available through the WolfieNet-Guest network. The default registration is for a three day period from the time of registration. Participants staying more than three days will have to re-register after their first guest pass expires. Participants having issues with wifi can email guest_wifi_request@stonybrook.edu or schedule an appointment for service at one of the tech stations. 

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