迈阿密大学住宿条件及费用最新介绍

　　迈阿密大学住宿条件及费用最新介绍，跟着出国留学网一起来了解下吧，欢迎阅读。

　　Housing & Residential Life offers on-campus housing in five residential  colleges and the University Village for approximately 4,300 University of Miami  undergraduate students. All freshmen students are required to live in University  housing for two academic semesters, with the exception of those who live with  their parents or guardians within Dade or Broward counties.Focused on student  success, living in a residential college offers residents the opportunity to  engage in a wide variety of programs and events with particular emphasis on  student belonging and cultural exploration, intellectual engagement, community  living, campus connections, and personal development.

　　Housing & Residential Life takes great pride in its program and does  its very best to maintain an environment conducive to learning and positive  well-being. Offering single and double rooms in all facilities, we also provide  fully furnished rooms to all residents.

　　Each room and apartment bedroom is air-conditioned and equipped with a bed  (extra-long twin in the residential colleges and full-size in University  Village), dresser, desk, chair, trash can, recycling container, and window  coverings.Eaton Residential College

　　Students in Eaton are either a part of the First Year Experience (FYE) or  the Continuing Student Experience (CSE), meant to continue the engagement of  upperclassmen in the on-campus community while meeting their changing needs.

　　The First Year students in this building live together to provide the same  first year support and community given to the students living in Hecht and  Stanford.

　　Rooms in this building are suite style with four students sharing an  in-suite bathroom that connects the two rooms or private single with a private  bathroom.

　　CSE residents can get involved in the same activities as First Year  students, but their programming is focused on advancing their education and  career.

　　Fast Facts:

　　Address: 1211 Dickinson Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

　　Capacity: 391

　　Area Type: First Year & Continuing Student Experience

　　Room Type: Double Rooms in Semi-Suites & Private Singles as well as  "Double-as-Single" rooms

　　Laundry Facilities: Floors 2, 3, & 4

　　Hecht & Stanford Residential Colleges

　　Students living in these buildings are all part of the First Year  Experience (FYE). With personalized academic and career support from live-in  staff, students in these buildings have the opportunity to experience everything  that the University of Miami has to offer.

　　Many students form close bonds with their floors through living together,  sharing a community bathroom, and participating in engagement opportunities led  by their RA, FYF or the entire building staff.

　　On the weekend, students find themselves hanging out on the Intramural  Fields across from Stanford, studying on a glider outside or in their study  room, enjoying dinner with our faculty and staff, taking part in whatever  program has been planned, or using the provided shuttles to run errands and  visit nearby shopping areas like Dadeland Mall and the shops at Sunset  Place.

　　Fast Facts:

　　Hecht Address: 1231 Dickinson Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

　　Stanford Address: 1239 Dickinson Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

　　Capacity: 856 each

　　Area Type: First Year Experience

　　Room Type: Double Rooms & Small Singles

　　Laundry Facilities: First floor commons

　　Mahoney & Pearson Residential Colleges

　　Fully independent from the First Year Experience (FYE), life in Mahoney and  Pearson is completely focused on the Continuing Student Experience (CSE).  Students living in Mahoney and Pearson have established an initial comfort with  campus and are looking to further explore the University of Miami and its many  community offerings. Students have the option of having a vehicle which they can  park in the garage located adjacent to the buildings.

　　Programming in these buildings is focused on experiential activities hosted  throughout Miami and career-focused workshops, both of which allow students to  grow socially, culturally, and professionally.

　　Featuring the same room style environment as Eaton, residents usually live  with students they have formed bonds with from their first year.

　　Fast Facts:

　　Mahoney Address: 1101 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

　　Pearson Address: 5185 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, FL 33146

　　Capacity: Mahoney - 709, Pearson - 717

　　Area Type: Continuing Student Experience

　　Room Type: Double Rooms in Semi-Suites & Private Singles along with  "Double-as-Single" rooms and limited number of efficiency suites

　　Laundry Facilities: Floors 2, 3, & 4

　　University Village

　　Students living in University Village (UV) live in one of five different  apartment models within one of seven buildings. Each apartment has a kitchen, a  living & dining area with full-size appliances, laundry in-unit, private  bedrooms and bathrooms, allowing for students to take control of their living  experience.

　　Life in the UV still comes with support from Resident Assistants and all  the familiar amenities from the Residential Colleges such as a front office for  mail and packages, Wi-Fi and wired internet, maintenance, cable TV, security,  and a computer lab. Students also can take advantage of their own parking  garages and a convenience store just for UV residents.

　　By choosing to live in the University Village, upperclassmen can have the  freedom of living on their own with the flexibility, safety and support that  derives from living on campus.

　　Fast Facts:

　　Address: 1527 Albenga Ave., Coral Gables, FL 33146

　　Capacity: 797

　　View the community map

　　Area Type: Continuing Student Experience

　　Room Type: One, two, or four bedroom units

　　Laundry Facilities: In each apartment

　　Available only to: University of Miami students with 60+ completed  credits.

　　一、住宿条件简介

　　“住房和住宅生活”为同学们提供了五所住宿学院和大学的校园宿舍，大约能容纳4300名迈阿密大学生。所有大一新生都必须在大学宿舍里住上两个学期，除了那些与父母或监护人住在戴德或布劳德郡的人以外。专注于学生的成功，住在一所寄宿学校里，让居民有机会参与各种各样的项目和活动，特别强调学生的归属感和文化探索、知识参与、社区生活、校园关系和个人发展。

　　“住房和住宅生活”对它的计划非常自豪，并且尽力保持一个有利于学习和积极的环境的环境。在所有的设施中提供单人间和双人间，我们也为所有的居民提供了充分的房间。

　　每个房间和公寓的卧室都装有空调，并配备了一张床(住宅学院的超长双人床和大学村的全尺寸)、梳妆台、书桌、椅子、垃圾桶、回收容器和窗户罩。

　　1、伊顿住宿学院

　　伊顿的学生是既是第一年入学的学生体验(FYE)的一部分，也是是已经入学的学生体验(CSE)的一部分，这意味着在满足他们不断变化的需求的同时，继续在校园社区里的学长们的参与。在这所建筑的第一年，学生们住在一起，为Hecht和斯坦福的学生提供了同样的第一年的支持和社区。这栋楼里的房间是套房式的，四名学生共用一间浴室，把两个房间或私人浴室连接起来。CSE的居民可以参加和第一年学生一样的活动，但是他们的节目主要集中在推进他们的教育和事业上。

　　快讯:地址:1211迪金森驾驶，珊瑚山，交通，33146

　　可容纳人数:391人

　　地区类型:第一年入学的学生和已经入学的学生

　　房间类型:半套房和私人双人间的双人间，以及“双人间”的房间。

　　洗衣设备:2、3、4层

　　2、特&斯坦福大学住宿学院

　　住在这些楼里的学生都是第一年入学的学生(FYE)。在这些建筑中，学生们可以得到来自于他们的专业的学术和职业支持，他们有机会体验到迈阿密大学所提供的一切。许多学生通过住在一起，与他们的楼层形成紧密的联系，共用一个社区浴室，并参与由他们的RA、FYF或整个建筑工作人员领导的接触机会。在周末,学生们发现自己挂在对面斯坦福大学校内的字段,研究滑翔机或书房外,享受晚餐与我们的教职员工,参与任何项目计划,或使用提供的航天飞机跑腿和访问附近的购物区Dadeland商场和商店在日落的地方。

　　快讯:

　　赫克特地址:1231年迪金森驾驶，珊瑚山，333146

　　斯坦福地址:1239年迪金森驾驶，珊瑚山墙，33146

　　可容纳人数:856人

　　区域类型:第一年入学的学生

　　房间类型:双人间和小单人间

　　洗衣设施:一楼共享

　　3、马奥尼和培生住宿学院

　　第一年入学的学生(FYE)不可申请，Mahoney和皮尔森的生活完全专注于已经入学的学生体验(CSE)。生活在马奥尼和皮尔森的学生们已经在校园里建立起了初步的舒适，并期待着进一步探索迈阿密大学和它的众多社区服务。学生们可以选择一辆车，他们可以把车停在靠近建筑物的车库里。在这些建筑中，编程的重点是在迈阿密举办的体验活动，以及以职业为中心的工作坊，这两种课程都能让学生在社交、文化和专业上成长。与Eaton一样的房间风格，居民们通常与他们的学生在第一年就形成了联系。

　　快讯:

　　Mahoney地址:1101斯坦福驱动器，珊瑚山墙，33146

　　皮尔森的地址:5185页。珊瑚山，33146

　　能力:Mahoney-709，皮尔逊-717

　　区域类型:已经入学的学生

　　房间类型:半套房和私人双人间的双人间，以及“双人间”的房间和数量有限的高效套房。

　　洗衣设备:2、3、4层

　　4、大学村

　　住在大学村(UV)的学生住在七栋楼里的五套不同的公寓里。每一间公寓都有一个厨房，一个起居和用餐区，里面有全尺寸的电器、洗衣房、私人卧室和浴室，让学生们可以控制自己的生活体验。迈阿密大学仍然支持来自居民的生活助理和所有熟悉的住宿学院的设施,如邮件和包裹的前厅,无线网络和有线网络,维护、有线电视、安全、和计算机实验室,学生也可以利用自己的车库和便利店只是迈阿密大学居民。通过选择住在大学里，学长们可以自由自在地生活在校园里的灵活性、安全性和支持度上。

　　快讯:

　　地址:1527年，珊瑚山，可达33146

　　可容纳人数:797

　　区域类型:已经入学的学生

　　房间类型:卧室单元1、2、4

　　洗衣设施:在每一个公寓

　　仅适用于:迈阿密大学的学生有60学分以上的学生。

　　All rates are set and approved by the University Board of Trustees.Current  Academic Year (2017-2018)

　　Residential Colleges

　　University Village

　　Winter Intersession (2017-2018)

　　You must be a resident of Mahoney or Pearson Residential College or  University Village to live on-campus during winter intersession.

　　Application information will be provided during the Fall Semester.

　　Cost: $850.00

　　If you are a resident of University Village, there is no additional cost  associated with remaining over the winter break, but you must complete the  application.

　　Summer Sessions (2017)

　　Pearson Residential College

　　Double occupancy rooms are available per summer session and are contracted  per session (Session A & Session B). Limited Private Singles may be  available during the summer sessions. Dates of availability can be found on the  academic calendar.

　　Cost: $1050.00 per session (double); $1350.00 per session (single)

　　University Village

　　Housing in University Village is available only for the entire summer, also  known as Summer C. Depending on which buildings are used, availability of the  models below may fluctuate. Students must have at least 60 completed academic  credits to move in.

　　Summer Intersession (2017)

　　Summer housing officially closes on August 12 and Fall housing for  continuing students opens August 17. If you are planning to live in on-campus  housing for the intersession period of August 12-17, you must visit the HRL  office located in Eaton Residential College to complete the intersession  application.

　　There will be no charge for the intersession period for Summer 2017,  provided that your application is completed by July 30. You will be charged $100  to your student account if your application is submitted after July 30.

　　Students must be residing in Summer B and Summer C housing and have a valid  Fall 2017 assignment to be eligible for intersession housing. Furthermore, all  intersession residents must be prepared to move into their Fall 2017 assignment  on Saturday, August 12 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.

　　All student-athletes in Summer housing must reach out to the Compliance  Office to determine if you are eligible for intersession housing or if your last  day in summer housing is August 12.

　　Next Academic Year (2018-2019)

　　Housing rates for future academic years are typically available in the  second half of the Fall semester.

　　二、住宿费用详情

　　所有费率由大学董事会确定和批准。

　　当前学年(2017-2018)

　　1、住宅学院

　　2、大学村

　　注意：冬季休假期(2017-2018)

　　您必须是Mahoney或Pearson住宅学院或大学村的居民，以便在冬季间进行校内活动申请信息将在秋季学期提供。费用：美元 850.00

　　如果您是大学村的居民，则不会在冬季休息时保留额外费用，但必须填写申请表。

　　夏季学期(2017)

　　1、皮尔逊住宅学院

　　每个夏季学期提供双人房间，并且每个会议期间签约(会议A和会议B)。有限的私人单间可能在夏季学期期间可用。可用日期可在学术日历上找到。成本：每课美元  1050.00(双); 每节课美元 1350.00(单人)

　　2、大学村

　　大学村的住房只能在整个夏季学期可以住宿，根据哪些建筑物被使用，下面的房型的可用性可能会波动。学生必须至少有60个完成的学分才能进入。

　　注意：夏季交汇(2017)

　　8月12日夏季住房正式关闭，8月17日开放的秋季住宿继续学生开放。如果您计划在8月12日至17日期间住在校内住宿，请访问位于伊顿住宅学院的HRL办事处完成闭门会议申请如果您的申请在7月30日之前完成，那么2017年夏季的闭门会议期间将不收费。如果您的申请在7月30日之后提交，您的学生帐户将被收取100美元。生必须居住在夏季B和夏季住房，并具有有效的2017年秋季课程，才有资格获得闭门会议住房。此外，所有相互居住的居民必须准备在8月12日星期六上午8时至下午3时期间进入2017年秋季。住房中的所有学生运动员必须与合规办公室联系，以确定您是否有资格进行闭门会议，或者如果您在夏季住房的最后一天是8月12日。

　　3、下一学年(2018-2019)

　　秋季学期下半年的住宿费用通常会提供未来学年的住宿率来确定。

　　In addition to our complete policies and procedures (available at bottom),  below is the information a resident student needs to have a successful  experience living in on-campus housing. Most importantly, resident students  should be in constant communication with any roommates or suitemates as well as  their RA. In certain circumstances, resident students should reach out to their  Area Director for assistance.SAMPLE HOUSING AGREEMENT 2017-2018Accessibility and  Accommodations

　　The Office of Disability Services (ODS) is the primary University office  responsible for the coordination of auxiliary aids and services for students  with disabilities and/or that require special accommodations, including  recommendations on a space available basis related to on-campus housing. ODS can  be reached at 305-284-2374 or disabilityservices@miami.edu.

　　We work directly with ODS and assist resident students and their families  with housing-related special accommodations. Examples include overseeing  attendant care access to the building daytime/overnight), facilitating remote  access to student rooms where power assisted doors are installed, and  coordinating with Facilities Customer Service and HRL any needed minor facility  adaptations. Emotional support animals and service animals must be coordinated  and approved by ODS prior to a student moving to campus housing.

　　Appliances

　　Students are allowed to use popcorn poppers, microwaves, coffee pots, and  crockpots if they have encased heating units. All other heating devices,  including “George Foreman”-type grills and toasters/toaster ovens, are  considered a fire hazard and may not be used in the residential colleges or  University Village. Students in residential colleges may provide their own  refrigerator as long as it operates on no more than 1.5 amps and 175 watts.  Microwaves are recommended to be no more than 900 watts. All appliances and  electronic devices should be protected from overloads by a surge protector. (120  volt, U.L. approved; built-in manual reset; 15-amp circuit breaker; maximum  length of cord 6 feet; maximum 6 outlets at end of cord)

　　BedLoft

　　The University of Miami partners with Bedloft.com to provide students with  a bed loft rental program. This is the ONLY way to have a bed loft in your  residential college room and we highly recommend that students take advantage of  this opportunity. It is the easy, affordable way to create additional living  space in your room. Questions, concerns, and service requests should be directly  handled by BedLoft. Visit www.bedloft.com or for more information call  1-866-651-LOFT (5638).

　　Bicycles

　　Students may store bicycles in their rooms or in the bike racks provided  outside of the residential areas. Please note that fire safety regulations do  not permit bicycles to be stored in hallways, balconies or stairwells; cannot be  locked to handrails, trees or street signs; and cannot block emergency exits.  All bicycles must be registered with the University of Miami Police Department  (UMPD). U-bicycle Locks and Registrations are provided for free to all bicycle  owners by UMPD.

　　Cable & HBOGO

　　Residential students are provided with access to more than 170 channels,  including more than 110 in HD. HBOGO is also included at no additional cost

　　To set up your cable TV, follow these simple steps:

　　Connect cable cord to outlet in wall and into back of television

　　In the menu of television, go to setup, switch from Air to CATV (if  necessary)

　　Scan for channels: Digital

　　Make sure your TV has a QAM tuner in order to receive the full listing of  channels available. For any service issues please call telecommunications at  305-284-6565.

　　TV CHANNEL LISTING

　　Carts & Vacuums

　　Carts and vacuums are available for check-out at each area's reception  desks. All residents may borrow each item for only 2 hours to allow for usage by  all students. If carts or vacuums are not returned within the allotted time, a  fee may be charged to the students' account. Students will be billed the  replacement cost of items not returned after 24 hours.

　　Cane Cards

　　In addition to other campus locations, a ‘Cane Card grants access to the  student's residential area and their individual rooms/apartments. Students are  required to carry their ‘Cane Card at all times and the transfer of Cane 'Cards  to anyone other than the card holder is prohibited. Each card is specifically  coded for the building in which a student lives and will register invalid when  used in another residential area. If you lose your card, another one can be  obtained at the ‘Cane Card Office.

　　Lock Outs

　　During Daily Desk Hours

　　If you are accidentally locked out of your room/apartment, you may obtain a  loan key (UV bedroom only) or loan key card at the front desk of your  residential area between the hours of 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. Each resident within a  residential living community will be provided three courtesy loan key or loan  key card issuances per academic year at no charge to the student. Starting with  the fourth loan key or key card issuance of the academic year and each issuance  thereafter, a $25 service fee will be charged to the student’s account for use  of this service. The loan key or key card issuance count will restart if a  resident moves to another residential living community on-campus as that  resident then becomes a member of a different living community.

　　The loan key or key card must be returned within two hours. You must also  show your ‘Cane Card to the desk assistant when you return the loan key or key  card. If your loan key or key card is not returned within 2 hours, a charge may  be issued to your account.

　　After Desk Hours

　　During nighttime when the front desk is closed (10:00PM to 8:00AM daily)  loan keys and key cards are never issued to a resident; rather, the student is  let back into their room by a Security Supervisor. Regardless of the number of  times the lockout service is utilized in an academic year, there is always a $25  service fee charged due to the fact that a Security Supervisor must come from  elsewhere on-campus to provide the lockout service. All locks and keys are the  property of the University and are not to be repaired, changed, or duplicated  except by University maintenance personnel. Residents are not to borrow keys,  loan key cards, or Cane Cards from other residents. If a student’s key or Cane  Card is lost, the student will be responsible for the cost of replacing the key  and/or Cane Card.

　　No student, guest or family member may sign out a key or key card for  another student’s room/apartment.

　　All students living in a room with keys are required to return the key upon  check out. Failure to return a University-issued key within 24 hours after a  termination of a room/apartment occupancy will also result in re-keying and  billing for cost.

　　Gender-Inclusive Housing

　　The Department of Housing and Residential Life (HRL) at the University of  Miami seeks to provide a living environment welcoming to all gender identities;  one not limited by the traditional understanding of gender as only male and  female. Gender-inclusive housing allows for individuals to live together  regardless of biological sex. This policy has been developed to better provide a  supportive environment where all residents can feel safe in their housing  assignments with respect to their gender identity and gender expression.  Offering gender-inclusive housing is supportive of creating a more inclusive  campus climate and community.

　　Housekeeping & Maintenance

　　For all facilities-related requests, please complete the Facilities  Management Service Request Form or call Facilities Customer Service at  305-284-8282 seven days a week.

　　Housekeeping staff will clean shared bathrooms in the two towers complexes  (Hecht and Stanford) daily. Residents of suite-style buildings (Eaton, Mahoney,  and Pearson Residential College), and University Village must clean their own  bathrooms.

　　If students have an insect problem, they may request extermination services  by completing the Facilities Management Service Request Form. Please keep in  mind that insects are attracted to accessible food. Keep all food tightly  wrapped and stored in sealed containers. Throw away all garbage on a regular  basis.

　　Trash and Recycling

　　All rooms are equipped with a waste and recycling bin. Each floor in Hecht,  Stanford, Mahoney and Pearson centrally located trash chute and recycling room.  Eaton has centrally located trash containers on each floor. Dumpsters and  recycling cans are located near each building in the University Village for  residents to discard their trash. Visit GreenU's website for more information  regarding the University's sustainability efforts.

　　Internet

　　The University provides internet connectivity to all students. All  residential areas are equipped with University Wi-Fi and all bedrooms are  equipped a port for wired connectivity. Learn how to connect to the University's  internet services by visiting UMIT's DIY Networking web page.

　　Laundry

　　Each residential area has laundry facilities that are free for all  on-campus residents. All apartments in the University Village are equipped with  in-unit washers and dryers.

　　Living with Roommates

　　Sharing a room/apartment for many college students is a new experience. To  ensure good relations with your roommate/apartment-mate, remember that it is  always a good idea to talk things over first. In any roommate situation, you  should treat them with respect, consideration and openness. Roommate conflicts  should be referred to your RA. If the RA cannot help resolve the conflict,  contact your Area Director.

　　Mail and Packages

　　Each resident is assigned a mailbox and mail is delivered to student boxes  Monday through Saturday. If you lose your mailbox combination, you should come  to the reception desk with your Cane Card to receive a copy of the combination.  Please note that mail/packages cannot be forwarded once received and will be  returned to sender if not claimed after being held for 14 days.

　　When a student receives a package, it is signed for at the reception desk  and logged into our package tracking system. Once you receive an email from us  notifying you that there is a package waiting for you – bring that email and  your Cane Card to the reception desk to retrieve your package. Please note that  there is a slight delay between the carrier's delivery notification and when we  log it into our system.

　　The reception desk cannot accept perishable packages/items, including food  or grocery deliveries, this includes but is not limited to: balloons, cupcakes,  meal delivery services, frozen items, flowers, etc.

　　Please address as mail and packages using the following standard:

　　Resident's Full Legal Name

　　Street Address, Room Number (include tower if applicable)

　　Coral Gables, FL 33146

　　BUILDING ADDRESSES

　　Move-In and Move-Out Information

　　Please refer to the information provided on the Move-In/Move-Out page for  specific information.

　　Pets

　　Pets, other than aquarium fish, are not permitted in any on-campus housing  facility. This pertains to visiting pets as well as those of the residents of  the room/apartment. Please refer to "Accessibility and Accommodations" above for  information regarding emotional support animals and service animals.

　　Room Changes

　　Room change request forms are available at the reception desk in each  residential area and in the Department of Housing and Residential Life central  office. Room changes are granted based upon available space, date of request,  and, in some cases, seniority.

　　Resident students can only begin their move once the authorizing paperwork  has been completed and is provided to them by the Department of Housing and  Residential Life. Room changes made by resident students without authorization  will result in the assessment of a $100 fine and may also include forfeiture of  the requested room change.

　　Room Personalization

　　Your walls are a good place to start adding a bit of yourself to your room.  You can decorate them with posters and photographs that create the atmosphere  you want. You should keep in mind that decorations should not alter or damage  the physical structure of the room/apartment. You may add curtains, bedspreads,  rugs, wall hangings, posters, carpet, or lamps. You may not, however, paint,  build lofts, hang flags or the like from ceilings as these are fire hazards.  Nothing is to be placed in, on, or hung from, in front of, or behind windows  which block transparency or alter the appearance of the windows or the exterior  of the building.

　　Certain items of furniture may be removed from the rooms in the residential  colleges via a facilities work order once on campus. No furniture may be removed  from University Village.

　　Vending Machines

　　Vending machines are located in the lobby of Hecht, Stanford, Eaton,  Mahoney and Pearson residential colleges.

　　Policies & Procedures

　　Housing & Residential Life's policies and procedures provide and  maintain a safe, comfortable environment in all residential areas for anyone who  may be utilizing the facilities. Thus, all residents are expected to abide by  these policies. Reviews and updates to our policies and procedures occur as  needed or annual basis.

　　This document highlights current policies and procedures at the time of  its' posting. For a complete and up-to-date listing of all policies and  procedures, inquiries can be made via email to housing@miami.edu with the  subject line: "Policies/Procedures Request."

　　三、住房设施详情

　　除了我们的完整的政策和申请(可以在底部提供)，以下是一个居住在校园内的学生需要获得成功经验的信息。最重要的是，当地的学生应该与室友、学生以及他们的RA保持联系。在某些情况下，当地的学生应该向他们的地区主任伸出援助之手。

　　1、无障碍住房和住宿

　　残疾服务办公室(ODS)是主要的大学办公室，负责为残疾学生提供辅助辅助和服务，或需要特殊的住宿，包括与校园内住房相关的空间的建议。可以在305-284-2374或不具能力的服务中使用ODS，@miami.edu。

　　我们直接与ODS合作，帮助当地的学生和他们的家人与住房相关的特殊设施。例如，负责监督对建筑物的日常护理服务，方便远程进入学生房间，在那里安装有电源的门，并与设施客户服务以及任何需要的小型设施进行协调。在学生搬到校园居住之前，情感支持动物和服务动物必须由ODS协调和批准。

　　2、家电

　　学生被允许使用爆米花poppers，微波炉，咖啡壶和crockpots，如果他们有加热单元。所有其他加热装置，包括“George  Foreman”型烤架和烤面包机/烤面包机都被视为火灾危险，不得在住宅院校或大学村使用。住宅学院的学生可以提供自己的冰箱，只要它的运行时间不超过1.5安培和175瓦。微波建议不超过900瓦。所有电器和电子设备都应通过浪涌保护器进行保护，避免过载。(120伏，UL认证;内置手动复位;  15安放路断路器;最大电缆长度6英尺;电缆末端最多6个插座)

　　3、上床下桌

　　迈阿密大学与上床下桌合作，为学生提供床单出租计划。这是在你的住宅大学室有一个床位的唯一方式，我们强烈建议学生利用这个机会。在您的房间里创造额外的生活空间是一种简单而实惠的方式。问题，疑虑和服务请求应由BedLoft直接处理。请访问www.bedloft.com或获取更多信息，请致电1-866-651  -LOFT(5638)。

　　4、自行车

　　学生可以将自行车存放在房间内或住宅区以外的自行车架上。请注意，消防安全规定不允许自行车存放在走廊，阳台或楼梯间; 不能锁上扶手，树木或路标;  并且不能阻止紧急出口。所有自行车必须在迈阿密警察局(UMPD)注册。U型自行车自行车锁和注册由UMPD免费提供给所有自行车车主。

　　5、电缆HBOGO

　　住宅学生可以收看到170多个频道，其中110多个高清频道。 还包括HBOGO，不收取额外费用。要设置有线电视，请按照以下简单步骤操作：

　　将电缆线连接到墙壁和电视机背面的插座

　　在电视菜单中，进入设置，从空中切换到有线电视(如有必要)

　　扫描频道：数字

　　确保您的电视具有QAM调谐器，以便获得可用频道的完整列表。对于任何服务问题，请致电电话305-284-6565。电视频道列表

　　6、购物车和真空吸尘器

　　每个区域的接待处都可以使用购物车和真空吸尘器进行退房。所有居民可以借用每个项目只有2个小时，以供所有学生使用。如果在规定的时间内没有退回手推车或真空吸尘器，可能会向学生的帐户收取费用。学生将收取24小时后未返还的物品的重置费用。

　　7、甘蔗卡

　　除了其他校园地点，还有一个“Cane Card”可以访问学生的住宅区和他们的个人房间/公寓。学生必须随时携带他们的“Cane  Card”，并禁止将Cane'卡转让给持卡人以外的任何人。每张卡都是专门为学生住的建筑物编码的，并且在另一住宅区使用时将被注册为无效。如果您丢失了卡，可以在“Cane  Card Office”上获得另一张卡。

　　8、每日办公时间

　　如果您不小心锁定您的房间/公寓，您可以在上午8点至晚上10点之间的住宅区前台获得贷款钥匙(仅限UV卧室)或贷款钥匙卡。每位居民在住宅生活社区内，每学年免费提供三次礼遇贷款钥匙或贷款钥匙卡发行。从该学年的第四笔贷款钥匙或钥匙卡发行开始，每次发行后，将向该学生的账户收取25美元的服务费，以使用该服务。如果居民搬到校园内的另一居住生活社区，那么贷款钥匙或钥匙卡发卡计数将重新启动，因为居民成为不同生活社区的成员。贷款钥匙或钥匙卡必须在两小时内退回。当您退还贷款钥匙或钥匙卡时，您还必须将桌面助手显示“Cane  Card”。如果您的贷款钥匙或钥匙卡在2小时内没有退回，可能会向您的帐户发出费用。

　　办公时间：在前台关闭的夜间(每天上午10点至晚上8点)，贷款钥匙和钥匙卡不会向居民发放;  相反，学生被安全主管放回自己的房间。无论在一个学年使用锁定服务的次数，由于安全主管必须来自校内其他地方提供锁定服务，因此总是需要支付25美元的服务费。所有锁和钥匙都是大学的财产，除大学维修人员外，不得修理，更改或复制。居民不得从其他居民那里借用钥匙，借记钥匙卡或Cane卡。如果学生的钥匙或卡片卡丢失，学生将负责更换钥匙和/或Cane卡的费用。没有学生，客人或家庭成员可以为另一名学生的房间/公寓出示钥匙或钥匙卡。住在带钥匙的房间的所有学生必须在退房时退还钥匙。在房屋/公寓住宿终止后的24小时内未能退回大学签发的钥匙也将导致重新键入和计费。

　　9、性别包容住房

　　迈阿密大学的住房和住宅生活部(HRL)旨在为所有性别认同提供欢迎的生活环境;  一个不受传统认识的性别限制，只有男性和女性。包容性住房允许个人生活在一起，无论生物性别如何。这项政策的制定是为了更好地提供一个支持性的环境，使所有居民在其性别认同和性别表现方面都能够安全地进行住房分配。提供符合性别的住房，有助于创造一个更加包容的校园气氛和社区。

　　10、家政与维护

　　对于所有与设施有关的要求，每周七天，填写设施管理服务申请表或致电客户服务中心305-284-8282。客房人员每天将清理两座塔楼(Hecht和Stanford)的共用浴室。套房式建筑(伊顿，马可尼和皮尔森住宅学院)和大学村的居民必须清理自己的浴室。如果学生遇到昆虫问题，可以通过完成设施管理服务申请表来请求灭绝服务。  请记住，昆虫被无障碍食物吸引。将所有食物紧紧包裹并储存在密封的容器中。定期丢弃所有的垃圾。

　　11、垃圾和回收

　　所有客房都配有废物和回收箱。Hecht，Stanford，Mahoney和Pearson的每层楼都位于垃圾槽和回收室的中心位置。伊顿公司在每层楼都设有中央垃圾箱。垃圾桶和回收罐位于大学村附近的每个建筑物内，供居民丢弃垃圾。请访问GreenU的网站了解有关大学在校学生发展工作的更多信息。

　　12、互联网

　　大学为所有学生提供互联网连接。所有住宅区都配备了大学无线网络连接，所有卧室都配有有线连接端口。通过访问UMIT的DIY网络网页，了解如何连接大学的互联网服务。

　　13、洗衣店

　　每个住宅区都有所有校内居民免费的洗衣设施。大学村的所有公寓都配有单位洗衣机和烘干机。

　　14、和室友住在一起

　　为许多大学生分享房间/公寓是一种全新的体验。为了确保与室友/公寓的良好关系，请记住首先谈谈事情总是一个好主意。在任何室友的情况下，都应该尊重，考虑和开放。室友的冲突应该转交给你。如果RA无法解决冲突，请联系您的区域总监。

　　15、邮件和其他类别的包裹

　　每个居民被分配一个邮箱，邮件从星期一到星期六交付给学生。如果您丢失了邮箱组合，您应该使用Cane  Card卡到接待处接收组合的副本。请注意，邮件/套餐在收到后不能转发，如果在持续14天后不声明，将退回给发件人。学生收到包裹后，在接待处签字并登录到我们的包裹跟踪系统。一旦您收到我们的电子邮件通知您有一个包裹等待您  -  将该电子邮件和您的Cane卡带到接待处检索您的包裹。请注意，运营商的运送通知和登录系统之间有一点点延迟。接待处不能接受易腐烂的包装/物品，包括食物或杂货送货，包括但不限于：气球，纸杯蛋糕，送餐服务，冻结物品，鲜花等。

　　请使用以下标准邮寄和包裹：

　　居民的完整法律名称

　　街道地址，房间号(包括塔，如果适用)

　　珊瑚山，FL 33146

　　建筑地址

　　移入和移出信息

　　有关具体信息，请参阅“ 移入/移出”页面中提供的信息。

　　16、宠物

　　宠物，除了水族馆鱼，不允许其他的动物进入任何校内住房设施。这涉及到访问宠物以及房间/公寓的居民。有关情绪支持动物和服务动物的信息，请参阅上面的“无障碍住房和住宿”。

　　17、房间变化

　　每个住宅区的接待台以及住房和住宅生活中心办公室提供房间更改申请表。房间更改根据可用空间，请求日期，以及在某些情况下授予资历。一旦授权的文书工作完成并由住房和住宅部提供给居民，住院学生才能开始移动。未经授权的居民学生进行的房间更改将导致100美元的罚款评估，也可能包括没收所要求的房间变更。

　　18、房间个性化改造

　　你的墙壁是开始添加一点自己到你的房间的好地方。您可以用他们想要的氛围来制作海报和照片。你应该记住，装饰品不应该改变或损坏房间/公寓的物理结构。你可以添加窗帘，床罩，地毯，挂墙，海报，地毯或灯。然而，您可能不会因为这些火灾而在天花板上涂漆，制作阁楼，吊牌等。没有任何东西被放置在窗户的前面或后面，从而阻挡透明度或改变窗户或建筑物的外观。某些家具物品可以通过校园内的设施工作单从住宅院校的房间中清除。不得从大学村拆除家具。

　　19、自动售货机

　　自动售货机位于Hecht，Stanford，Eaton，Mahoney和Pearson住宅学院的大堂。

　　20、政策和申请

　　住房和住宅生活的政策和申请为任何可能利用设施的人提供和维护所有住宅区的安全，舒适的环境。因此，所有居民都应该遵守这些政策。  我们的政策和申请的评论和更新根据需要或年度进行。本文件强调了其发布时的现行政策和申请。有关所有政策和申请的完整和最新列表，可通过电子邮件至housing@miami.edu查询  ，主题为“政策/申请请求”。