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WelcomeComment-alt-smileWe are so excited to welcome you to Fredonia.To make your transition to college life easier, we havecollected some important information for move-in weekendthat we hope will be beneficial.uRemember to always check your Fredonia email for updates!Residence Hall Move-In information for Fall 2022uuRoom assignments and roommate information will be sent to students via email(Fredonia email) on July 28, 2022.Students who will be living in the University Village Townhouses will receive separateinformation about move-in directly from the Townhouse Coordinator.First Year Students & New Transfer StudentsMove-in on August 18th, 2022Last NameMove-In Time9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.Students should check-in directly in the residence hall theyhave been assigned to. Please follow the break-out ofmove-in schedule by the first letter of your last name.A-F9 a.m. - 11 a.m.G- K11 a.m. - 1 p.m.L -Q1-3 p.m.Returning StudentsR-Z3-5 p.m.A-Z5-9 p.m.Move-In on August 20 or August 21, 20229:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.Students should check-in directly in the residence hall they have been assigned to. Please followthe break-out of move-in schedule by the first letter of your last name.MailuuuuMAIL-BULKThere is daily U.S. Postal mail service delivery provided to all halls. Roommates will be assigneda locked mailbox in the main lobby of their residence hall. Carry your mailbox key with you asmail cannot be handed out over the counter as per Federal Post Office regulations.Packages will be held in the FSA Bookstore during regular business hours.The bookstore’s regular business hours can be found here (fredonia.edu/bookstore).PLEASE NOTE: Guaranteed express or other timed early delivery packages are independent of Fredonia.Your mailing address should beformatted as follows:First & Last NameRoom # and Building (Example: 900 Alumni Hall)The State University of New York at FredoniaFredonia, NY 140632

RoommatesHANDSHAKE-ALTAs exciting as it can be to move into a residence hall, it can also seemnerve-wracking to live with someone new for the first time. That beingsaid, having a roommate can be a wonderful chance to learn aboutothers. Here are some tips for creating a great roommate relationship!1 e honest and be yourself! Like any new relationship, you’ll want toBstart off on the right foot and be true to who you are. This way yourroommate can get to know the real you. If you are open about yourown personality, wants, and needs, it’s likely that your roommate willopen up as well.2 ave an open mind. Not everyone is coming from the sameHbackground that you are, in fact most people that you meet whilein college will have come from walks of life that are vastly differentfrom your own. Try to be understanding and considerate of others’identities and experiences.3 et clear expectations from the beginning. You and yourSroommate will never know exactly what each other is thinking,so you need to be clear about what your expectations are forthe shared space. Consider this: who is going to be responsiblefor taking out the garbage? How late can you leave the lights onat nightt? Can you borrow each others’ belongings? These areimportant questions, so we recommend discussing these with yourroommate soon after you move in. Roommate contracts can besuper helpful!You don’t have to be best friends with your roommate, or even4 friends at all. We could never expect you to force a friendship withsomeone when it’s not meant to be. However, we do expect thatyou can build a respectful relationship and share the space that youboth pay for. Some roommates do become good friends, others justchat every now and again. Either type of relationship is fine, so longas you are able to communicate with and respect each other.5 hen in doubt, talk it out. Just like how you and your roommateWare likely to have different lifestyles, you’re also likely to havedifferent ways of addressing conflict. No matter what yourrelationship is with your roommate, conflict is bound to arise atsome point. The best way to make sure you get through it is totalk about it.Remember, there’s always someone here to help! Make sure you6 get to know your designated Resident Assistants, as they can helpwhen conflict becomes too tough to handle. RAs are speciallytrained in mediation and conflict management and are alwayshappy to help you work it out.3

What to bringwifiLAPTOPblanketbed Studyumbrella MiscellaneousAlarm ClockuLaptopuPrinter (wireless printers are not allowed)uExtra Blanket(s)uSchool suppliesuCoffee pot or Keurig (with automatic shut-off)uSurge Protector (U.L. approved)uCoaxial cableuUSB Flash DriveuArea rug (approximate floor size is 10’ x 12’)uHeadphonesuBulletin BoarduBackpackuCommand StripsuDesk LampuCloset OrganizeruPlanneruFanuStapleruHangersuTapeuSmall microwaveuThree-hole punchuSmall refrigeratorWashuShower shoes/flip flopsuBathrobeuHair dryeruShower caddyuTowelsuToiletriesuToothbrush holderSleepu(4.0 cubic feet maximum, U.L. approved)uShoe rackuExtra storage containers(beds have 29” clearance)uTelevision(cannot be wall-mounted,use your discretion for size)uEmergency first-aid kituFlashlightuBatteriesuFiltered water pitcheruUmbrellauSmall tool kituSheet set (standard twin-size)uComforterCan openeruuPillows & pillowcasesCleaning suppliesuuMattress pad/ foam topperSnacksuuHDMI corduKeychainuPortable lockboxLaundryuDetergent/stain removeruLaundry Basket or hamperuMesh laundry bag for delicatesuIron (with automatic shut-off)4

What NOT to bringr Extension cordsr Candles/Incense/wall plug-insr Any exposed heating elements (electric grills,toasters, or toaster ovens.)rrrrFull-sized refrigeratorExtra furnitureWeaponsPets (other than fish in a 10 gallon or smaller tank)r Wireless or wired routerr Alcohol (unless you are 21 or over)r Drugs or drug paraphernaliar Loft bedsr Halogen Lightsr Multi-arm lamps with plastic shadesr Bed risers are not necessary! Our beds raise upto 29” or they can be bunked for more space.What is provided in your roomCHECKCHECKCHECKCHECKCHECKCHECKTwin Beds (x2)Floor lampMirrorDressers (x2)Desks (x2)Desk Chairs (x2)CHECK Ethernet ports with high-speedinternet service (x2)CHECK Closets (x2)CHECK Garbage CanCHECK Recycling BinOther room detailsWalls and ceilingsTVs are not permitted to be hung on the walls.You can only hang posters or paper items below thefire line with removable adhesive hooks or strips.SecurityYou should always lock your doors when leaving yourroom, even if you are leaving for just a few minutes.Make sure to carry your key and FredCard with youat all times.UtilitiesYour room charge includes the following amenities:laundry, electricity, gas, water, cable TV, internet,and heat.5

Move-In Day! Box-OpenTo help make move-in a wonderful experience, please read the following information carefully.Make sure to wear cool, comfortable clothing and to drink lots of water. Move-in day is a busy dayfor everyone on campus, so please be patient and have fun!uuStep 1: Read the following information to be aware of the campus layout and the scheduleestablished for move-in. Please check the residence life website regularly for any updatedinformation.Step 2: Arrive on campus according to the schedule on page 2 and go directly to theresidence hall you have been assigned to.uStep 3: Park in the unloading zone nearest to your residence hall.uStep 4: Unload your vehicleuStep 5: Check-in and get your room keyuStep 6: Move your car to parkinguStep 7: Congratulations! You are all moved in – it’s time to decorate your room.uWelcome home!Dorm Layout PlansRoomRoomBathRoomSuite-Style orridor-Style Plan6

Move-In Day Campus MapView and Download MapsiveDrceie nScow1emic4Lan3Avenue6iont rat2inisAc a dThompson Hallr si t y VForever Wild8bony CirclephLake Shore SavingsClock TowerPhillips-UlrichCommunity Trailad7ark wayPr eside ntRi n g R o75AvenueMain2020 Move-In MapABAll move-in traffic (enter via main entrance, proceed to “A”)Checkpoint A: Medical ScreeningCheckpoint B: Housing Key Packet Pick-upCar traffic for Townhouse residentsCar traffic for all Residence HallsRoad Closure (no traffic)Univet ralAlumni House andConference Centerrsit y PFoundationHouseCe nill a g e DriveeWayLakMichael C.RockefellerArts CenterAd mri veFenton Hall8a8ServicKingConcertHallMaytum HallReed LibraryHoughton HallPresident’sHome11DriveRobert and Marilyn MaytumMusic Rehearsal Halls’s DtRensidReScience CenterNatatorium27McEwen ermParkingJuliet J. RoschRecital Hall28gR1619AVarsityMason Hall299dRinNixon Hall13Jewett HallDods Hall10veUniversity Village9CSteele Hall24ain Dri9cUniversity StadiumLong-termParkingWilliams Center149A,BGrissom HallGregory HallAUni veive15BSymDr189b9aSchulz Halleain19a22Old M26Eisenhower HallAlumni HallChautauqua HallCampus and CommunityChildren’s CentereivdMUniversity CommonsaneIgoe HallHemingway Hall23Erie HallDrGrove LOl20McGinnies Hall19Kasling HallLoGrasso Hallrk21ts’StuCdoeunrtAndrews ComplexDisney HallPaetple StreTemKirklandComplexDriveBrigh am Ro ad30Hendrix HallC ampusE nt ranceTo N.Y.S.Th ruwayfredonia.edu/move-in7

Shopping andDining InformationUtensils-altPlease visit the links below to find out informationabout area restaruants and ence halls are locked 24/7 and areaccessible only to residents of the buildingwith a FredCard.Guests must be escorted in the buildingat all times.Blue light call boxes are located throughoutcampus for immediate access to UniversityPolice.Other safety tips:uuuDon’t hold the door open for strangersentering the building, they must usetheir FredCard. We know it seems rude,but it’s okay!If you see anything suspicious, report itto University Police.Never lend out your room keyor FredCard.Important:There is a 30 fee for lost keys and a 20 fee for FredCards. Keys take up to 2 business days to becut after payment is made – so please make sure you always know where your key is!Other ServicesThe Office of Residence Life also offers some other amenities around campus.uuuuThe Wellness Center (fredonia.edu/reslife/wellness-center) is located in the Schulz Hallbasement area and is a total fitness center with up-to-date equipment such as an ellipticalmachine, treadmills, stationary bicycles, a full nautilus circuit and free weight area.The Aerobics Center (fredonia.edu/reslife/aerobic-center) is located in the Hemingway Hallbasement area and provides a wide range of classes including body sculpting, high-energyaerobics, and yoga. It offers many classes per week to fit your busy schedule and there arestationary bicycles, treadmills and free weights for additional cardiovascular benefits.The Craft Room (fredonia.edu/reslife/craft-room) is located in Disney Hall and is available toresidents. Flyers and schedules are posted every month announcing open hours and classesavailable throughout each week.The eSports Lounge (fredonia.edu/reslife/esports-lounge) is a state-of-the-art room forcompetitive gaming.8