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FALL 2024 MOVE-IN GUIDE

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Dear Students and Families,

Welcome to WSSU Housing! We are thrilled that you have ​chosen to live on campus and are excited to make your stay ​exceptional.

Our mission at Winston-Salem State University’s Department of ​Housing and Residence Life is to create a safe, inclusive, and ​vibrant living-learning environment. We support our Ram ​Residents' holistic development and success, empowering ​them to thrive academically, personally, and socially while ​taking pride in their residence hall and campus community.

Your residential experience will offer you new freedoms and ​personal choices. As you settle into your new home, you will ​have the chance to connect with fellow students, develop ​lifelong friendships, engage in thought-provoking discussions, ​and participate in various clubs, organizations, and events.

We strive to ensure every resident feels valued, respected, and ​supported.

As we begin our Fall 2024 academic year, we are excited to take ​WSSU Housing & Residence Life TO NEW HEIGHTS.

This summer, we completed extensive renovations, expanded ​our staff, welcomed our new chancellor, and are looking ​forward to launching a new residential curriculum and starting ​new fundraising campaigns. These enhancements are designed ​to elevate your living and learning experience.

Buckle up, get ready, and prepare for the amazing journey ​ahead. Move-In is the start of an incredible adventure at WSSU!

PRIDE LIVES HERE!!

Welcome to Winston-Salem State University!

I am elated to welcome you to our campus community! This is an ​exciting time for us all, and I am eager to see the new heights we ​will achieve together.

We are dedicated to providing you with a comprehensive and ​enriching experience within the Division of Student Affairs. Your ​time here will be filled with opportunities to connect, grow, and ​thrive. Engage in our diverse clubs and organizations, participate ​in career-building workshops, utilize our health and wellness ​resources, and uphold the values of community standards and ​civility. These experiences will foster your personal and academic ​growth, preparing you for a bright future.

My commitment to student success and involvement is ​unwavering. I am dedicated to ensuring that every student feels ​supported, valued, and empowered to reach their full potential.

I look forward to witnessing your achievements and celebrating ​your successes. Best wishes for an incredible year at WSSU!

LaMonica Sloan-Wilhelmi, Ph.D

Interim Associate Provost &

Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs

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• NO alcohol or drugs/ drug paraphernalia, including ​electronic smoking devices used for drug ​consumption
• No weapons (firearms, knives, razors, tazers, etc)
• NO candles, incense, fireworks, etc.
• NO airfryers, crockpots, deep fryers, griddles, hot ​plates, etc. Scan or click QR code for details.
  

• NO microwaves in Atkins, Brown, MSX, Moore, or Wilson ​unless purchsed/ rented through our third party vendor.

Review our appliance policy on the next page for details.

• NO wall treatments/ adhesives. Command strips are ​allowed but improper removal resulting in wall ​damage will result in a FINE.

• NO personal air conditioner or space heater
• NO halogen lamps multi-bulb lamps. (This ​includes LED lights UNLESS they are battery ​operated.)
  
• NO Pets (ESA exceptions apply and are approved ​through disability services.)
  

What to bring!

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Room Decor:

Laundry & Cleaning:

• Detergent
• Clothes Bag/ Hamper
• Hangers
• Trash Bags
• Cleaning Supplies

OUR APPLIANCE POLICY

You can only bring your own ​(individual) microwave in ​Gleason-Hairston Terrace and ​Rams Commons.

Personal microwaves are only permitted in Atkins, Brown, Martin-Schexnider, Moore, and Wilson Halls IF they are rented or purchased as a MicroFridge from

Standards for Living.

You can bring your own mini-fridge in every hall except Covington.

*$30 registration fee IS NO LONGER REQUIRED.

Community microwaves are provided in ALL residence halls.

Cannot be bigger than 4.0 cubic feet

Click or scan to learn more ​about our full applicance policy!

Click the MicroFridge for more information!

*In Covington Hall, each room is provided with a mini-fridge for roommates to share. Students can NOT bring or rent an additional refrigerator.

For more details, please read our appliance policy.

RENTER’S

INSURANCE

RENTER’S

INSURANCE

The Residence Hall Association (RHA) is a residential ​student-led organization serving as the overall ​governing body for residents at the University. RHA ​provides an opportunity for student involvement and ​leadership. The RHA Executive Board advocates for ​residential students and serves as a liaison between ​WSSU residents and the Department of Housing and ​Residence Life. RHA enhances the residential ​experience through programming that encourages ​student engagement and learning.

Hall Council is an essential part of the residential ​experience. Each residence hall has an individual Hall ​Council that is governed under the umbrella of the ​Residence Hall Association (RHA). Student leaders ​who fulfill the various positions on their Hall Council ​host programs and help foster a sense of community ​in their residence hall. Hall Council members work ​closely with Resident Advisors and are advised by the ​Area Coordinator or Graduate Hall Director.

NRHH is a residential student-led ​organization that recognizes individuals for ​their outstanding leadership and service ​within the residence hall and to promote ​community and leadership at WSSU. To be a ​member of this organization individual must ​serve as a leader within their residence hall, ​be in good standing with the university and ​maintain at least 3.0 grade point average.

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