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THE COLLEGE 23
STUDENT ABSENCES
Students are expected to maintain regular attendance at classes. Extended absences
(more than one week) due to illne , death in the immediate family, or
other extraordinary emergencies, should be repli>cted immediately to the Counscling
Office which will notify the faculty concerned. When any absence occurs, however,
the student shouJd contact the instructors involved concerning the possibility
of making up the work missed.
STUDENT HOUSING
College Residence Halls
The college has three modern residence halls in operation. Homan Hall houses
208 men, and Graves and B:1lcer Halls e:~ch house 208 women. The hall are fireproof,
air-conditioned buildings ha ving study rooms, lounges, recreation rooms, and
laundry facilities. Students are housed rwo to a room. The rooms arc attr:lctivcly
furnished, and provide adequate study and living facilities. Linen service is provided,
but students -are required to furnish their own lllAnkets and towels. Food
service i provided by the college cafeteria. For information on residence hall costs,
see Fees ll'lld E:~pemes.
Each baH is under the supervjsion of a well qualified head resident and six
student assistantS. Srudeuts are encouraged to rake part in group living th ·ough
experience in self-government and by taking part in the social and intrnmural
programs. Women living in rhe ha.lls are required to observe the residence rules
of the Associated Women Students.
Further information and applications for reservations may be obtained by writing
to the Student Housing Office. Students who a.re applying for accommodations in
the hnlls muse also file an application for admission to the college. Conditional
admission can usually be granted on the basis of a transcript of all college or h.igh
school work completed to date. For further information on admissions sec Regulations
and Procedures.
Approved Off-Campus Housing for Women
The Student Housing Office maimains a list of approved rooming and boarding
houses whicl1 have been inspected and meet the college housing standards for
women. vVomen living in approved housing will be required to observe the residence
rules of the Associated Women Students. Arrangements for living accommodations
should be made well in advance of registration. H women secure hm.tsing
not on the approved lise, the parent or guardian will be asked to assume full
responsibility.
Off-Campus Housing
The Srudent Housing Office maintains a file of available student hou!iing as a
service to students seeking living accommodations. Students are advised to make
-arr:mgemenrs for housing as early ns possillle before registration. Off-cAmpus Jiving
accommodations are provided by privAte homes in rl1e area, with n llmjted numbel'
offering room and board. A large number of apArtments nrc available in the areA
adjacent to the campus. The Housing Office will also attempt to help students
interested in sharing apartments to get in touch with othor students interested in
similar living accommodations.
Aldwugh the college does not supervise off-campus housing, Fresno State College
students living in private home.-;, apartmenrs, and other cypcs of srudcnt housing
are expected to conduct themselves in a manner which will cn:~ble th(!m to m:l.intain
desirable relations with their landlords and their neighbors.
Housing for Married Students
The college docs not maintain housing facilities for married students and their
f-amilies. l owever, some low-co t housing i available to married studenrs and their
hmilies through application to the Housing mhorities of the City and County
of Fresno, 2520 E.. Clinron Avenue, Fresno 3, California.
Object Description
| Title | 1963-64 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1963-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Rights | Fresno, California |
| Location | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 023 |
| Full Text Search | THE COLLEGE 23 STUDENT ABSENCES Students are expected to maintain regular attendance at classes. Extended absences (more than one week) due to illne , death in the immediate family, or other extraordinary emergencies, should be repli>cted immediately to the Counscling Office which will notify the faculty concerned. When any absence occurs, however, the student shouJd contact the instructors involved concerning the possibility of making up the work missed. STUDENT HOUSING College Residence Halls The college has three modern residence halls in operation. Homan Hall houses 208 men, and Graves and B:1lcer Halls e:~ch house 208 women. The hall are fireproof, air-conditioned buildings ha ving study rooms, lounges, recreation rooms, and laundry facilities. Students are housed rwo to a room. The rooms arc attr:lctivcly furnished, and provide adequate study and living facilities. Linen service is provided, but students -are required to furnish their own lllAnkets and towels. Food service i provided by the college cafeteria. For information on residence hall costs, see Fees ll'lld E:~pemes. Each baH is under the supervjsion of a well qualified head resident and six student assistantS. Srudeuts are encouraged to rake part in group living th ·ough experience in self-government and by taking part in the social and intrnmural programs. Women living in rhe ha.lls are required to observe the residence rules of the Associated Women Students. Further information and applications for reservations may be obtained by writing to the Student Housing Office. Students who a.re applying for accommodations in the hnlls muse also file an application for admission to the college. Conditional admission can usually be granted on the basis of a transcript of all college or h.igh school work completed to date. For further information on admissions sec Regulations and Procedures. Approved Off-Campus Housing for Women The Student Housing Office maimains a list of approved rooming and boarding houses whicl1 have been inspected and meet the college housing standards for women. vVomen living in approved housing will be required to observe the residence rules of the Associated Women Students. Arrangements for living accommodations should be made well in advance of registration. H women secure hm.tsing not on the approved lise, the parent or guardian will be asked to assume full responsibility. Off-Campus Housing The Srudent Housing Office maintains a file of available student hou!iing as a service to students seeking living accommodations. Students are advised to make -arr:mgemenrs for housing as early ns possillle before registration. Off-cAmpus Jiving accommodations are provided by privAte homes in rl1e area, with n llmjted numbel' offering room and board. A large number of apArtments nrc available in the areA adjacent to the campus. The Housing Office will also attempt to help students interested in sharing apartments to get in touch with othor students interested in similar living accommodations. Aldwugh the college does not supervise off-campus housing, Fresno State College students living in private home.-;, apartmenrs, and other cypcs of srudcnt housing are expected to conduct themselves in a manner which will cn:~ble th(!m to m:l.intain desirable relations with their landlords and their neighbors. Housing for Married Students The college docs not maintain housing facilities for married students and their f-amilies. l owever, some low-co t housing i available to married studenrs and their hmilies through application to the Housing mhorities of the City and County of Fresno, 2520 E.. Clinron Avenue, Fresno 3, California. |
