PART I 47


RESIDENCE FACILITIES AND
 HOUSING PROGRAM

 The primary objective of the Division of
 Housing is to provide the best possible living-
 learning environment for students. The Division,
 which is a major component of Student Affairs,
 is composed of a director, a residence staff of
 full-time professional counselors, and part-time
 student staff members.
 All requests for information and correspon-
 dence concerning University Housing should be
 addressed to the Director of Housing, University
 of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32601.

 The University's residence halls have been
 designed and organized to emphasize the im-
 portance of the individual student and to enhance
 the learning process. Each hall has a self-govern-
 ing organization, formal and informal educational
 programs, and social and recreational activities.
 Although the living situation is quite different
 in the apartment villages for married students,
 self-government organizations and community
 activities provide similar opportunities and edu-
 cational experiences.

 The purpose of housing regulations is to
outline reasonable standards for developing and
maintaining a living-learning environment favor-
able to the well-being and academic success of each
student. In following the regulations, each stu-
dent shows consideration for his fellow residents,
respects student and University property, and
assumes responsibility for his own conduct as
well as for the conduct of his guests.

 The Committee on Student Housing has
adopted the following policy governing apartment
applications and assignments:
 1. The married student must meet the re-


educational
opportunities in
campus
living








university
policies and
regulations
pertaining
to students





facilities for
married
students