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2012 College-Subsidized Summer Housing

Applications must be submitted online no later than 1pm on Friday, April 27, 2012.

For information about paying for Summer Housing (if you do not qualify for College-Subsidized Summer Housing), please visit http://barnard.edu/reslife/summerhousing/paying.

 

Eligibility

Barnard students who meet one or more of the following criteria MAY be eligible to receive College-Subsidized Summer Housing for up to 12 weeks (Sunday, May 20 – 5pm Friday, August 10) during the Summer of 2012.

  • Barnard student working 30+ hrs/week working in an Barnard academic department, research lab, or Library & Academic Information Services (BLAIS)
  • Barnard student working 30+ hrs/week in an on-campus Barnard office which is a part of Student Services (Student Life, Admissions, Dean of Studies, Health Services, etc)
  • Barnard student working 30+ hrs/week in any on-campus  non-Student Services Barnard office (ex. BCIT, Bursar, Registrar, Facilities, Mail Services, etc)
  • Barnard student working 30+ hrs/week in a full-time unpaid internship funded by an Alumni / Donor Sponsored Internship Grant from Career Development

Students are required to get approval signatures from the appropriate departments and Vice-Presidents / Deans of the area (see Application process below).  Please note that Residential Life & Housing is not in charge of the approval process and cannot answer for individual students whether their position is eligible or not for College-Subsidized Summer Housing.

Students may work one or more positions that total 30+ hours; however, each position that contributes towards the 30+ hour total must meet the eligibility criteria.  Students who qualify for College-Subsidized Summer Housing by working in more than one location must obtain the required signatures for each position (see Application process below).

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Periods & Interim Housing

Summer housing is available for the following time periods:

  • Summer Session 1 – 9am on Sunday, May 20, through 5pm on Friday, June 29, 2012
  • Summer Session 2 – 9am on Sunday, July 1, through 5pm on Friday, August 10, 2012

Students who are signed up for both Summer Session 1 and 2 may remain in housing between the two sessions (i.e. 5pm on Friday, June 29 through 9am on Sunday, July 1, 2012).

Housing may also be available (see below) for the following interim periods:

  • May Interim – 10am on Saturday, May 12, through 5pm on Sunday, May 20, 2012
  • August Interim – 5pm on Friday, August 10, through 9am on September 1, 2012

MAY INTERIM

Students may only apply for May Interim housing if they are currently living in a Barnard residence hall for the Spring 2012 semester and are signed up for Summer Session 1 housing.  Students living in a Columbia residence hall for the Spring 2012 semester must apply for May Interim Housing with CU Housing Services (and would be required to pay CU for that housing).

May Interim is intended to provide housing for students who live too far away from campus to go home and/or cannot arrange housing off-campus.  Because students will be required to move to a temporary room and/or their summer room when required by Residential Life & Housing, May Interim is not intended to provide storage space for students' belongings so they may leave campus.

AUGUST INTERIM

Students may only apply for August Interim housing if they are living Summer Session 2 housing and have a Fall 2012 housing assignment in a Barnard residence hall.  Students who will be living in a Columbia residence hall for the Fall (i.e. Barnard students participating in the BC/CU Housing Exchange) must apply for August Interim Housing with CU Housing Services (and would pay CU for that housing).  Students who cancel their Fall housing assignment will cease to be eligible for August Interim housing.

August Interim is intended to provide housing for students who live too far away from campus to go home and/or cannot arrange housing off-campus.  Because students will be required to move to a temporary room and/or their Fall room when required by Residential Life & Housing, August Interim is not intended to provide storage space for students' belongings so they may leave campus.

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Rates & Available Locations

Eligible students who submit an application will be charged a non-refundable $200 application fee for each session they wish to be in housing (i.e. $400 if applying for both Summer Sessions 1 & 2).

Please note that the application fee will be billed to student accounts, may not be paid by a sponsoring department or program, and is non-refundable (Graduating Seniors will be required to pay by check payable to Barnard College when they submit their Approval Signature Form).

Eligible students will be provided with an assignment to a non-air-conditioned double room (in either 600 W 116th or Hewitt). The exact location will be determined by the availability of space after making assignments to students who are paying full-price for summer housing.

Students may request via the online housing application to upgrade to a non-air-conditioned single room (in Hewitt); however, due to the limited number of spaces available, upgrades will be granted by seniority of class year. The cost of an upgrade to a non-air-conditioned single room is $200 per session (in addition to the $200 application fee for each session).

Students may also request via the online housing application an upgrade to an air-conditioned double or single (in CG); however, these will likely not be available due to the fact that students paying for summer housing will be prioritized for placement and there are an extremely limited number of air-conditioned rooms available. 

Please note that students may not use window or portable AC units.

Students with a diagnosed-disability who need disability-related housing accommodations (ex. single, room with AC, etc.) must submit a Disability Housing Request to the Office of Disability Services no later than 1pm on Wednesday, April 25, 2012.  Students are required to reapply for accommodations each year/summer, even if they have received an accommodation in the past.  Late requests cannot be accommodated.  For more information, please visit http://barnard.edu/reslife/disability.  Please note that there will be no rooms available with air-conditioning during May or August Interim.

Time Period Double w/o AC Single w/o AC Double w/ AC* Single w/ AC*
Summer Session 1
$200 App fee
App fee + $200
App fee + $300
App fee + $600
Summer Session 2
$200 App fee
App fee + $200
App fee + $300
App fee + $600
May Interim
No additional charge if currently in a BC residence hall & staying for Summer Session 1
August Interim
$880

While students may request to live in the same room for the Summer that they are assigned to for the Fall, it is not guaranteed. Additionally, any student who lives in the same suite for the Summer as for the Fall will not be allowed to remain in the suite should they stay for August Interim (they would be required to relocate with their belongings to randomly-assigned shared non-AC temporary room in Reid Hall to facilitate cleaning of the suite & the residence hall).

Any student whose summer room assignment has not yet been cleaned by the Facilities office by the start of Summer Session 1 or 2 may be required to move into a temporary room until their summer assignment is available.

MAY INTERIM

May interim housing will likely require relocation from a student's Spring 2012 room to a randomly-assigned shared non-AC double in Reid Hall (prior to being able to check into their summer room assignment), in order to facilitate cleaning of the residence halls for summer use.  There is no additional charge as long as students are paying for Summer Session 1.

AUGUST INTERIM

August interim housing will likely require relocation from a student's summer room to a randomly-assigned shared non-AC double in Reid Hall (prior to being able to check into their Fall 2012 room assignment), in order to facilitate cleaning of the residence halls after summer use. 

Students who are eligible for early Fall move-in due to participation in NSOP, sports, or another approved reason will be charged $40 per night for August Interim to bridge between the end of Summer Session 2 and the date that they would have been approved to move in early.

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Application Process

To apply for College-Subsidized Summer Housing, students must complete the two steps above: the Housing Preferences Form, which is completed online, and the Approval Signature Form, which is printed out and turned in to the Residential Life & Housing office (110 Sulzberger).

Both the online form and the Approval Signatures form must be completed no later than 1pm on Friday, April 27, 2012

Eligibility Criteria Category Approval Signatures Required (2 total)
Barnard student working 30+ hrs/week working in an Barnard academic department, research lab, or Library & Academic Information Services (BLAIS)

1. Employer
2. Robin Beltzer, Provost's Office (110 Milbank)

Barnard student working 30+ hrs/week in an on-campus Barnard office which is a part of Student Services (Student Life, Admissions, Dean of Studies, Health Services, etc)

1. Employer
2. Avis Hinkson, Dean of the College (105 Milbank)

Barnard student working 30+ hrs/week in any on-campus non-Student Services Barnard office (ex. BCIT, Bursar, Registrar, Facilities, Mail Services, etc)

1. Employer
2. Greg Brown, Chief Operating Officer (101 Milbank)

Barnard student working 30+ hrs/week in a full-time internship funded by an Alumni / Donor Sponsored Internship Grant from Career Development

1. Valerie Chow, Career Development (Elliott, 2nd Floor)
2. Dorothy Denburg, VP for College Relations (Vagelos)

Students may work one or more positions that total 30+ hours; however, each position that contributes towards the 30+ hour total must meet the eligibility criteria.  Students who qualify for College-Subsidized Summer Housing by working in more than one location must obtain the required signatures for each position.

Students who wish to additionally apply for August Interim would need to print / submit the PDF application linked above no later than 4pm on Monday, June 18.

Once a student submits a College-Subsidized Summer Housing (and/or August Interim Housing application) they will be subject to the Cancellation policy and schedule below.

Students with a diagnosed-disability who need disability-related housing accommodations must submit a Disability Housing Request to the Office of Disability Services no later than 1pm on Wednesday, April 25, 2012.  Students are required to reapply for accommodations each year/summer, even if they have received an accommodation in the past.  Late requests cannot be accommodated.  For more information, please visit http://barnard.edu/reslife/disability.  Please note that there will be no rooms available with Air-conditioning during May or August Interim.

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Assignments & Billing

Summer room assignments for students living on campus for Summer Session 1 will be emailed to students by 6pm on Saturday, May 5, 2012.  Students not moving in until Summer Session 2 will be emailed their room assignment by Friday, June 22, 2012.  Temporary room assignments for May and/or August Interim will not be given until the student checks-in.

There is no Summer Room Change Request process and requests for roommates and suitemates are not guaranteed.

Summer housing charges will be placed on student accounts in late May.  Printed statements will be mailed to students' billing addresses in late May or early June. Charges will be payable to the Bursar office by the end of June.

Class of 2012 graduating  seniors will be required to pay in full by check (payable to Barnard College) before the start of the earliest Summer Session they request.

Charges for August Interim will be billed to student accounts in late August.

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Check In & Out / Moving Times

Check-in instructions for the start of each Summer Session will be sent to students via email.  Only the student themself may sign for their room key(s); friends and family may not check in on behalf of a student.

Students who wish to move in later than the first date of either Summer or Interim Session may do so, but they may only check in and get their keys when the Barnard Residential Life & Housing office (110 Sulzberger) is open (9am – 5pm, Monday – Friday; closed on holidays) and must checked out of any previous housing by the deadline given.

The cost for summer (or interim) sessions will not be prorated as a result of checking in late (or checking out early).

Please note that requests to check in early or check out late will not be approved

Students staying only for Summer Session 1 must be completely moved out (including submission of a check out envelope) no later than 5pm on Friday, June 29, 2012.  Students in housing for Summer Session 2 (but not staying for August Interim) must be completely moved out (including submission of a check out envelope) no later than 5pm on Friday, August 10, 2012.

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MAY INTERIM

Students who stay for May Interim will likely be required to relocate from their current Spring assignment to a non-air conditioned shared double room (likely in Reid Hall) in order to facilitate cleaning of the residence halls for summer use.  Students must be available to move to and/or from their temporary and/or summer room with a minimum of 24 hours advance notice (although Residential Life & Housing will attempt to give as much advance notice as possible).  Student who fail to move when required will be fined ($500 minimum) to have their belongings removed from campus. 

May Interim is intended to provide housing for students who live too far away from campus to go home.  May Interim is not intended to provide storage space for students' belongings so they may leave campus.

AUGUST INTERIM

Students who stay for May Interim will likely be required to relocate from their current Spring assignment to a non-air conditioned shared double room (likely in Reid Hall) in order to facilitate cleaning of the residence halls for summer use.  Students must be available to move to and/or from their temporary and/or summer room with a minimum of 24 hours advance notice.  Student who fail to move when required will be fined ($500 minimum) to have their belongings removed from campus.

August Interim is intended to provide housing for students who live too far away from campus to go home. August Interim is not intended to provide storage space for students' belongings so they may leave campus.

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Cancellation Policy

A student who desires to terminate their Summer Housing Application or room assignment will continue to be liable for the costs of summer housing until the following steps have been completed:

  • the Housing Cancellation form is submitted and approved
  • the student has vacated campus housing
  • the student has properly checked out of housing (including submitting a check out envelope with keys)

Cancellation fees and/or refunds of the housing charge will be determined following the schedule below:

SUMMER SESSION 1 & 2

Students who cancel either Summer Session 1 or 2 housing after submitting their application will forfeit their non-refundable application fee ($200 per session). 

Students who were given a upgrade to a non-air-conditioned single or AC double or single will not be charged the upgrade fee if they cancel prior to the start of a Summer Session.  Student who upgraded their room and then cancel after the start of a summer session will be charged a prorated amount of the upgrade fee based on the date of cancelltion.

AUGUST INTERIM

Cancel prior to Thursday, August 9, 2012 $100 cancellation fee
Cancel on or after Friday, August 10, 2012 No refund

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