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What do students usually bring to campus?
- Computer with a CAT-5E or CAT-6 hook-up cable
- Small television with a RG-6 hook-up cable that has F-style thread-on type connectors
- Power strips with an on/off switch, 15-20 amp circuit breaker/surge protector, and a 3-prong grounded plug-in; and, UL tested 3 wire/3 prong extension cords of a minimum 16 gauge weight
- Cell phone, radio, alarm clock, a small lockbox, flashlight and batteries
- Small refrigerator (residence hall only): two to four cubic foot size, microwave, vacuum cleaner, and ironing board
- Poster putty, camera, books, games, and sports equipment
- Extra-long twin-size bed linens, mattress pad, blankets, and pillows
- Bathroom floor mat and room entry mat, towels, washcloths, and personal toiletries
- Cleaning supplies - plastic scrub bucket, sponges/rags, oven and shower cleaner, hang-in toilet cleaner, plunger, etc.
What am I not allowed to have on campus?
Alcohol, candles, incense, flammables, fireworks, open-coil cooking/heating appliances, halogen lamps, lofts,
pets, and weapons.
How do I gain access to my residence hall?
All residence halls and apartment buildings are accessed via their
University ID card plus their personal identification number.
Residents occupying residence hall rooms and apartment suites are
prohibited by University policy for safety and security reasons from
sharing their student ID and personal identification number (PIN)
with others.
How and where will I do my laundry?
Clothes washers and dryers are located in your hall and charge $1.25
per load. Laundry (and vending) machines are accessed via money you
deposit on your University ID card
What about phone service?
Local service is not provided in resident rooms or apartments. Most
students bring a cell phone or calling cards for making long
distance calls from public phones. Calling cards are available for
purchase on campus. A public phone is available in each building's
lounge or laundry area.
Is recycling required?
Recycling is mandatory in Wisconsin. University housing facilities have designated
recycling areas located near them. Three types of exterior recycling
dumpsters are available one for trash, one for paper/cardboard, and one
for aluminum/plastic/tin/glass. Residents are expected to read recycling
instructions provided and dispose
of recyclables accordingly. For health and safety reasons, all trash
and recycling containers must be cleaned before reuse.
How do I get my mail?
Your campus mailbox and combination lock are permanent for as long
as you reside
on campus. The Student Mailroom is in the Community Center located
in the
lower level of the Office of Residence Life. It is staffed
9:00AM-1PM and 5PM-7PM, Monday through Friday at which time you may pick up packages
you have received notice of and/or report any mail-related problems
you experience.
Your mail must be addressed in the following format:
- Your Name
- Your campus box number (See Roommate Letter)
- Your building street address (See Roommate Letter)
- Green Bay, WI 54311-7070
*Your address and campus box combination are in the room assignment letter.
TO OPEN YOUR CAMPUS BOX
- Turn dial to the left four turns and stop at the first number.
- Turn dial to the right, passing first number one time and stop at the second number.
- Turn dial to the left and stop at the third number.
- Turn dial to the right to open mailbox lock.
What if I have more questions before arriving on campus?
To learn more about Residence Life please further explore our Web site or call 920-465-2040.
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