Policy Library
- Residential Life and Housing
Access to Campus
天美传媒 is committed to fostering a safe, accessible, and vibrant campus community.
Emotional Support Animal Policies & Guidelines for Students in University Housing
天美传媒 permits Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) in campus housing for students with documented disabilities, in compliance with federal law and community standards.
Fire Safety
天美传媒 has long been committed to maintaining a comprehensive fire safety program for all members of the Adelphi community with the assistance of our students, faculty and staff, and through the cooperative efforts of the Garden City Fire Department, Nassau County Fire Marshal鈥檚 Office, and the New York State Office of Fire Prevention. Our fire safety program has contributed to what we believe is an excellent record of safety.
Missing Students
Establishing a coordinated framework for locating and assisting 天美传媒 students who are reported missing.
Outside Food Policy
The University requires all campus catering to be provided through its approved in-house service, with limited exceptions requiring advance approval, to ensure compliance with food safety standards.
Personal Care Attendant (PCA) Policy
Students who require personal care attendant services are strongly encouraged, where possible, to hire a PCA who is not a family member, friend, or another student.
Pet Policy for Live-in Staff
Supporting staff well-being while maintaining community standards for pet ownership.
Reasonable Accommodations in Housing Assignments
This document sets out policy and procedures for students with disabilities seeking reasonable accommodations in University housing assignments.
Residence Hall Agreement
This policy sets forth core principles and standards with respect to the residence hall agreement for students at 天美传媒.
Room Refund Policy
This policy sets forth core principles and standards with respect to room refunds for students living on campus at 天美传媒.
Service Animal Policy
天美传媒 recognizes that service animals provide individuals with disabilities enhanced autonomy and independence.