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Living On Campus

Living on campus is an integral part of a Geneseo education. The residence halls are places where you learn how to interact with and live with people who are different from you. This requires advocating for your own needs, listening to and respecting the needs of others (especially when it seems like the needs conflict), and working with your roommates, suite-mates, hall-mates, and RA staff to build a network of support. 

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Emotional Support Animal Policy

SUNY Geneseo has a no-pet policy in all of its residence halls. Exceptions are made for service and emotional support animals according to the guidelines outlined below. Definitions Service Animals The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines a “service animal” as any dog individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of

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Campaigning Policy

#4-400 Approved By:Cabinet Effective Date:06-05-2006 Revised Date:10-04-2016 Category: CategoryFaculty and Academic Affairs Policy Owner: Office of Scheduling, Events & Conferernce Services Office Number: 585-245-5500 Scope The Office of Scheduling, Events and Conference Services administers and enforces the Facilities Use Policy and coordinating policies, including the Campaigning Policy. Policy Statement Use of SUNY Geneseo Facilities by

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Bringing Animals on Campus Policy

#3-310 Approved By: Cabinet Effective Date: 05-07-2004 Revised Date:12-06-2016 Category: Student Affairs Policy Owner: Vice President for Student and Campus Life Office Number: 585-245-5618 Scope This policy is applicable to faculty, staff, students, and third parties and visitors/guests to campus. Policy Statement The purpose of this policy is to clarify when, how, and by whom

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