JAYHAWKLIVINGhousing.ku.edu/move

WHAT TO BRING apartmentsApartment residents may use the all residents list and likely will need to coordinate with roommates to outfit a full-size kitchen.

�Cascade pods or other brand dishwasher-specific soap.

�Water glasses and mugs

�Plates, cereal bowls, utensils

�Frying pan, pots, and cookie sheet

�Toaster, microwave, blender, or toaster oven

�Food storage containers

�Small, medium, and large cutting knives, and cutting boards

�

�

�

�

�

�Wax paper, parchment paper, aluminum foil, cling wrap

�Measuring cups, spoons, mixing bowls, and colander

�Spatula, whisk, and mixing spoons

�Can opener

�Coffee pot or kettle

LR 5/2019

QUESTIONS?KU Student Housing 422 West 11th St. Suite DSH Lawrence, KS 66045-3312

Phone: 785-864-4560 Email: housing@ku.edu

Photos by ©2018 University of Kansas/Marketing Communications/Andy White and Doug Koch, Steve Swalwell, KU Student Housing/Melissa Meyer

Prohibited • Command strips (Use push pins or thumbtacks on drywall. Use tape

for block or plaster walls.)

• Extension cords without a surge protector

• Halogen lamps

• Candles or incense

• Pets except for fish

• Alcohol or alcohol containers, including shot glasses. Apartment residents who are over age 21 may have alcohol in amounts consistent with personal consumption in the apartment.

• Weapons or weapon parts

• Amplifiers

• Hoverboards

• Tobacco (KU is a tobacco-free campus)

Extras InsuranceCheck to see if your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance covers your belongings while you’re at KU. Student Housing insurance covers facilities only. The University of Kansas is not responsible for student personal property that is lost, stolen, or damaged.

What to pack for your apartment STOUFFER PLACE FURNISHINGSStouffer Place Apartments are fully furnished, including a dishwasher, washer and dryer. Stouffer has double beds and you will need full-size linens. Bedrooms also contain dresser, desk, chair and window blinds.

• 2-bedroom Stouffer apartments furnished with loveseat, accent chair, coffee table, end table, entertainment stand and two bar stools.

• 4-bedroom Stouffer apartments furnished with couch, two accent chairs, coffee table, two end tables, entertainment stand and four bar stools.

JAYHAWKER TOWERS FURNISHINGSJayhawker Towers Apartments are partially furnished. Bedroom furniture in Towers includes window blinds, closet, a bed, a desk, desk chair and drawer space for each resident. Mattresses in Jayhawker Towers are extra-long twins 36 x 80”. Living rooms are not furnished.

Welcome homeMOVE IN Residence and scholarship halls open 8 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019. Apartments open 8 a.m., Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019.

Detailed information is at housing.ku.edu/move

You’ll find:

• Arrival schedules

• Travel routes and maps

• Parking information

• Information about accommodations, if they are needed, renter’s insurance, how to mail a package and more.

Just after 5 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 22, residents attend the first community meeting with their resident assistant. After community meetings, a welcome event kicks off Hawk Week.

PAYMENT PLAN OPTIONS Typically, your all-inclusive housing charge is placed on your Enroll&Pay account near the start of each semester. However, no-interest monthly payment plans are available. For information contact KU Student Accounts & Receivables: student-account-services.ku.edu

Signing up for the Nelnet program offers a monthly payment option to cover tuition, campus fees and housing. There is a flat fee each semester for this service.

Contact 1-800-722-4867.

Get involvedJOIN JAYSQUAD AND MOVE IN EARLYJaySquad members volunteer on Thursday, Aug. 22 to load carts and help move students to their residence hall rooms. Two shifts are offered on move-in day: 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., or 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Members receive:

• All JaySquad members may move in early for free and get a T-shirt. Move-in day for volunteers will be Aug. 21 and members must attend a mandatory check-in that evening.

• Three members get a $500 credit on their student housing account.

Volunteer at housing.ku.edu/jaysquad

PROGRAMMING BOARDSYou’ll have plenty of opportunities to get involved with your new hall. Join your community’s Program Board to help plan socials and events for the hall you live in! We’ll send a sign-up email with information, or you may contact Kirsten Andrews, Student Housing’s Program Coordinator, kjandrews@ku.edu.

Read your HOUSING

HANDBOOK

rockcha.lk/handbook

WHAT TO BRING all residents �Clothes hangers

�Bathrobe, shower shoes

�Toiletries, shower caddy

�Umbrella

�Linens: bedspread, blankets, extra-long twin sheets, pillow and pillowcase, towels and washcloths

�Laundry basket, iron

� Individually packaged, high efficiency detergent pods.

�School and desk supplies

�Desk and floor lamp

�Flashlight, batteries

�Posters, push pins, decorations

�Backpack

�Dishes, dish soap, water bottle, cups, a few plates. (Prohibited items in residence and scholarship hall rooms include Toasters, toaster ovens, hot plates, electric pans, Instant Pots, George Foreman grills, or appliances with exposed heating element)

�Cell phone, computer, cables, surge protectors. Wireless Internet is part of your housing contract. Establish your account: myresnet.com

�Cleaning supplies

�Wastebasket, trash bags

�Toilet paper, bathroom supplies for suites or apartment

�First aid kit, medications

�Coordinate with roommates about additional living room furniture, television, or other large items. Approved appliances: TV, 4.5 cubic foot refrigerator and microwave less than 1,000 watts.

�Social Security card. Required along with photo ID for campus employment

�Bicycle, U-lock

�Current medical insurance card and immunization record. KU’s meningitis vaccination policy for students living on campus is available at Watkins Health Services.

What to packRESIDENCE OR SCHOLARSHIP HALL FURNISHINGS• Each resident has a bed, a desk, a desk chair, drawer and

closet space.

• Mattresses are extra-long twins 36 x 80” except these four scholarship halls: Battenfeld, Grace Pearson, Douthart and Sellards. Mattresses in those four halls are standard-size twins.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR PARTICIPATION!

JAYHAWKLIVINGhousing.ku.edu/move

WHAT TO BRING apartmentsApartment residents may use the all residents list and likely will need to coordinate with roommates to outfit a full-size kitchen.

�Cascade pods or other brand dishwasher-specific soap.

�Water glasses and mugs

�Plates, cereal bowls, utensils

�Frying pan, pots, and cookie sheet

�Toaster, microwave, blender, or toaster oven

�Food storage containers

�Small, medium, and large cutting knives, and cutting boards

�

�

�

�

�

�Wax paper, parchment paper, aluminum foil, cling wrap

�Measuring cups, spoons, mixing bowls, and colander

�Spatula, whisk, and mixing spoons

�Can opener

�Coffee pot or kettle

LR 5/2019

QUESTIONS?KU Student Housing 422 West 11th St. Suite DSH Lawrence, KS 66045-3312

Phone: 785-864-4560 Email: housing@ku.edu

Photos by ©2018 University of Kansas/Marketing Communications/Andy White and Doug Koch, Steve Swalwell, KU Student Housing/Melissa Meyer

Prohibited • Command strips (Use push pins or thumbtacks on drywall. Use tape

for block or plaster walls.)

• Extension cords without a surge protector

• Halogen lamps

• Candles or incense

• Pets except for fish

• Alcohol or alcohol containers, including shot glasses. Apartment residents who are over age 21 may have alcohol in amounts consistent with personal consumption in the apartment.

• Weapons or weapon parts

• Amplifiers

• Hoverboards

• Tobacco (KU is a tobacco-free campus)

Extras InsuranceCheck to see if your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance covers your belongings while you’re at KU. Student Housing insurance covers facilities only. The University of Kansas is not responsible for student personal property that is lost, stolen, or damaged.

What to pack for your apartment STOUFFER PLACE FURNISHINGSStouffer Place Apartments are fully furnished, including a dishwasher, washer and dryer. Stouffer has double beds and you will need full-size linens. Bedrooms also contain dresser, desk, chair and window blinds.

• 2-bedroom Stouffer apartments furnished with loveseat, accent chair, coffee table, end table, entertainment stand and two bar stools.

• 4-bedroom Stouffer apartments furnished with couch, two accent chairs, coffee table, two end tables, entertainment stand and four bar stools.

JAYHAWKER TOWERS FURNISHINGSJayhawker Towers Apartments are partially furnished. Bedroom furniture in Towers includes window blinds, closet, a bed, a desk, desk chair and drawer space for each resident. Mattresses in Jayhawker Towers are extra-long twins 36 x 80”. Living rooms are not furnished.

Welcome homeMOVE IN Residence and scholarship halls open 8 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019. Apartments open 8 a.m., Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019.

Detailed information is at housing.ku.edu/move

You’ll find:

• Arrival schedules

• Travel routes and maps

• Parking information

• Information about accommodations, if they are needed, renter’s insurance, how to mail a package and more.

Just after 5 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 22, residents attend the first community meeting with their resident assistant. After community meetings, a welcome event kicks off Hawk Week.

PAYMENT PLAN OPTIONS Typically, your all-inclusive housing charge is placed on your Enroll&Pay account near the start of each semester. However, no-interest monthly payment plans are available. For information contact KU Student Accounts & Receivables: student-account-services.ku.edu

Signing up for the Nelnet program offers a monthly payment option to cover tuition, campus fees and housing. There is a flat fee each semester for this service.

Contact 1-800-722-4867.

Get involvedJOIN JAYSQUAD AND MOVE IN EARLYJaySquad members volunteer on Thursday, Aug. 22 to load carts and help move students to their residence hall rooms. Two shifts are offered on move-in day: 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., or 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Members receive:

• All JaySquad members may move in early for free and get a T-shirt. Move-in day for volunteers will be Aug. 21 and members must attend a mandatory check-in that evening.

• Three members get a $500 credit on their student housing account.

Volunteer at housing.ku.edu/jaysquad

PROGRAMMING BOARDSYou’ll have plenty of opportunities to get involved with your new hall. Join your community’s Program Board to help plan socials and events for the hall you live in! We’ll send a sign-up email with information, or you may contact Kirsten Andrews, Student Housing’s Program Coordinator, kjandrews@ku.edu.

Read your HOUSING

HANDBOOK

rockcha.lk/handbook

WHAT TO BRING all residents �Clothes hangers

�Bathrobe, shower shoes

�Toiletries, shower caddy

�Umbrella

�Linens: bedspread, blankets, extra-long twin sheets, pillow and pillowcase, towels and washcloths

�Laundry basket, iron

� Individually packaged, high efficiency detergent pods.

�School and desk supplies

�Desk and floor lamp

�Flashlight, batteries

�Posters, push pins, decorations

�Backpack

�Dishes, dish soap, water bottle, cups, a few plates. (Prohibited items in residence and scholarship hall rooms include Toasters, toaster ovens, hot plates, electric pans, Instant Pots, George Foreman grills, or appliances with exposed heating element)

�Cell phone, computer, cables, surge protectors. Wireless Internet is part of your housing contract. Establish your account: myresnet.com

�Cleaning supplies

�Wastebasket, trash bags

�Toilet paper, bathroom supplies for suites or apartment

�First aid kit, medications

�Coordinate with roommates about additional living room furniture, television, or other large items. Approved appliances: TV, 4.5 cubic foot refrigerator and microwave less than 1,000 watts.

�Social Security card. Required along with photo ID for campus employment

�Bicycle, U-lock

�Current medical insurance card and immunization record. KU’s meningitis vaccination policy for students living on campus is available at Watkins Health Services.

What to packRESIDENCE OR SCHOLARSHIP HALL FURNISHINGS• Each resident has a bed, a desk, a desk chair, drawer and

closet space.

• Mattresses are extra-long twins 36 x 80” except these four scholarship halls: Battenfeld, Grace Pearson, Douthart and Sellards. Mattresses in those four halls are standard-size twins.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR PARTICIPATION!

Welcome homeMOVE IN Residence and scholarship halls open 8 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019. Apartments open 8 a.m., Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019.

Detailed information is at housing.ku.edu/move

You’ll find:

• Arrival schedules

• Travel routes and maps

• Parking information

• Information about accommodations, if they are needed, renter’s insurance, how to mail a package and more.

Just after 5 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 22, residents attend the first community meeting with their resident assistant. After community meetings, a welcome event kicks off Hawk Week.

PAYMENT PLAN OPTIONS Typically, your all-inclusive housing charge is placed on your Enroll&Pay account near the start of each semester. However, no-interest monthly payment plans are available. For information contact KU Student Accounts & Receivables: student-account-services.ku.edu

Signing up for the Nelnet program offers a monthly payment option to cover tuition, campus fees and housing. There is a flat fee each semester for this service.

Contact 1-800-722-4867.

Get involvedJOIN JAYSQUAD AND MOVE IN EARLYJaySquad members volunteer on Thursday, Aug. 22 to load carts and help move students to their residence hall rooms. Two shifts are offered on move-in day: 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., or 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Members receive:

• All JaySquad members may move in early for free and get a T-shirt. Move-in day for volunteers will be Aug. 21 and members must attend a mandatory check-in that evening.

• Three members get a $500 credit on their student housing account.

Volunteer at housing.ku.edu/jaysquad

PROGRAMMING BOARDSYou’ll have plenty of opportunities to get involved with your new hall. Join your community’s Program Board to help plan socials and events for the hall you live in! We’ll send a sign-up email with information, or you may contact Kirsten Andrews, Student Housing’s Program Coordinator, kjandrews@ku.edu.

Read your HOUSING

HANDBOOK

rockcha.lk/handbook

WHAT TO BRING all residents �Clothes hangers

�Bathrobe, shower shoes

�Toiletries, shower caddy

�Umbrella

�Linens: bedspread, blankets, extra-long twin sheets, pillow and pillowcase, towels and washcloths

�Laundry basket, iron

� Individually packaged, high efficiency detergent pods.

�School and desk supplies

�Desk and floor lamp

�Flashlight, batteries

�Posters, push pins, decorations

�Backpack

�Dishes, dish soap, water bottle, cups, a few plates. (Prohibited items in residence and scholarship hall rooms include Toasters, toaster ovens, hot plates, electric pans, Instant Pots, George Foreman grills, or appliances with exposed heating element)

�Cell phone, computer, cables, surge protectors. Wireless Internet is part of your housing contract. Establish your account: myresnet.com

�Cleaning supplies

�Wastebasket, trash bags

�Toilet paper, bathroom supplies for suites or apartment

�First aid kit, medications

�Coordinate with roommates about additional living room furniture, television, or other large items. Approved appliances: TV, 4.5 cubic foot refrigerator and microwave less than 1,000 watts.

�Social Security card. Required along with photo ID for campus employment

�Bicycle, U-lock

�Current medical insurance card and immunization record. KU’s meningitis vaccination policy for students living on campus is available at Watkins Health Services.

What to packRESIDENCE OR SCHOLARSHIP HALL FURNISHINGS• Each resident has a bed, a desk, a desk chair, drawer and

closet space.

• Mattresses are extra-long twins 36 x 80” except these four scholarship halls: Battenfeld, Grace Pearson, Douthart and Sellards. Mattresses in those four halls are standard-size twins.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR PARTICIPATION!

JAYHAWKLIVINGhousing.ku.edu/move

WHAT TO BRING apartmentsApartment residents may use the all residents list and likely will need to coordinate with roommates to outfit a full-size kitchen.

�Cascade pods or other brand dishwasher-specific soap.

�Water glasses and mugs

�Plates, cereal bowls, utensils

�Frying pan, pots, and cookie sheet

�Toaster, microwave, blender, or toaster oven

�Food storage containers

�Small, medium, and large cutting knives, and cutting boards

�

�

�

�

�

�Wax paper, parchment paper, aluminum foil, cling wrap

�Measuring cups, spoons, mixing bowls, and colander

�Spatula, whisk, and mixing spoons

�Can opener

�Coffee pot or kettle

LR 5/2019

QUESTIONS?KU Student Housing 422 West 11th St. Suite DSH Lawrence, KS 66045-3312

Phone: 785-864-4560 Email: housing@ku.edu

Photos by ©2018 University of Kansas/Marketing Communications/Andy White and Doug Koch, Steve Swalwell, KU Student Housing/Melissa Meyer

Prohibited • Command strips (Use push pins or thumbtacks on drywall. Use tape

for block or plaster walls.)

• Extension cords without a surge protector

• Halogen lamps

• Candles or incense

• Pets except for fish

• Alcohol or alcohol containers, including shot glasses. Apartment residents who are over age 21 may have alcohol in amounts consistent with personal consumption in the apartment.

• Weapons or weapon parts

• Amplifiers

• Hoverboards

• Tobacco (KU is a tobacco-free campus)

Extras InsuranceCheck to see if your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance covers your belongings while you’re at KU. Student Housing insurance covers facilities only. The University of Kansas is not responsible for student personal property that is lost, stolen, or damaged.

What to pack for your apartment STOUFFER PLACE FURNISHINGSStouffer Place Apartments are fully furnished, including a dishwasher, washer and dryer. Stouffer has double beds and you will need full-size linens. Bedrooms also contain dresser, desk, chair and window blinds.

• 2-bedroom Stouffer apartments furnished with loveseat, accent chair, coffee table, end table, entertainment stand and two bar stools.

• 4-bedroom Stouffer apartments furnished with couch, two accent chairs, coffee table, two end tables, entertainment stand and four bar stools.

JAYHAWKER TOWERS FURNISHINGSJayhawker Towers Apartments are partially furnished. Bedroom furniture in Towers includes window blinds, closet, a bed, a desk, desk chair and drawer space for each resident. Mattresses in Jayhawker Towers are extra-long twins 36 x 80”. Living rooms are not furnished.