Residence hall lounge reservation - Revision history

Admin at 16:27, 8 December 2013

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Admin at 16:14, 8 December 2013

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Admin at 16:12, 8 December 2013

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Admin: moved Reserving Residence Halls to Residence hall lounge reservation

2013-12-08T16:10:21Z

moved Reserving Residence Halls to Residence hall lounge reservation

Nonsensical at 18:40, 3 May 2007

2007-05-03T18:40:30Z

Nonsensical: New page: Reserving residence hall lounges is often required for student group activities to hold events. == Jurisdiction == Residence hall reservations are handled entirely by the office of [...

2007-05-03T18:39:23Z

New page: Reserving residence hall lounges is often required for student group activities to hold events. == Jurisdiction == Residence hall reservations are handled entirely by the office of [...

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Reserving [[residence hall]] lounges is often required for student group activities to hold events.

== Jurisdiction ==

Residence hall reservations are handled entirely by the office of [[Undergraduate Housing]]. While you must be a member of an [[ABC]] recognized student group, ABC plays no part in lounge reservations.

== Process ==
# Check the [http://www.urh.columbia.edu/lounges/thisweek.asp Housing Event Calendar] for an available time slot in the building you want.
# Fill out a [http://www.urh.columbia.edu/lounges/loungeres.html Hall Lounge Request Form] online. Link can also be found on the [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lernerhall/ Lerner Hall site] (left sidebar) and probably through some convoluted series of links starting at the [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/housing/ Housing Web Site].
:''Note: Conveniently, housing gives you no confirmation that you actually completed a request. There is no e-mail sent to you or confirmation number. If they lose a record of your reservation, there's nothing you can do...''
# Wait for an approval/denial e-mail from the Housing office. They usually take 24-72 hours to process. If a request has not been processed within this time, you must resolve the issue in person (see below)
:''Note: The denial e-mail does not specify why requests are denied, just that they're''

== Resolving Request Issues ==
If your request is denied or held up and you want to push it through, you must go in person to 125 [[Wallach Hall]] to speak with [[Jem Conway]], who is in charge of processing lounge requests. Jem is good natured and friendly if you're friendly and patient with her and will typically have your issue resolved in a matter of minutes. She is notoriously bad at answering e-mails. The few times that she actually responds to e-mails sent to her, she invariably misunderstands what one is requesting of her. The best thing to do is to go see her in person.

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	If your request is denied or held up and you want to push it through, you must go in person to 125 [[Wallach Hall]] to speak with [[Jem Conway]], who is in charge of processing lounge requests. Jem is good natured and friendly if you're friendly and patient with her and will typically have your issue resolved in a matter of minutes. She is notoriously bad at answering e-mails. The few times that she actually responds to e-mails sent to her, she invariably misunderstands what one is requesting of her. The best thing to do is to go see her in person.		If your request is denied or held up and you want to push it through, you must go in person to 125 [[Wallach Hall]] to speak with [[Jem Conway]], who is in charge of processing lounge requests. Jem is good natured and friendly if you're friendly and patient with her and will typically have your issue resolved in a matter of minutes. She is notoriously bad at answering e-mails. The few times that she actually responds to e-mails sent to her, she invariably misunderstands what one is requesting of her. The best thing to do is to go see her in person.

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 If your request is denied or held up and you want to push it through, you must go in person to 125 [[Wallach Hall]] to speak with [[Jem Conway]], who is in charge of processing lounge requests. Jem is good natured and friendly if you're friendly and patient with her and will typically have your issue resolved in a matter of minutes. She is notoriously bad at answering e-mails. The few times that she actually responds to e-mails sent to her, she invariably misunderstands what one is requesting of her. The best thing to do is to go see her in person.
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-Reserving [[residence hall]] lounges is often required for student group activities to hold events.
+'''Residence hall lounge reservation''' is often required for student group activities to hold events.
-== Jurisdiction ==
+Such reservations are handled entirely by the office of [[Undergraduate Housing]]. ABC plays no part in lounge reservations, although only [[ABC]]-recognized student groups may register.
 == Process ==
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 [[Category:Housing]]

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	== Resolving Request Issues ==		== Resolving Request Issues ==
	If your request is denied or held up and you want to push it through, you must go in person to 125 [[Wallach Hall]] to speak with [[Jem Conway]], who is in charge of processing lounge requests. Jem is good natured and friendly if you're friendly and patient with her and will typically have your issue resolved in a matter of minutes. She is notoriously bad at answering e-mails. The few times that she actually responds to e-mails sent to her, she invariably misunderstands what one is requesting of her. The best thing to do is to go see her in person.		If your request is denied or held up and you want to push it through, you must go in person to 125 [[Wallach Hall]] to speak with [[Jem Conway]], who is in charge of processing lounge requests. Jem is good natured and friendly if you're friendly and patient with her and will typically have your issue resolved in a matter of minutes. She is notoriously bad at answering e-mails. The few times that she actually responds to e-mails sent to her, she invariably misunderstands what one is requesting of her. The best thing to do is to go see her in person.
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