Behaviour Management

Transformational Moments | Responsibility | Trust

Behaviour Management in Western Residence is designed to promote self-discipline and the capacity to respect the rights of others. We actively foster the personal and social development of students who are held accountable for violations of the Residence Contract. Whenever possible, we emphasize appropriate conflict resolution methods or learning opportunities before punitive measures are considered.

Read on and click the links below to learn more about behaviour expectations and the rationale for those expectations; our behaviour management process; the appeal process in residence; and the sample learning opportunities sometimes used.

RESIDENCE CONTRACT

Alphabetical Expectations with Rationale

Behaviour management process

Appeal Process

Learning Projects

Who we are:

  • The Residence Conduct Coordinators work with others on the Residence Life Team to ensure the safety and welfare of all residents. Students who are alleged to have violated the contract will normally meet with the Conduct Coordinator in their neighbourhood to discuss the incident.

    The Residence Conduct Coordinators
    Brent Rohrer, North Neighbourhood (Bayfield Hall, Clare Hall, Lambton Hall, Saugeen-Maitland Halls); Mikayla MacDonald, East Neighbourhood (Alumni House, Delaware Hall, Elgin Hall,  Medway-Sydenham Halls); Jim Raccine, South Neighbourhood (Essex Hall, London Hall, Ontario Hall, Perth Hall)