Dishcloths, dish
towels, dishwasher detergent & dish soap (each kitchen has a dishwasher)
Dishes and cooking utensils that are microwave
safe. (microwave provided in the kitchen)
Eating utensils
Food & snacks (should you want to cook in
the suite)
Paper towels
Pots and pans
Trash cans
Bathroom
Cleaning supplies
Shower curtain and bath rugs
Toilet paper
Toiletries
Towels and washcloths
Bedroom
Alarm clock (w/battery back up)
Clothes for 1 season at a time
Personal computer with an ethernet or wireless card (to access the campus network)
Extra long twin-sized bed sheets and a pillow
Telephone (should you desire to sign up for service)
Long-distance calling cards
Long distance service is not provided
in the residence halls
Entertainment
Board games and playing cards
Camera
Headphones (if you bring a stereo/television)
Small stereo or CD player
Sporting goods, such as a baseball glove, tennis racquet or racquetball
equipment
Television and cable TV cord (basic cable TV service is provided)
Personal Care
Band-Aids/First aid kit
Hangers for your clothes
Iron and small ironing board
Laundry supplies-laundry basket or bag, laundry detergent, stain remover, etc
Rolls of quarters for vending machines, washers, and dryers
Small sewing kit
Other Belongings
You will need to bring your
MCC ID card! Your ID card is your front door key to the
residence halls. It is also used to conduct business with the college,
such as purchasing textbooks and finalizing your student schedule.
Calendar
with family birthdays highlighted
Desk supplies
Flashlight
Stationery, stamps, envelopes, and address book
Surge Protector
Products for Hanging
Posters
We recommend the following
products for hanging pictures/posters on the wall. These items are widely
available in the bookstore, or the hardware aisles at Home Depot and
Wal-Mart:
Tacks
OOK®
Picture Hangers and thumbtacks (for hanging items on sheet rock walls)
Snap Hook™ (suction hanger, useable on metal and glass surfaces)
Things
Not to Bring
George Foreman or BBQ grills
Air conditioners. Central heating and air conditioning is provided
in each suite
Candles, fireworks and explosives, oil lamps, incense or other flame/ember
devices
Cinder blocks
Curtains-unless they are store-bought and can be hung by tension rods
Dartboards
Alcohol containers-full, empty, decorative, etc
Extension cords greater than 6 feet, or multi-plug outlets (only power
strips are permitted)
Exterior television or radio antennas, satellite dishes or any object
that protrudes from a window or attaches to the exterior of a residence
hall
Firearms, weapons, or other dangerous instrument which may cause injury
or damage to person or property. This includes, but is not limited to:
firearms, B-B guns, paintball guns, fireworks, knives, and archery equipment
Gasoline, benzene, flammable liquids, or chemicals
Halogen lamps or other high-intensity lamps
Hot plates, heating coils, electric frying pans, space heaters, broilers,
electric griddles, toaster ovens, and other open-coil cooking appliances
Items that hang from the ceiling, such as fishnets, sheets, tapestries or posters
Kegs or beer balls (full or empty)
Liquid filled furniture
Live-cut Christmas trees and flammable decorations
Lofts
Neon signs and strings of lights (including Christmas lights)
Pets (with the exception of fish in a 5 gallon or smaller tank)
Stickers placed on walls, windows and/or furniture
Traffic or construction signs
Weightlifting apparatus (barbells, free weights, Solo flex machines,
etc.)
We do not recommend any kind of adhesive product for use on walls. Poster
putty, duct tape, and foam tapes will damage walls. In addition, nails
and screws may not be used in any surface, as they create excessive damage
that could be billed back to you. Thumbtacks may be used in walls, as
long as they are not used excessively.
When in doubt, contact hall staff regarding changes/modifications to your
room and to see if items are permitted.
dish
towels, dishwasher detergent & dish soap (each kitchen has a dishwasher)
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