<p>Docmom, I am so glad this got resolved. I didn’t put my two cents in before but I felt for your son and you in this situation. But as long as he didn’t have any specific roommates, I think moving was a good idea. My S is in Riverside West and I think it is more convenient than East…at least to get to the cafetaria! I am also impressed that Janine knew about it (and was probably waiting for your call)…its so nice that someone from Housing is active on this Alabama CC site. A shout out, roll tide and thank you to Janine!</p>
<p>I just love a happy ending!</p>
<p>I’ve been following this thread. So glad to hear of a happy ending! Roll Tide!</p>
<p>So glad everything worked out! Your son will love Riverside West. Great dorm and great location. Wishing him a great ending to his senior year and wishing him much luck at Bama!</p>
<p>This could have gone either way. Housing is extremely helpful if a student runs into serious roommate issues. It happens. Its nice to know Housing has a plan for taking care of students when it does. I’m glad this was resolved for your son.
Thanks, Janine!:)</p>
<p>See this link for student rights and responsibilities:
[Student</a> Affairs | Housing & Residential Communities](<a href=“http://housing.ua.edu/on_campus/rights_and_responsibilities.cfm]Student”>http://housing.ua.edu/on_campus/rights_and_responsibilities.cfm)</p>
<p>Resident Rights
As a member of the campus housing community, you have the expectation to:
- Read, study, and sleep without interference, unreasonable noise or other distractions.
- Have personal privacy within your room.
- Live in a clean environment.
- Have guests with the understanding that guests honor the rights of others.
- Be free from intimidation, physical, and emotional harm.
- Expect that your personal belongings and property will be respected.</p>