1. (1) Assigned Living Space. The personal dwelling unit of a student and/or occupant residing within a student residence facility.
2. (2) Guest(s). Any person invited by a student resident, occupant, or the University to visit in a student residence facility.
3. (3) License Agreement (Agreement). The contract document setting forth the terms of occupancy of any student residence facility/unit as between the University and student residents that occupy such student residence facility/unit.
4. (4) Occupant(s). Legal spouse or child residing with a student resident in an assigned living space. Occupant(s) may be referred to as resident(s).
5. (5) Premises. Any student residence facility owned or operated by the University to provide housing accommodations for student residents.
6. (6) Prepayment Fee. A payment required by the University to secure assigned living space within a student residence facility prior to taking occupancy of a particular assigned living space. The prepayment fee is applied toward housing costs except where forfeitures apply.
7. (7) Semester Fee. The payment required to occupy an assigned living space within a student residence facility for a specified term.
8. (8) Student(s). For purposes of this rule, any individual officially enrolled and residing on premises in an assigned living space who is a signatory to the housing license agreement. The student may be referred to as resident(s).

Authority: T.C.A. §§ 49-8-101(a)(2)(A) and 49-8-203(a)(1)(D). Administrative History: New rules filed February 8, 2022; effective May 9, 2022.