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American University Dormitories:
Centennial Hall
Reservations:
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Download and complete the application form in full.
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Email confirmations will be sent to those offered placement. If you do not receive an email confirmation, please contact the housing department at: summerhousing@american.edu
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Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours prior to check-in for a full refund.
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Refunds will not be granted to participants who decide to leave early.
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Students should consider their housing dates carefully. If you plan on going away for the weekend, you cannot check out for those days.
- Housing payments can only be made with
cash, credit card, or money order form. Wire transfers are not accepted.
- The Academy does not accept payments on behalf of the Housing Department. All payments for housing must be submitted separate from course fees and directly to the housing department.
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Description:
- Rooms at Centennial Hall are set up as a suite which means that two rooms share a bathroom so a maximum of four people will share that bathroom. See a 3-D rendering of a the dorm room.
- Rooms and bathrooms are cleaned prior to check-in. They are not cleaned again until you check out. You are responsible for maintaining your area.
- Linens can be exchanged at the front desk.
- Toilet paper can also be requested at the front desk.
- Dormitories are the most minimal of accommodations and they include a bed, linens, desk and dressers. Rooms do not have phones.
- Participants that stay in the dorms will be issued an AU Conference Card that grants them access to the fitness center.
- Washington College of Law is about a 15 to 20 minute walk from the dorms or you can take a free shuttle that will bring you to the law school. View Map.
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The Academy on Human Rights and Humanitarian Law is not affiliated with, nor do we endorse any of the housing options listed. Please ensure you understand all policies and costs related to your stay prior to making any reservations.
*You will need to complete the Summer Housing Application. Please be sure to fill out every field of the housing application, as applications with blank fields will be considered incomplete and will not be processed. When your application has been received, you will receive a confirmation email from Summer Housing. If you do not receive this email, then your application was not received. Rooms will be assigned in May and you will only be contacted when one is assigned to you. |
| DORMITORY POLICIES |
Dorm Rules:
- A comprehensive list of resident hall rules and regulations can be found online.
- Resident hall ‘Quiet Hours’ are from 12AM to 7AM. Please be courteous and respectful of your fellow program participants, as well as the additional residents, interns, students and guests that share your living space.
Alcohol/Drug Policy:
- American University community members uphold university policies and abide by local, state, and federal laws pertaining to alcohol and other drugs. Individuals accept personal responsibility for the outcome of their decisions.
- Consumption or possession of alcohol/drugs is strictly prohibited in university residence halls. A participant that violates this rule will not only face immediate expulsion from the program but will also be charged for misconduct with the University and the local authorities.
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Sexual Assault/Harassment:
- American University does not tolerate sexual misconduct of any kind, in any context.
- Intimidating or forcing a person into sexual activity violates American University’s stated values and policies and is punishable with severe sanctions.
- Sexual misconduct includes, but is not limited to, rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment.
- Incidents will be reported to the University as well as local authorities.
- Various campus groups and offices are available for counseling and support.
Failure to abide by these rules could result in dismissal from the Program and/or complications with the law.
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OTHER OPTIONS
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Budget Hotel:
around $50-100/night
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Quaint lodging which usually includes basic amenities, such as beds, dressers, desk, telephone and TV. Some budget hotels have both shared and private bathrooms.
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Bed & Breakfast (B&B):
around $75-150/night
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Quaint lodging in private rooms with both shared and private bathrooms, depending on price. Bed & Breakfasts usually tailor to those who are looking for comfort, charm, and affordability. Most include shared amenities, such as a shared kitchen, common room, and TV room.
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Apartment-style Accommodations:
prices vary
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Accommodations usually include a small kitchen, private bathroom, and bedroom. In apartment-style accommodations the atmosphere is less like a hotel, and more like a private residence. Apartments are available both unfurnished and furnished. Accommodations of this nature will vary tremendously in both ammenities and cost. Browse through options on Craigslist: DC for daily/weekly/monthly sublets. We recommend looking for something available in Tenleytown, Friendship Heights, or Cleveland Park.
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Moderately Priced Hotel:
around $100-200/night
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Hotels include more modern day amenities and services than dormitories, budget hotels, and a bed & breakfast. Lodging usually includes a private bathroom, cable television, A/C, restaurant, and guest services. Hotels sometimes include an indoor/outdoor pool, exercise facility, and laundry facilities.
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Luxury Hotel:
$200 and up/night
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The most luxurious of your options, these hotels usually include many amenities and guest services. Most luxury hotels include luxurious guestrooms with cable TV, A/C, robes, and maid service, as well as fitness facilities, pool, and dining services on site.
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Hostel:
$25 and up/night |
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The most basic of accommodations. Most rooms will be dormitory-style with multiple beds in a shared space. These will be located further from campus, so transporation expenses and time would need to be factored in to your decision. Some have common space, kitchen, meals included, internet. Ammenities vary.
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