Planning for the Semester
Pet Request Form
Students have the privilege of bringing a small pet, such as a fish or hamster, to the residences. Download this form and complete it for approval prior to bringing pets into the residence halls.
- Welcome to Bard!
- Student Government Constitution of Bard College
- Academic and Campus Life Calendar, 2022-2023
- Religious Services and Holiday Calendar, 2022-2023
- Social Media Guidance
- Sports & Student Clubs
- Bard College Student Government and Standing Committees
- Learning at Bard
- Campus Facilities and Resources
- Residence Life & Housing
- College Policies, Regulations, and Procedures
- Safety and Security
- Safety and Security
- Safety and Security Vehicles
- Identification
- Lock Outs
- Lost and Found
- Driving Regulations and Violations
- Motor Vehicle Regulations
- Motorcycles
- Golf Carts
- Parking Regulations
- Derelict Vehicles
- NYS Traffic Laws
- Fire Safety Information and Policies
- Annual Campus Safety & Security and Fire Safety Reports
- Appendix I: Moderation
- Appendix II: Senior Project Preparation and Presentation
- COVID-19 Handbook Addendum
Derelict Vehicles
Community members will be contacted during the school year if a vehicle exhibits signs of deterioration (i.e. flattened tires, broken windows, outdated registration, or lack of license plates). Vehicles parked on campus must be movable in case of an emergency. Safety and Security staff members will attempt to contact the registered owner by using the office’s vehicle registration database. All vehicles must meet road safety standards as set by the New York State Motor Vehicles Department or risk being towed from campus at the owner’s expense. The Town of Red Hook Police Department will be notified of abandoned vehicles. The Town of Red Hook is empowered to dispose of abandoned vehicles in accordance with the provisions of Statute 1224(4) of New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law.
