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CHAPTER 7
BARRACKS STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES
7.1 General
To be eligible for occupancy in a barracks, a cadet must be enrolled as a full-time student at
MMI. Cadets who withdraw from MMI, who are dismissed from MMI, or who drop below full-
time status must vacate their rooms within 24 hours. Exceptions to these policies must be
submitted to the Commandant of Cadets in writing. Rooms are assigned by the Commandant of
Cadets’ Office and subsequent room changes will not be made without authority from such and
documented on a Room Change Request Form.
Lights are to remain on in common areas such as hallways and dayrooms at all times.
7.2 Barracks Guests
Prospective students and friends of current cadets are encouraged to visit campus. A guest must
be escorted by a resident who has responsibility for the conduct of the guest at all times. Guests
are not allowed to stay overnight on campus.
Barracks guests include:
a. Cadets. Cadets are students who are currently enrolled full-time at MMI.
b. Non-Cadets. Non-cadets are individuals who are not currently enrolled as full-
time students at MMI and includes Judson College students. These visitors are
required to sign in at the Guard House upon arriving on campus regardless of
gender and must sign out upon departure.
Visitation. Cadets of the same gender can visit each other’s rooms when invited and escorted.
However, there are prohibitions on visitation by cadets of the opposite gender. Specifically,
opposite-gender cadets can only visit a cadet’s room and/or dayroom when invited and escorted
during the following times:
Day Visitation Times Notes
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 1000-1430 & 1830-2130 AMCQ and PMCQ rules
apply
Friday 1000-1430 & 1830-Taps
Saturday 1000-Taps
Sunday and Holidays 1000-2130 PMCQ rules apply
Requirements. Cadets must leave room doors open at all times when cadets of the opposite
gender are present. Guests are not allowed to use restrooms designated for the opposite gender
even with a “guard” posted. At no time can opposite-gender visitors be left unattended.
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