The Residence Life staff will consist of the following:
1 - Associate Dean for Student Life and Residence Life
2 - Residence Life Coordinators (previously called Residence Hall Managers; new position will manage two or more residence halls)
3 - Graduate Hall Assistants (live-in graduate students working part-time to assist with managing a residence hall and participating in the on-call rotation)
24 - Resident Assistants (live-in undergraduate students)
10 - Desk Assistants (additional undergraduate students working the residence hall front desk)
| Residence Hall | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Chandler Hall (114) | New (freshman and transfer) female students will be housed here for the new LLC and a class will be taught in the basement classroom. The transfer students will be strategically assigned on a floor separate from the freshman students to better assist with the students' development in the residence hall. |
| Combs Hall (106) | Combs Hall will be offline for the Fall 2016 semester and possibly Spring 2017 due to low enrollment. |
| Hunter Hall (102) | New (freshman and transfer) male students will be housed here for the new LLC and a class will be taught in the basement classroom. The transfer students will be strategically assigned on a floor separate from the freshman students to better assist with the students' development in the residence hall. |
| Kentucky Hall (136) | Continuing female residents will be housed in Kentucky Hall per their residence hall request. |
| McCullin Hall (97) | McCullin Hall will be used to accommodate: 1) male students needing ADA housing accommodations; 2) students who need housing once the other four residence halls are at capacity; 3) (if required) special student housing during extensive breaks (charge a housing daily rate); and 4) special housing requests from staff (housing for a nominal fee). |
| The Halls | Offline due to low enrollment and need for major renovation. |
| Young Hall (150) | W. M. Young Hall will be used to accommodate: 1) a living-learning community for STEM students (designated by Dr. Fariba Bigdeli) and the Whitney Young School of Honors Program (WYSHP) and 2) continuing female and male students. |
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