Residence Life

Roommate assignments will be sent via the e-mail address you provided on your housing contract mid-July.

The 2013-2014 Housing Contract is now available! Reserve your room today! Please click on the Residence Life Housing Contract link to print the contract and TB Screening Questionnaire. If you have any questions, feel free to contact call 620-450-2000.

Campus housing is available so you can experience a community living environment that provides companionship, cultural awareness, and social opportunities which play a vital part of your college experience.

We offer six residence halls: Novotny Hall houses 96 men, Beck Hall houses 36 women, North Hall is a coed facility housing 64, Dudrey Scholarship Hall is coed housing 72 and Porter Hall serves as an additional housing area for 16 men. East Hall is apartment style and offers housing for 72 students and is coed as well.

Each residence hall is equipped with coin-operated laundry facilities, a main lobby, vending machines and a microwave. East Hall features kitchenettes, featuring a convection ovens and a refrigerator. Each room is furnished with a free cable hookup, wireless Internet access, and local telephone service.

Everyone living in the residence halls is required to be on a meal plan. Students can select from 10, 14, or 19 meals per week. Three meals a day are offered Monday-Friday. Two meals are served Saturday & Sunday. All meals are served in the Student Conference Center cafeteria.

The staff consists of: Director of Residence Life and the East Hall Resident Director.

There are 24 Resident Assistants living in the Residence Halls. The Resident Assistants are student employees who receive extensive training to assist their fellow residents. Each residence hall has a full-time professional staff member that lives in the hall to work with resident assistants and students.

JOIN HALL COUNCIL!

Hall Council is a great way to get involved in the residence halls! It also gives residents a chance to help make policy/rule decisions for the residence halls, plan social activities, and offer opinions and suggestions on improvements in the future.

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