GLENDENNING HALL

The 186-bed residence features 90 fully furnished apartments. There are 62 two-bedroom apartments, 11 single apartments, 17 triple apartments, and three apartments built to accommodate disabled students.

The comfortable three-floor building features:

• in-floor heating
• elevators
• spacious student common rooms on each floor
• free parking
• coin-operated laundry facilities on each floor
• front desk monitoring and security cameras positioned throughout
• secure access and on-site staff during evenings, weekends and holidays (except Christmas Break)

• private bedrooms
• kitchenette with fridge, stove and microwave
• telephone with local service
• television
• table and chairs
• full bathroom
• double-sized bed (with the exception of single rooms. You will be notified if you have one.)
• Wi-Fi
• desk and chair
• night table and a dresser

CUMBERLAND RESIDENCE

This 80-bed residence features 31 fully furnished apartments. There are 13 two-bedroom apartments and 18 triple apartments.

The comfortable four-floor building features:

• heat pumps
• elevator
• spacious student common rooms on each floor
• free parking
• coin-operated laundry facilities on each floor
• front desk monitoring and security cameras positioned throughout
• secure access and on-site staff during evenings, weekends and holidays (except Christmas Break)

• private bedrooms
• kitchenette with fridge, stove and microwave
• telephone with local service
• table and chairs
• full bathroom
• double-sized bed
• television
• Wi-Fi
• desk and chair
• night table and a dresser

Residence Life Team

In addition to full-time staff, our team includes part- time second-year students known as residence life coordinators (RLCs). The RLCs help tenants adjust to residence life and help to establish an environment that encourages students to be happy, independent, and responsible. If you have questions about on- campus facilities and services, an RLC can help you or will direct you to the resources you need.

Each RLC is responsible for planning and implementing programs aimed at enhancing the residence and college experience for tenants.

Residence life should be a balance of a variety of different activities. RLCs work to achieve the right balance of quiet study times and relaxing social events to ensure that the residence is a productive and enjoyable space for all tenants.

They also act as a liaison between tenants and the accommodations manager.

• distributing mail
• issuing and returning student room keys
• coordinating maintenance and work requests
• check-in and check-out
• contacting the on-call residence life staff
• dealing with general student inquiries and needs
• security rounds
• programming to create a community environment