Residence Life

Residence Hall

Residence Life Staff

Carrie T. Burritt Hall (Includes Dallas & Burritt Annexes)

• Houses approximately 180 women
• The first residence hall for women built in 1922
• Includes two additions, Dallas Annex, built in 1946, and Burritt Annex, built in 1958

Kelcey Newton
Coordinator of Women's Residence Education
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Enoch A. Holtwick Hall

• Holtwick hall is a small two-story structure that houses twenty-five male residents on each floor.
• Built in 1968

Tony Liquori-Grace
Assistant Coordinator of Residence Education
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Walter A. Joy Hall

• Built in 1963, Joy Hall is a four-floor building which offers a traditional residence hall living environment for male students.

Chris Smith
Coordinator of Men's Residence Education
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Janssen Hall

• A traditional residence hall living experience for men.

Joey Lemon
Assistant Coordinator of Residence Education
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Elva E. Kinney Hall

• Built in 1966 and completely remodeled in 1998

Mary A. Tenney Hall

• Built in 1967 with major renovations in 1999 and 2000

These two-story buildings feature an apartment style living environment. Tenney houses femal students and Kinney houses male students.

Upper Division Housing

• One of the unique aspects of the Residence Life program is the opportunity for upperclassmen to live in one of several houses the college owns.
• These houses are located on or next to the main campus and provide upperclassman with an alternative to living in the residence halls, but remain a part of the residential campus.

Maura Miller (05-06)
Woman's Upper Division
Resident Director

Chris Smith
Men's Upper Division
Resident Director
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Tower Apartments

• For those upperclassmen who prefer an apartment to a house, Tower Apartments were added to campus for the 2000-2001 school year.
• The apartments house 60 students, 30 men and 30 women.
• Each of the 12 apartment has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The kitchen is fully equipped with full size stove, refrigerator, and dish washer.
• Bedroom furniture is supplied, but students must supply living room and kitchen furniture.

College Avenue Residence Hall

• Intermediate-style living for 80 sophomores and juniors.
• The first and third floor houses male students and the second floor houses female students.