Interested students are sent to regional career fairs and minority student leadership conferences, and a variety of multicultural programming takes place on campus, including performers, speakers, films and exhibits. Residence Life Residential life provides many opportunities for interaction with others including developing friendships, formulation of values and the exercise of personal and community responsibility. Each residence hall is not merely a place where one sleeps, but a unique environment where living and learning occur. Each hall has furnished community common area, kitchen, study areas, laundry facilities and television. Adrian College offers a variety of residential environments, which include coeducational halls, upper-class halls, Greek housing and special interest housing including substance free options.
All buildings including residence halls and Greek housing are tobacco free.
The R.D. is the overall supervisor of the hall and is assisted by the R.A.s in providing advice to residents, coordinating social and educational activities, and upholding community standards. All residence life staff members report directly to the Director of Residence Life. Residence hall governing policies, established to provide better group living conditions, are outlined in the Student Handbook . The residence hall environment provides opportunities for residents to be educated and challenged by programming presented in the hall by faculty, staff and community members. Residence hall living offers the gift of friendship and a place where students can meet others and work towards academic and personal success.