These individuals are available to assist students and to ensure a quality living environment. Programs vary depending upon the needs and interests of each floor. Every hall has at least one live-in University Chaplain who provides counseling and support for students. Chaplains foster spiritual and personal development as well as connect students to university ministry events and activities. As a listening ear, Chaplains are available to all students for advice, counsel, and friendship.
Chaplains are active participants in the halls.
They sponsor programs such as faith sharing, community service projects, study breaks, and movie nights. Hall Government Hall government is an undergraduate governing body that assists in creating a residential atmosphere responsive to the needs and concerns of each individual building. Each hall government establishes communication between residents and administration so that building improvements and concerns are heard. In addition, each group plans all-hall social and educational programs that support the University and Residence Life missions. Participation in hall government is an excellent way for a student to develop his or her leadership skills.