Residence Education serves to advance the College-Wide Educational Objectives by facilitating educational programs and environments conducive to study. Traditional Residence Halls Residents share a room with one to three students. Naugle and Witmer residences are independent buildings. Campus Apartments Four apartment buildings provide living accommodations for three to five students. Fry, Smith, Mellinger, and Kelly residences are campus apartments.
Residents share kitchen and living areas in their apartments.
Special Interest Houses Houses on or near campus provide unique opportunities for small groups of students to share a special interest. Campus housing is generally limited to students who are registered for at least 12 credit hours, unless they are in their final semester before graduation. Residence Education Staff. Residence Education staff are selected and trained to help maximize the potential of the residential experience. Staff coordinate leadership experiences, thought-provoking seminars and discussions, Bible studies, social activities, personal counsel, and other activities.