The College's nine traditional residence halls are much more than simply a place to sleep, they are dynamic places to live and learn.
Students learn how to communicate, accept differences, and share living in the residence halls.
At the same time, students form lasting friendships as a result of living with other students from across the United States and other countries. This person is a paraprofessional staff member working on a masters degree dedicated to accessing and meeting the needs of the students who live in that particular living environment. Each residence hall also has a Residence Hall Council which works closely with the RD and RAs to provide social and educational programs, as well as serves as the student group which makes suggestion for policy changes. Residence halls are equipped with fire alarm systems that, when activated, automatically alert the Clinton Fire Department of a potential fire. Fire safety is taken very seriously at PC, and fire drills are a routine part of residence life.