University Housing Welcome Home
New Home New Experiences A message from the director: Dear Students, Welcome to University Housing at the University of South Dakota. We are excited to be a part of your collegiate experience and hope that we meet and exceed your expectations on a daily basis. While obtaining your education in the classroom we hope to be a part of your education outside of the classroom. Your residence hall will be the launching pad for so much of what you do while you are a student at our university. You will meet lifelong friends, get active in groups and organizations, learn to become self-sufficient, and have the opportunity to engage in many unforgettable events. Your residence hall will be a place of refuge, a social forum, a gathering place, a place to relax but most of all, it will be your home. Our staff of Residence Hall Directors, Resident Assistants, Desk Workers, and our central office team will work tirelessly to make your residence hall experience great. So on behalf of University Housing, we wish you all the best in your collegiate pursuits and want to say, Welcome Home! Sincerely, John Geske Director of University Housing
Why Live On Campus? Resources within walking distance In hall convenience stores In hall supply and equipment check out at front desks Knowledgeable staff ready to assist Wellness center a small walk away In-Hall programs and social events Living Learning Communities Support and enhance different Educational lifestyles Opportunity to reside with residents in similar fields of study or interests and experiences Meet new people Diverse student population Build close relationships Accessible in hall floor community Open in hall common areas Living with a roommate Excel academically Support from peers and staff outside of the classroom Social skills development Research shows that students living on campus generally have higher GPA
In Hall Staff Desk Workers are student staff who work at the front desk of a residence hall. Resident Assistants are trained student staff members dedicated to being an advocate and resource to residents. Residence Hall Directors are Masters, or higher, level professionals that are highly skilled in student development, advocacy, and student support.
Traditional Style Halls Whether you wish to live in a traditional style hall or take advantage of apartment style living, our residence halls offer a wide variety of options to suite your needs, and all overhead costs included on one bill for your convenience! Every hall contains basic cable and high speed internet, laundry facilities, and every room is air conditioned. North Complex The largest of the traditional halls with both co-ed and single gender hallways, each floor has its own kitchenette, study room, and lounge that is available / for the community to take advantage of. The North Complex also houses different types of learning communities, including the First Year Experience community along with the Honors Community. This residence hall also has an in-hall convenience store and Papa John s. Contains both coed and single gender floors. Air conditioning in every room. Closets with built-in drawers, stationary desks and movable beds. Window blinds. Computer lab within complex. Extra long twin mattresses. Kitchenette on each floor. Beede Bump convenience store and Papa Johns within the building. Houses the First Year Experience and Honors floors.
Traditional Style Halls Burgess & Norton Halls An upper-class residence hall that focuses on smaller communities, Burgess Norton sits conveniently around various academic buildings, including the Delzell Education Center and the Arts & Sciences Building. This hall also houses the Transfer Student Community, contains both single and double rooms, and is coed by floor. Built-in closets and dressers with movable beds. Window blinds. Computer lab within complex. Extra long twin mattresses. Kitchenette on each floor.
Brookman Hall Brookman Hall is a unique option on campus, as it contains all single rooms and contains a low number of students throughout the entire hall, making it the perfect place for students who wish to obtain more privacy that residence halls do not typically have. Brookman Hall contains single gender and coed floors, a laundry room, and two community kitchens. Single gender and coed floors. Quiet environment. Movable beds, stationary closets and desks. Computer lab and two kitchens in the complex. Meal plan required for undergraduate students only. Window blinds. Laundry room in basement. Extra long twin mattresses. Near Akeley Science Center, Sanford School of Medicine, Churchill-Haines, School of Law, Pardee Laboratory and Beacom Hall.
Apartment Style Halls McFadden Hall McFadden Hall offers an off campus living perks with all of the conveniences that you would expect from campus housing. Each unit houses people and provides each resident with their own private room and a common area that contains a kitchen and living room. There is also an option to purchase your own garage space on a first come, first serve basis. Single bedrooms with common area in the kitchen and living room. Four-bedroom air-conditioned apartments. Movable beds, dressers, bookcase, desk and desk chair in each room. Limited garage space at additional cost; parking permit not included in rental price. Microwave, stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. Window blinds. Extra long twin mattresses. DRESSER DRESSER DRESSER DRESSER *McFadden Hall and Coyote Village room diagrams above and to the right are examples. Actual room layouts may vary.
Coyote Village Our newest residence hall, Coyote Village offers suite and apartment style living and has two and four bedroom options. Each space has full sized living rooms, full sized bathrooms, kitchen and kitchenette options, and a HD television. Coyote Village also contains full sized laundry facilities, the P.O.D convenience store, seat HD theater and smart classroom, and community kitchen and lounge areas with game consoles and pool tables. Suite and apartment style options that include full-sized living rooms, central air and heat, two and four bedroom options, full-size bathrooms and individual bedrooms. Handicap accessible units. Fully-furnished apartments and suites complete with HD television, fridge and microwave, common area with couches, coffee table and chairs, bed frames and mattress, as well as a desk and dresser. Kitchen and kitchenette options. P.O.D. convenience store. seat HD theater and smart classroom. Full-size laundry facilities. Elevators. Full-service business center and community kitchen with lounge area complete with game consoles and pool table.. LEED Silver Certification for environmental impact and sustainability. CHAIR TV TABLE SOFA CHAIR SOFA TABLE TV
Housing Fees Traditional Style Halls Double Occupancy Single Occupancy Triple Occupancy Double Room Single Occupancy* North Complex** $,0.0 $,. $,. $,, Burgess/ Norton Hall $,0.0 $,. $,.0 Residence Hall Brookman Hall *Double room single occupancy only available as space allows. **North Complex contains Richardson, Olson, Beede, and Mickelson halls. Apartment Style Halls Residence Hall Apartments Suites Coyote Village Bedroom $,. $,. Coyote Village Bedroom $,. $,. McFadden Hall $,0.0
Meals Plans Number of Meals Flex Dollars Availability Price per semester* Yote Pack 0 (Default) 0 $,000 All students $,.0 Yote Pack 0 0 $ All students $,.0 Yote Pack $ nd, rd, and th year students $,. Coyote $ All students $,.0 Coyote 0 0 $ All students $,.0 $,. nd year Brookman, Coyote Village and McFadden residents as well as rd/th year students $,.0 $.00 nd year McFadden, Coyote Village & all rd/th year students $.0 $. Off-campus, housing exempt, and graduate students $. Meal Plan Paw Pleaser Paw Pride Paw Print N/A N/A N/A *Rates are subject to change on a year to year basis.
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