Residence Life - D`Youville College
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Residence Life - D`Youville College
D’Youville College D’Youville College 320 Porter Avenue Buffalo, NY 14201 Phone: 1 (800) 777-3921 or (716) 829-7600 Fax: (716) 829-7900 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.dyc.edu Residence Life Take a look at D’Youville Thanks for your interest in D’Youville College! We hope you’ll take a closer look at who we are and the many advantages we offer. Welcome to Residence Life! What better way to experience all that college life has to offer than by living on campus?! You’ll enjoy the freedom and responsibility of independent living. At the same time, you’ll be surrounded by friends and fellow students in a supportive, nurturing environment. Housing options D’Youville has two on-campus residences; Marguerite Hall and the Residence Apartment Complex. In Marguerite upperclassmen may request to pay for a double room and use it as a single. Full- and part-time residence is available. Full-time, Marguerite Hall resident costs include a mandatory meal plan. Part-time residence is offered if you’d like to stay on campus three or fewer nights a week. Food must be purchased separately. The availability of part-time residence status is limited and cannot be guaranteed. Life in Marguerite Hall Marguerite Hall is a 12-story building with breathtaking views of the Buffalo water-front, downtown and Canada. The residence hall is co-ed, but the floors are divided by gender. Each floor houses approximately 28 students and has a study lounge, TV lounge, and kitchenette. You’ll also have access to vending machines, coinless laundry facilities and a 24-hour computer lab which is located on the first floor of the building. Each room is fully furnished with standard twin beds, dressers, desks and desk chairs, and wall-mounted lighting fixtures. In addition, every room has a microfridge, single phone line, and is wired for cable and computer connection to a college-owned network system to give you in-room Internet access. You’ll be responsible for personalizing your room with your own phone, linens and personal items such as TV, DVD, stereo system, carpet, mirror, decorations and anything else you need to make your room feel like home. For your safety and security, Marguerite Hall is staffed by a security guard 24-hours a day. Residents are required to present college ID to enter the building. All visitors must sign in and be escorted to their destination. A resident assistant lives on each floor and is responsible for programming activities, enforcing rules, distributing information and maintaining a positive living environment. Resident assistants are available to answer questions, listen to student concerns and help with your adjustment at D’Youville. Why live on campus? Life in the Residence Apartment Complex For more information All apartments are roomy and fully furnished. The four bedroom apartments feature two full baths. Other amenities in the apartments include; air-conditioning, full-size refrigerator/freezer, microwave, and stove, cable TV hook-up, local phone service and Internet access. Individual electronic cards for access to the building, apartment and in each of the fourbedroom apartments, add to the students’ safety and privacy. A well-lighted, protected, parking lot exclusively for residents makes it easy to come and go at your convenience. Students living in the complex will receive a certain amount of “food bucks” that can be used at any time in either Spartan Spot Cafe or the Porterview Room dining facility. Students will not be automatically enrolled in the college residence hall meal plan but it is available if they desire. The Residence Apartment Complex is for students who are over 21 or who at a minimum hold 3rd year (junior) standing. Living on campus fosters growth and development outside of the classroom and makes the transition from high school to college smoother for you. You’ll meet and learn about new people while forming friendships that will last a lifetime. By living on campus, you’ll have greater opportunity to become active in clubs, student organizations and athletics because you’ll be closer to the action. Also, you’ll likely find it easier to form study groups and work on class projects with fellow classmates who live near you. Meals are available in D’Youville’s dining facilities, so there’s no need to cook. With all that our residences have to offer, it’s no wonder so many students choose to live on campus year after year. To share in the experience of living on campus, simply indicate on your application that you are interested in living on-campus. You can also contact the residence life department at (716) 829-8500. We would be happy to answer any questions and speak to you regarding living on-campus. Marguerite Hall Residence Apartment Complex 4/08