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Who
should you speak to regarding housing?
You should call the
Housing and Residential Education Office
(603) 577-6580.
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Do
first year students have to live on campus?
Yes. DWC requires that students live on campus for the first two
years unless their permanent residence is within commuting
distance.
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What are the residence halls like?
Residence halls at DWC are typically doubles (two students per
room). All rooms at DWC provide Internet, phone, cable access,
and DWC database connections. See DWC's
campus map for more
details.
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Does the college offer an option between residence hall and
apartment living?
Yes. DWC offers townhouse and suite options for upper-class
students.
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Do
co-ed residence halls exist?
Yes. Gates Hall is designed to be all women on the first
floor and men on the second floor. Franklin Hall has men
on the first two floors and women on the third floor. Baddour
Hall is co-ed throughout the building.
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Who
staffs the residence halls?
Each of the residence halls is staffed with a Resident Assistant
(student staff). There are also three professional staff members
who live in on-campus housing.
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Are
students allowed to keep alcoholic beverages, firearms or pets
in their rooms?
Students who are 21 years of age or older are permitted to have
alcohol in their rooms. Students are not permitted to have
firearms or pets on campus (except for non-carnivorous fish).
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May
students have private rooms?
There are a limited number of single rooms available. These are
typically reserved for upper-class students.
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Are
the residence halls air-conditioned?
Baddour Hall is air conditioned; all others are not.
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Are microwaves, refrigerators and other appliances allowed in
the Residence Halls?
Microwaves no larger than 1.0 cubic ft. and refrigerators no
larger than 4.0 cubic ft. are allowed in the residence halls. No
resistance heating elements are allowed (e.g. toasters, toaster
ovens, space heaters, etc.).Each residence hall has laundry
facilities. They cost $1.00 for one wash or dry cycle. The
facilities work on a card system; $5, $10, or $20 dollar bills
can be inserted into a machine in the Common Thread to load the
laundry card. Each card cost $5 as well.
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Are laundry facilities available
on campus?
Each residence hall has laundry facilities. They cost $1.00
for one wash or dry cycle. The facilities work on a card system;
$5, $10, or $20 dollar bills can be inserted into a machine in
the Common Thread to load the laundry card. Each card cost
$5 as well.
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Can students have vehicles on
campus?
Students
are allowed to have vehicles on campus. They must be registered
with the Department of Campus Safety.
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Can I bring my pet?
The only pets allowed on campus are non-carnivorous fish.
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Do Residence Halls have internet
access?
Yes.
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Is there a phone jack?
Yes.
Roommates share one telephone line but each roommate can have
his/her own voicemail box. Voicemail is assigned by
request only:
http://www.dwc.edu/ResLife/vmx_request.shtml
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Is smoking permitted in the
Residence Halls?
All DWC Residence Halls, including the Townhouses, are smoke
free. Students are permitted to smoke outside, 15 feet from the
entry of a building.
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What is the DWC New Student
Room/Roommate Assignment Process?
After
making your deposit, Admissions will send you a Pre-enrollment
packet. Among the many things in this packet you will find
information about campus housing. Specifically, you should look
for the "Roommate Preference Form". You should complete this
form and return it to the Office of Admissions as soon as
possible
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Why is the Roommate Placement Form
so important?
Roommate
placement forms are prioritized on a first-received,
first-served basis. In early August, rooms will be assigned
based on this priority system. While we make every attempt to
accommodate each student’s choices, there are limitations to the
availability of certain options. Roommates are assigned based on
the information you provide via the Roommate Placement Form, so
please be honest on this form.
In early August, you will
receive a letter indicating your campus address, mailbox number,
telephone number and the summer address of your roommate, if
that person chooses to release this information. Your voicemail
box will be assigned later during the summer and you will
receive that information at check-in during New Student
Orientation. During the first couple weeks of the semester, you
will have the opportunity to have your computer connected to the
campus network, which includes internet and email access and a
network drive accessible anywhere on campus that allows you to
save and share your work.
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Should I try to contact my
roommate before I come to campus?
This
information is critical! You will be assigned a roommate based
on what you tell us via the form. Please understand that this is
the person you will be living with for the next 9 months! It is
important that you complete the form truthfully and honestly.
Families, please allow your student the freedom to answer these
questions according to how they will choose to live while on
campus. You may choose to room with a specific person, provided
each student indicates so at the bottom of the form.
It
is important for you to have a conversation with your roommate
about what you plan to bring with you to campus. Residence Hall
rooms are fully furnished - a desk and chair, a bed and
mattress, a dresser, closet and light fixture. The rooms are
comfortable, but space is limited. If you each bring a stereo, a
TV/VCR, a refrigerator, a couch, your guitar and your mountain
bike, etc., you will certainly be cramped (and unable to power
all that electrical equipment safely!) Each desk has enough
space for a computer, but you might consider sharing accessories
(scanner, printer, etc.) This is also a great way to begin to
get to know your roommate.
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What types of residence halls are
available at Daniel Webster College?
Daniel
Webster College offers a variety of living options. Read below
or
click here
for photos and descriptions on our campus map.
Lincoln
Hall - Rooms in Lincoln Hall have built-in desk space,
dressers and closets. Lincoln Hall is mostly double rooms and 6
triple rooms. Lincoln Hall is an excellent place to start your
residential career here at DWC.
Fremont
Hall - Fremont Hall is the second-largest of our campus
residences. Most rooms have built-in desks, dressers and
closets. Most rooms are double rooms; however, there are 10
triple rooms. There is a large lounge on the first floor with a
television with basic cable.
Gates
Hall - In Gates Hall all rooms are double rooms, with the
potential of triple capacity. They are 1110 x 164 with a ceiling
height of 10. Each room is furnished with a desk, bookcase and
chair, bed and dresser for each student. There are two large
closets (26 x 3) in each room. The first floor Gates Hall is our
single sex option for women and is home to about 30 students.
Franklin Hall - Franklin Hall is co-ed hall by floor, with
the 3rd floor being exclusively for women. Franklin Hall is home
to all campus singles and 6 premium double rooms. Franklin is
generally available only to returning students.
Baddour
Hall - Baddour Hall is our largest residence hall on campus,
housing 140 students, from first year students through seniors.
A variety of living options are available, from traditional
singles, doubles, and triples to suites. Suites have their own
living room and bathroom, and contain a combination of single
and double residence rooms. The building has some halls that are
single-sex and some that are co-ed. Baddour Hall has a lounge on
each floor, a laundry room, two study rooms, and two bike
storage rooms. A patio provides space for outdoor gatherings.
Three Resident Assistants live and work in Baddour Hall.
Townhouses - The townhouses are our on-campus
apartment-style living option. Each of the 13 available units
are completely furnished, 2-bedroom, 1.5 bath facilities that
are home to four students. They are available to returning
students exclusively.
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How do returning students select
housing?
Returning
students select rooms during the spring semester for the next
year. Students are prioritized based on a combination of CGPA
and credits earned - study well!
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Who can help me with residence
life issues?
The
Department of Housing and Residential Education
is committed to creating an
environment where you and everyone you live with shares in the
enriching and rewarding responsibility of community living. To
this end, our staff serves the needs of students living in the
halls-answering questions, establishing relationships and
helping residents find common academic and social interests. If
you have questions on just about anything, you should feel
comfortable talking with one of the hall staff members or email
reslife@dwc.edu.
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