2005-2007 Catalog - University of Arkansas at Monticello

needs by making the residence hall a living-learning experience. Resident Assistants
(RAs), under the direction of the Residence Director (RD), help residents
adjust to the college environment and college life. RAs are available as sources of
information about the University and its policies, serve as community builders to
insure that the hall provides an atmosphere conducive to study, and provide a
listening ear to those who just need to talk. RAs also strive to involve students in
residence hall and campus community programs.
Bankston Hall. An all-male residence hall serving 284 students, Bankston
houses both first-year and upper-class students. Single occupancy rooms are
available on a first-come first-serve basis to students who reside on the 2nd and
3rd floors. The 3rd floor is designated as a quiet floor. Lounges, game rooms,
laundry facilities and vending machines are available for students’ use. The
following amenities are included in the rent: utilities, garbage pick-up, basic cable,
Internet access, local phone service, and water. Free in-hall tutoring is available on
a weekly basis.
Royer Hall. Royer Hall, an all-female hall, is home to approximately 145
female students. Single occupancy rooms may be available to students on a first
come, first serve basis depending on availability. A large lobby/study area is
available on each floor. Laundry facilities and a vending area are also available. The
third floor is designated as a quiet floor. The following amenities are included in
the rent: utilities, garbage pick-up, basic cable, Internet access, local phone
service, and water. Free in-hall tutoring is available on a weekly basis.
Maxwell Hall. Maxwell Hall is a residence hall for both male and female
students. The two-story building, which houses 124 students, offers suite-style
living with a bathroom shared by two rooms. A study room and television lounge
are provided for all Maxwell residents. A laundry facility and vending area are also
available. The following amenities are included in the rent: utilities, garbage pickup,
basic cable, Internet access, local phone service, and water.
Horsfall Hall. This three-story female residence hall houses approximately
124 female students. A lounge with microwave, laundry facilities and vending
area are available. Other amenities include: lounges, study rooms, and in-hall
tutoring. The 3rd floor is designated as a quiet floor. The following amenities are
included in the rent: utilities, garbage pick-up, basic cable, Internet access, local
phone service, and water. Single occupancy rooms may be available to students on
a first come, first served basis depending on availability.
University Apartments. University Apartments comprise two co-residential
buildings housing approximately 48 students each and offer a comfortable living
transition from the residence halls to independent living after graduation. Both
freshmen and upper-class students are eligible to live in the University Apartments.
The two-bedroom apartments are completely furnished and are a short
walk from major classroom buildings. Laundry facilities are centrally located in
each building. The following amenities are included in the rent: utilities, garbage
pick-up, basic cable, Internet access, local phone service, and water.
Family Housing. The University provides housing for full-time students with
families. These apartments are available to married couples and single parents
who have dependent children living with them. Pets are not allowed and there is a
maximum of three people per apartment. The 23 unfurnished apartments are
located north of the Steelman Fieldhouse. These apartments have a living room,
kitchen-dining area, bath, and one bedroom. Refrigerators and stoves are not
provided. Electric or gas ranges can be used in the apartments.
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