2003-2005 Catalog - University of Arkansas at Monticello

Bankston HallAn all-male residence hall, Bankston houses both freshmen and upperclassmen. Singleoccupancy rooms are available to students, who reside on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Inaddition, the 3rd floor is provided as a quiet floor for students interested in a morestructured living and learning environment. Lounges and game rooms are also providedfor students’ recreation and enjoyment. Laundry facilities are available on the second andthird floors. A limited vending area is located in the first floor lobby. Each room is providedwith local phone service, internet access, monthly pest control and basic cable.Royer HallAn all-female residence hall, Royer Hall houses both freshmen and upperclassmen.Royer Hall is home to 143 women who live on campus. Single occupancy rooms may beavailable to students, on a first-come, first-serve basis, depending on availability. A largelobby/study area is available for students’ use on each floor. A laundry facility andvending area is located on the first floor. Each room is provided with local phone service,internet access, monthly pest control and basic cable.Maxwell HallAn all-male residence hall, Maxwell houses both freshmen and upperclassmen. Thetwo-story building, which houses 124 students, offers suite-style living with a bathroomshared by two rooms. A study room and television lounge are provided for all Maxwellresidents. A laundry facility and vending area is located on the first floor. Each room isprovided with internet access, local phone service, and basic cable.Horsfall HallThis three-story female residence hall houses both freshmen and upperclassmen. Alounge with microwave is provided for the students living in Horsfall Hall. Laundryfacilities are available in the basement. A vending area is located adjacent to the first floorlobby. Other amenities available to residents include: lounges, study rooms, andin-hall tutoring. Each room is provided with local phone service, Internet access, monthlypest control, and basic cable. The 3rd floor is designated as a quiet study floor.University ApartmentsCompleted in 1999, University Apartments comprise two co-residential buildings housingapproximately 48 students each and offering an independent living environment. Bothfreshmen and upperclassmen are eligible to live in the University Apartments. The twobedroomapartments are completely furnished and are a short walk from major classroombuildings. The University Apartments provide students with a comfortable living transitionfrom living in the residence halls to independent living after graduation. Laundry facilities arecentrally 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 HousingThe University also provides housing for full-time students with families. Theseapartments are available to married couples and to single parents who have dependentchildren living with them. Pets are not allowed, and there is a maximum of three peopleper apartment. The 23 unfurnished apartments are located north of the SteelmanFieldhouse. These apartments have a living room, kitchen-dining area, bath, and onebedroom. Refrigerators and stoves are not provided. Either electric or gas ranges can beused in the apartments.Eligibility for HousingA student living in a residence hall must be enrolled in a minimum of nine hours perfall or spring semester or three hours per summer term. Exceptions to this policy may begranted through the Director of Residence Life. Applications/contracts for housing andmore specific information are available by writing or calling the Office of Residence Life.44Student Services