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  • Alfred University Housing
  • Submitted by Billy Tam on 2009-08-11
  • Residence Life : Overview Focus on Living and Learning The Office of Residence Life is committed to providing an environment where opportunities and experiences for learning outside the classroom exist that challenge and support the development of students in becoming mature, responsible community members. Our well-trained and diverse team serve as role models and act as a resource within the residence halls and University, promoting the celebration of differences, supporting students' academic success and overall achievement. Residency Requirement Alfred University is a residential university. We believe that residence hall living is a key component of a student-centered educational experience in which academic learning is integrated with student development. For this reason, students are required to live on campus for their first, sophomore, and junior years. Students who are in good academic standing at the end of the Fall semester prior to Spring housing sign-ups may be eligible to move off campus. Alfred University does not provide graduate or married student housing. Exemptions From the Residency Requirement Students who are 23 or older, married, a veteran or commuting from a permanent home or primary residence of a parent/legal guardian within 60 miles of campus, may be eligible for an exemption from the on-campus housing requirement. Students who wish to be considered for an exemption must fill out the Residency Requirement Waiver and return it to Bonnie Dungan, Associate Director of Residence Life, Bartlett Hall, Saxon Dr., Alfred, NY, 14802. Living Arrangements All residence halls are co-ed. Freshmen halls are co-ed by floor while upperclass housing is co-ed by apartment, suite, floor or room. Double rooms, apartments and suites are occupied by students of the same gender. Bathrooms are designated male or female. We offer a variety of housing options: Traditional corridor-style room Suites and apartments for small groups Single rooms Quiet study option Common interest housing Special interest housing Hillel House Environmental Studies House Honors House Language House International House Joel's House Ann's House Alfred University is a smoke-free campus. No one is permitted to smoke anywhere within residence halls, buildings, foyers, entryways, or immediately outside any facility. If you are a smoker, you must be 25' from any building on campus to smoke. Staff A Resident Director (RD) who promotes community growth supervises each residence hall/area. Each serves as a resource person for the residents as well as a facilitator. Resident Directors (RD) are graduate students attending Alfred University. In addition, a Resident Assistant (RA) is available in each living area or section. The RA is a current Alfred University sophomore/ junior/senior student who assists the Resident Director in fostering an atmosphere of individual and community growth. The RA is available to assist students with questions and problems and to help them become acclimated to their new environment. Events RAs plan regular events during the course of a semester to create connections among residents and build a strong, respectful, vibrant sense of community. Policies In order ensure the safety and security of our students a comprehensive set of Residence Life Policies has been established. More Information Residence Life FAQ provides detailed information about rooms, roommates, special requests, and other frequently asked questions New First-Year student housing Upperclass student housing Transfer student housing Off-campus housing Room assignments Room dimensions and sample floor plan Meal plans
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