Campus Housing Selection Policy

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2008-09 Campus Housing Sign-ups for Returning Residents

Residence Life Staff. "2008-09 Housing Sign-Up Process."Gonzaga University. 29 March 2008. <http://www.gonzaga.edu/Student-Life/Residence-Life-and-Dining-Services/On-Campus-Living/Forms/2008-09-Housing-Sign-Up-for-Lower-Division-for-Web.pdf>

This article details the process that returning students who are 21 or who have lived on campus for lest than 4 semesters must go through in order to sign up for housing. While it explains how to sign up for a certain residence hall, it doesn't outline how the numbering system works.

Jackie Eisele

Frequently Asked Questions

Residence Life Staff. "Frequently Asked Questions."Gonzaga University. 29 March 2008. <http://www.gonzaga.edu/Student-Life/Residence-Life-and-Dining-Services/On-Campus-Living/Frequently-Asked-Questions.asp>.

An explanation of common questions received by the Gonzaga University Residence Life Staff. Important aspects include, information about housing deposits as well as general information about on campus living requirements.

Jackie Eisele

Summer Housing

Residence Life Staff. "Summer Housing." Gonzaga University. 29 March 2008. <http://www.gonzaga.edu/Student-Life/Residence-Life-and-Dining-Services/On-Campus-Living/Summer-Housing/default.asp>.

Details the process that students must go through for on-campus housing during the summer months. The process is much different due to the lower demand for summer housing but still interesting.

Jackie Eisele

Brief Overview and Contact Info for Housing and Residence Life

<http://www.gonzaga.edu/student-life/Student-Handbook/Campus-Resources/University-Departments-and-Services/Housing-and-Residence-Life.asp>.

A brief overview about the housing situation at Gonzaga University. Includes information about the various living options available for students attending the university. Talks about on campus and off campus housing. The contact information for the Office of Housing and Residence Life included.

Shannon Whang

Housing Options for International Students

<http://www.gonzaga.edu/Academics/International-Students/Housing-Options.asp>.

Information provided about the various options international students have in regards to housing. Both on campus and off campus options are available and approximate rates are given.

Shannon Whang

Protection Against Theft

<http://www.gonzaga.edu/Student-Life/Residence-Life-and-Dining-Services/On-Campus-Living/Protect-Your-Valuables.asp>.

If you are worried about the safety of your belongings in the residence halls, view this page. Tips and options on the best way to protect your valuables. Details on renter's insurance also provided.

Shannon Whang

Housing Information For Those With Disabilities

<http://www.gonzaga.edu/Student-Life/Residence-Life-and-Dining-Services/On-Campus-Living/Disability-Support.asp>.

Gonzaga University accomodates students with disabilies and provides special housing for them. Details and resources given.

Shannon Whang

University of Portland Housing

<http://www.up.edu/housing/>

The Office of Residence Life coordinates housing for over 1,500 members of the UP student, staff and faculty community in five traditional residence halls, two apartment style halls for upper-class students, and over 30 university owned off-campus houses. In addition, residence life, located in 101 Buckley Center, manages a rental's binder, where listings for roommates needed and apartments/houses for rent in the area are available.

Clare Dodge

Loyola Marymount University Housing

<http://www.lmu.edu/Page1391.aspx>

The Student Housing Office creates a living and learning environment by providing programs and services that empower students to realize their potential in mind, body and spirit within a community that honors human diversity and accepts students as individuals; each with rights and responsibilities.

Clare Dodge