Campus Housing Selection Policy
Research Findings for Campus Housing 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
