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Located at the corner of Mulberry Street and Washington Boulevard, this new residence hall opened in fall of 2007.
This apartment-style-living building has 22 units and currently houses 85 residents*.
The building is fully air-conditioned and has a beautifully landscaped commons area on the southwest side. Each unit has 1 full bath with a second vanity/sink area outside of the bathroom, a kitchenette area (stove top, sink, full size refrigerator.) The units are fully carpeted, except for the kitchen and bath areas and have basic furnishings - sofa/loveseat, chairs, side tables, bistro table and chairs in the living/kitchen area. In each bedroom there is a bed, dresser, desk and chair for each resident. There is ample storage space in both kitchen and bedrooms for each resident. The Commons units have cable television hook-up in both living and bed rooms, wireless computer access and voice-over IP phone availability.
The second level of the building has a game room, programming space and laundry facilities. There is elevator access to the second level and two handicap accessible units on the first level.
*Students are eligible to apply to live in a Commons unit if they are (a) resident students (b) rising senior (76 credits or higher) with a 2.25 GPA or above and (c) are in good judicial standing with the College as determined by the Residential Life Office.
Determination of “Good Disciplinary Standing”
Students who have not had a violation from the Code of Conduct (charges 1-11) within the past three semesters will be eligible to live in the apartments. Students who have a violation of charge code 12 (Violations of other rules and policies) will all be reviewed by the Discipline Committee. (Charge code 12 includes all room regulation violations.)
Student Right to Appeal
Students who have been denied college housing due to disciplinary violations may appeal their case to the discipline committee. An appeal must be submitted to the Discipline Committee by e-mailing the Residential Life Office ResLife@lycoming.edu within 5 (five) business days of their denial. The e-mail must describe your violation and rationale why you believe special consideration should be given to you in regards to living in college apartment housing. The committee will review all appeals and notify students within 10 (ten) business days of receipt of appeal via e-mail.
All students granted approval after an appeal will need to complete a form that states s/he understands that any policy violation while residing in college apartments may result in the student being required to relocate to a residence hall room
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