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These walls are important.

They’re a home away from home. A turned page, another chapter, a new start.

Decorate them as you wish. Make them who you are and who you hope to be.

Be part of a building with theme and identity, build a community special to you.

Listen to the walls talk.

Sounds of study sessions. Movie nights, coffee dates and late-night snack runs.

High fives, hugs and fist bumps. Roommates and workout partners.

Midnight heart-to-hearts and best friends.

Days you’ll never forget.

Yes, these walls are important.

And so are the people they hold.

THE HEART OF BEAVER NATION

Printed September 2014

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Bloss Hall ................................................................E5Buxton Hall .............................................................C4

Callahan Hall ...........................................................C7Cauthorn Hall ..........................................................D4

Finley Hall ...............................................................E5

The Gem .................................................................B6

Halsell Hall ..............................................................E6Hawley Hall.............................................................C4

International Living-Learning Center ......................E6

Marketplace West Dining Center .............................D4

McNary Dining Center .............................................C7McNary Hall ............................................................C7Orchard Court Family Apartments ...........................A2

Tebeau Hall .............................................................D7

Poling Hall...............................................................D4

Sackett Hall ............................................................C4Southside Station @ Arnold ....................................E5

Weatherford Hall.....................................................C4West Hall ................................................................D4Wilson Hall ..............................................................D7

UHDS Central Office .................................................C4

2 U N I V E R S I T Y H O U S I N G & D I N I N G S E R V I C E S

STUDY TIME!

4Living, Learning

and Thriving

6How to Apply

8Welcome Home, Residence Halls

10Living-Learning

Communities

MMMM, SUSHI...

LET’S HANG OUT ON THE LAWN.

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STUDY TIME!

4Living, Learning

and Thriving

6How to Apply

8Welcome Home, Residence Halls

10Living-Learning

Communities

MMMM, SUSHI...

LET’S HANG OUT ON THE LAWN.

HEART OF THE NATION

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MEET FOR LUNCH?

Oregon State University is committed to affirmative action and equal opportunity and complies with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. The university does not discriminate against applicants for housing based on race, color, age, religion, physical ability, national origin or sexual orientation. This publication will be made available in accessible formats upon request. Call 541-737-4771 or email [email protected] for more information.

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14Room Options

16Dining on Campus

18UHDS Contract

Information, Rates

19Campus Map

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HEART OF THE NATION


College comes with a lot of new experiences — late-night study sessions, new friends, spur-of-the-moment outings, newfound interests and more. � e best

way to make the college experience everything you want it to be in your fi rst year is to live on campus, where you’re connected to all the activities, support services and resources Oregon State has to off er. � at’s why new students are required to live on campus during their fi rst year, with very few exceptions. National studies show that living on campus can help you thrive academically and personally during your fi rst year. Here’s how:

An academic boostMore than a decade of data gathered at Oregon State shows that fi rst-year students who live on campus typically earn higher grades than those who live off campus. Each hall hosts weekly tutors in math and writing, plus opportunities to engage with faculty beyond the classroom. � ere are also events, workshops and seminars throughout the year to support your academic success. Students who live on campus their fi rst year also tend to graduate quicker than those who don’t. � at means saving on tuition and a more productive path to life after college.

By living on campus, you are: » More comfortable talking with and

getting to know your professors and administrators

» More connected to the Oregon State community, its people and events

» More likely to have higher grades than those who live off campus

» More likely to return for your second year of college

Living, Learning and Thriving


Connected to campusWith more than 350 student clubs, along with all kinds of activities and events happening every day, there are always new friends to make, new experiences to try and new interests to discover. You can take advantage of opportunities to explore who you are, become aware of other cultures and develop life skills. Build traditions and experiences with your peers and create memories to last a lifetime.

Help when you need itSupport is right outside your door. � ere’s a Resident Assistant on each fl oor or wing and a Resident Director in each building ready to help with everything from fi nding your classes to fi guring out what to do on a Tuesday night. Our staff receive in-depth training to help

you make healthy and responsible decisions for your overall safety and well-being during your fi rst year.A variety of academic support centers are just steps away, as well as Student Health Services, Counseling and Psychological Services, Career Services, cultural centers and more.

No unexpected expensesAll of your basic living expenses are covered in one bill, including your dining plan, and you can stay on campus during all academic term breaks. Our residence hall rates include services and amenities you’d have to pay extra for off campus, including high-speed Internet, utilities, cable TV in the lounges and free laundry rooms. No need to worry about maintenance and repairs; we’ve got that covered too.

Safe spaceAll residence halls are locked 24 hours a day, and only residents and building staff havekey access. In addition, the campus is well lit and regularly patrolled by the Oregon State Police. Your safety is our top priority, and living on campus ensures you will have a safe, comfortable and supportive place to call home. Learn more about the First Year Experience, Oregon State University’s live-on policy and exceptions at oregonstate.edu/main/fi rstyear.

HOME AWAY FROM HOME


How to Apply

STEP 1 Get admitted to Oregon State! Complete and submit your application for admission at oregonstate.edu/admissions. Once you have been admitted, (including students enrolled in the Oregon State Degree Partnership Program and Educational Opportunities Program), you’ll receive an ONID account to serve as your university email address. To activate your online account. Go to onid.oregonstate.edu, select Sign up for ONID and follow the directions to activate your account.

STEP 2Fill out your housing application � e housing application will be available after Jan. 1. Find a link to the application on the UHDS website: oregonstate.edu/uhds. Don’t delay! Room selection dates and room assignments are made based on the date of the submitted application. � e earlier you apply, the more choice you will have in your living environment.

STEP 3Pay your ATD/Register for STARTIn the spring, before you can select a room, you must pay your Advanced Tuition Deposit (ATD) to Oregon State and register for a summer START orientation session.

STEP 4Choose your room/Get assignmentOnce you have completed the fi rst three steps, you will be able to select a room in late spring. If you qualify to stay in a living-learning community based on your major and other criteria, you will get a priority date to choose a room in that community’s hall ahead of general room selection. UHDS guarantees a room for all fi rst-year students. Some halls are more popular than others, so be prepared with your fi rst choice and a back-up plan when making your room selection. UHDS will assign rooms after July 1 for any students who have not yet selected a space. Learn more about room selection and important dates at oregonstate.edu/uhds/apply.When you select a space or are assigned to one, you will need to sign your UHDS housing contract and pay a non-refundable contract signing fee. � e $50 fee will be charged to your student account.


Finding RoommatesAt Oregon State, you can decide who you will live with well before coming to campus. Use the tools in our housing application (available after Jan. 1) to fi nd and contact other incoming students, seek out common interests via the UHDS social networks, or attend a campus visit program to meet potential roommates.

Triple rooms available!Can’t pick just one roommate? � ere are many triple occupancy rooms available across campus, particularly in Cauthorn, McNary and Poling halls. Consider teaming up with two other new students to take advantage of the cost savings of an Economy Triple. And meet twice as many new friends on Day 1!

Gather a groupShare a suite accommodating fi ve to six students in Tebeau Hall, or share a restroom with a next-door room in Bloss or the International Living-Learning Center. To see the full list of room types, themes and amenities by building, visit oregonstate.edu/uhds/halls.

Set expectationsCollege life might be your fi rst taste of independence, but don’t forget that you will also be living in a unique community made up of your peers. Meet with your roommates or suitemates early in the year to discuss your values, study habits and expectations to help build understanding and head off misunderstandings.


Welcome Home

A living space on campus is more than just a room to study and sleep in. At Oregon State, a residence hall is a community. It’s a place where friendships, ideas and memories are created.

Our residence halls: » Are located in the south, east and west

areas of campus. » Feature high-speed Internet throughout

each building. » Accommodate between 200 and 450

students each. » Provide at least one set of bathrooms

with sinks, toilet stalls and showers on each wing or fl oor.

» Include furnished study areas, lounges and a main lounge.

» Provide free cable TV in lounges. » Have recreation spaces and kitchens or

kitchenettes available for use 24/7. » Features free laundry machines and

clothes dryers. » Are smoke-free. » Are open during all academic year

breaks. » Off er weekly sessions with math and

writing tutors. All halls have live-in Academic Learning Assistants and Community Relations Facilitators.


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Can’t decide? Use our online tool to learn about amenities in each hall. See oregonstate.edu/uhds/halls.

The East Side� e east side features four residence halls and a dining center within easy walking distance of downtown Corvallis. Located across the street from lower campus park, this complex is close to the Valley Library and academic buildings. Oregon State’s newest residence hall, Tebeau Hall, is located here and features suite-style rooms and a new Student Health Services satellite clinic.

» Callahan Hall » McNary Hall » Tebeau Hall » Wilson Hall

The West Side� e west side includes the largest concentration of residence halls in one area and is served by Marketplace West dining center and Bing’s Cafe at Weatherford, with easy access to Dixon Recreation Center, the Student Legacy Park intramural fi elds and the Memorial Union, where students spend hours enjoying free entertainment and daily campus activities.

» Buxton Hall » Cauthorn Hall » Hawley Hall » Poling Hall » Sackett Hall » Weatherford Hall » West Hall

The South Side� e south side features four halls, as well as Southside Station @ Arnold, Cascadia Market and Peet’s Coff ee & Tea, along with close proximity to athletic venues. Make a short walk to be part of the crowd at Goss or Reser stadiums during baseball and football seasons, or walk less than two minutes to Gill Coliseum and enjoy basketball, gymnastics and wrestling competitions. In fi ve minutes, you can fi nd yourself on daily jogs or scenic bike trails through Avery Park to the south.

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1 0 U N I V E R S I T Y H O U S I N G & D I N I N G S E R V I C E S

Living-Learning Communities

Living-learning communities at Oregon State are cohort-based programs that engage students and faculty around academic and other themes.

» Living — � e physical space and the people around you in your hall — your room, the amenities of the building, the study lounges and kitchens. Also: Making friendships and interacting with people diff erent than yourself.

» Learning — � e programs and activities — opportunities for experiential learning and engagement. Also: Academic support such as tutors, advisors and interaction with faculty.

» Community — � e blend of both the living and the learning. For example, a resident assistant who connects students to each other, the hall and the campus community; the sense of identity and purpose in each hall; and the result of feeling connected to the hall and to the university.

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Austin Entrepreneurship Program With a rich tradition of innovation, creativity and originality, historic Weatherford Hall is the home of the Austin Entrepreneurship Program. At the core of this unique community is a visionary group of self-starters consisting of 290 students from diverse disciplines, visiting professionals, industry leaders and a live-in entrepreneurship professor.With its distinctive case rooms, executive suites for visiting entrepreneurs, a faculty apartment and most importantly, incubator spaces, Weatherford Hall is a fi tting environment to launch businesses and innovation.Weatherford residents are charged a College of Business fee of $325 per term for participation in this living and learning community, which is added to the room charges.

International Experience and Global Village� e International Living-Learning Center is designed for international and domestic students interested in the world community. Student programs and events encourage communication, involvement and positive community interactions, with a focus on foreign languages, cultural studies, study abroad and connections with campus international programs.Many domestic students living in the hall are paired with an international roommate.

University Honors CollegeWest Hall is the residence hall for fi rst-year admits to the University Honors College. West off ers a close-knit, welcoming community that encourages academic and personal growth.At West, honors students live and learn together, discuss and act on community issues and have fun. Several honors classes and academic success classes are taught in the West classroom, and faculty and staff are available in the hall for advising and support.


Arts and Social Justice� e Arts and Social Justice living-learning community on the sixth fl oor of Wilson Hall is a space for visual artists, performance artists and creative writers to connect, engage and inspire art in the interest of positive sustainable change. � rough the arts, this community aims to engage multiple communities and explore interpersonal and systemic issues of social justice to create spaces that will challenge paradigms and transform the lives of our residents, our campus community and our world. Residents receive academic course credit in partnership and collaboration with the College of Liberal Arts and the School of Arts and Communications, Ethnic Studies, Intercultural Student Services, Queer Studies and Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies.

Health and Well-Being � e Health and Well-Being living-learning community in McNary Hall is a space for students interested in the fi elds of science and health, especially where they intersect, and excited about the opportunities for improving the health of communities across Oregon and beyond. Created in partnership with the College of Science and the College of Public Health and Human Sciences, residents interact with faculty and community members for opportunities in healthy living, research and outreach. Students who plan to declare a major with the College of Science or the College of Public Health and Human Sciences are highly encouraged to live in McNary.

EngineeringHawley and Buxton halls off er a variety of exciting opportunities and services for pre- engineering students. As part of a residential engineering community, students can create connections between their in-class and out-of-class experiences.� e resident director works closely with College of Engineering faculty and advisors to enhance the learning opportunities for all engineering students — with special emphasis on programs for women and students of color who are considering pursuing engineering degrees.

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Gender-Inclusive LivingHome to upper-division and transfer student communities (including upper-division University Honors College students), Halsell Hall features unique gender-inclusive living suites. � is housing option is directed at students interested in choosing roommates or suitemate groupings, regardless of gender identifi cation. Halsell Hall’s suite-style living provides a comfortable, welcoming environment for students with gender-variant identities.

Collegiate Recovery Community� e residential Collegiate Recovery Community provides a nurturing, affi rming environment where students recovering from addiction can fi nd peer support, as well as other recovery support services while attaining a college education. For more information, visit oregonstate.edu/uhds/recoverycommunity.

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Programs and Hall Themes

� ese fl oor plans are samples. Rooms vary by size, depending on hall.

Suite-Style Rooms (Tebeau Hall)

Suite-Style Rooms (Bloss Hall/ILLC)

Arts and Social Justice » Wilson Hall

Austin Entrepreneurship Program » Weatherford Hall

Engineering » Buxton Hall » Hawley Hall

International Experience and Global Village » International Living-Learning Center

Health and Well-Being » McNary Hall

University Honors College » West Hall » Halsell Hall for UHC upperclassmen

ROTC » Finley Hall

Gender-Inclusive Living » Halsell Hall

Collegiate Recovery Community » Contact UHDS for more information

Your residence hall community includes

» Resident Assistant (RA) - A friendly and helpful upperclassman living on your fl oor who you can seek out to ask questions and fi nd campus resources.

» Resident Director (RD) - � e live-in professional staff person who oversees your residence hall community.

» Tutors and Academic Learning Assistants (ALAs) - Current students ready to help you achieve academic success. Stop in for weekly tutoring or attend a program on study tips.

» Community Relations Facilitators (CRFs) - Student social justice educators. Attend a facilitation in your hall for discussion around identities, injustice and empowerment.

» Residence Hall Association (RHA) and Hall Councils - � is could be you! � e Residence Hall Association holds local (hall-wide) and campus-wide elections each year. Run to represent your fl oor or community and have a say in programming and budget decisions.

The Orange CardMuch more than an ID card, your Orange Card is a passport to services you’ll use every day at Oregon State. It’s a debit card for your dining plan and Orange Rewards account, an access card for your residence hall and Dixon Recreation Center, a library card for books and equipment rental at the Valley Library and a free ticket to hundreds of campus events each year, including athletics.

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Double rooms available » West Side

• Buxton Hall• Cauthorn Hall• Hawley Hall• Poling Hall• Sackett Hall• Weatherford Hall• West Hall

» South Side• Bloss Hall• Finley Hall• Halsell Hall• International Living-Learning Center

» East Side• Callahan Hall• McNary Hall• Tebeau Hall• Wilson Hall

Triple rooms available » West Side

• Buxton Hall• Cauthorn Hall• Hawley Hall• Poling Hall• Sackett Hall• Weatherford Hall

» South Side• International Living-Learning Center

» East Side• McNary Hall• Wilson Hall

Quad rooms available » West Side

• Buxton Hall• Weatherford Hall

» East Side• McNary Hall

Suite-style rooms available » East Side

• Tebeau Hall

» West Side• West Hall

» South Side• Bloss Hall• International Living-Learning Center

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Dining on Campus

Dining DollarsDining Dollars may be used at all restaurants, coff ee shops and convenience stores managed by UHDS. Students receive a 15 percent discount on purchases made with UHDS Dining Dollars. Choose your meal plan amount in your housing application and check your account balance throughout the year at myuhds.oregonstate.edu. Dining Dollars expire at the end of the school year in June. Adjust your plan throughout the year to avoid forfeiting any extra balance.

Orange Rewards Orange Rewards is a pre-purchased account that can be used at more than 25 restaurants throughout campus operated by UHDS and the Memorial Union. All UHDS meal plans include a one-time allotment of $100 in Orange Rewards funds billed to your student account. Use Orange Rewards to receive a 10 percent discount on all purchases. Check your balance or designate a family member to add funds at mycard.oregonstate.edu. Your Orange Rewards account remains active as long as you are an Oregon State student. Find more information at oregonstate.edu/orangerewards.

Within steps of any residence hall, you’ll find a variety of restaurants, convenience stores and café s that stimulate your senses. This is where flavorful and fresh meals are created with a focus on local and natural ingredients by talented chefs. When you live on campus, you’ll select one of four UHDS dining plans. Each has a corresponding Dining Dollar amount for use at any of the UHDS-operated locations. The dining plan works like a debit card: Use your Orange Card to pay for what you buy, and the cost is subtracted from your balance with every purchase. All meal service in UHDS dining locations is à la carte.


Healthy Choices, Global Flavors, Local Sources Whatever you’re craving at mealtimes, you’ll have plenty of choices in our campus restaurants. We off er fl avors from around the world, and also use local, organic and sustainable products as much as possible. You’ll also fi nd plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains at all our locations. We are proud to provide a variety of vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and halal dining choices in all of our locations. In addition, our staff dietician can meet with you regarding any special dietary needs or answer any questions you might have. You’ll fi nd UHDS restaurants in fi ve convenient locations near the residence halls.Find more information at oregonstate.edu/uhds/dining.

West SideMarketplace West Calabaloo’s Gourmet Burgers™ – Burgers made from 100 percent grass-fed beef, chicken sandwiches, vegetarian burgers, fries and shakesClubhouse Deli – Custom sandwiches, paninis and wraps, salad bar, breakfast and grab-and-go itemsCooper’s Creek BBQ™ – Smoked meats and cuisine inspired by Southern traditions, along with fresh tossed salads.EBGB’s – Custom coff ee beverages, ice cream and grab-and-go itemsRing of Fire – Pan-Asian and Polynesian cuisineSerrano Grill™ – Cuisine from Mexico and Latin AmericaTomassito’s Italian Café – Daily pizza and pasta specials

Weatherford HallBing’s Café at Weatherford – Starbucks™ coff ee, custom coff ee beverages, handmade sandwiches and calzones

East SideMcNary Dining Center Boardwalk Café – Daily specials from across the country and around the world, custom stir-fry bar and breakfast menuCalabaloo’s Gourmet Burgers – Burgers, chicken sandwiches, vegetarian burgers, fries and shakesMain Squeeze Smoothies – Fruit smoothies, frozen yogurt and grab-and-go itemsRainTree Coff ee Co.™ – Starbucks™ coff ee, daily selection of house-made pastries and dessertsNew restaurant coming Fall 2015 – A variety of dishes featuring natural, organic and local ingredients

South SideSouthside Station @ ArnoldGlobal cuisine, fresh sushi, wood-fi red pizza, custom sandwiches, burgers made from 100 percent grass-fed beef and salads

International Living-Learning CenterCascadia Market™ – Full-service grocery store featuring fresh produce, deli case, grocery items and personal care productsPeet’s Coff ee and Tea™ – Fresh roasted coff ee, handcrafted beverages and fresh pastries

Rates� e estimated price for a double room with a preferred meal plan for the 2015-16 academic year is $10,300 to $13,000 per resident depending on hall location and amenities. For detailed rate information, visit oregonstate.edu/uhds/rates. All UHDS residence halls remain open during campus breaks, including the � anksgiving holiday weekend, winter break and spring break — the cost is included in the room rate. Residence Hall room change requests will be granted as circumstances permit and as determined by UHDS. No room changes will be allowed until UHDS accommodates students who may have been placed in a temporary housing situation. Specifi c information regarding the process for room changes is available online, at all UHDS service centers or from your resident director. During the academic year, we off er room changes in weeks three to nine of each term.

Disability and Dietary AccommodationsOregon State and UHDS are committed to providing equitable opportunity to higher education and programs for academically qualifi ed students without regard to disability. If you have a documented disability and you are interested in living in accessible spaces on campus, you must fi le a dietary and disability accommodation request with UHDS. You should also contact Disability Access Services at ds.oregonstate.edu as early as possible; services are provided on a case-by-case basis. UHDS works closely with the Disability Access Services to provide housing and dining accommodations that meet individual needs.

ResNetResNet is the high-speed Internet service available to every student living on campus. All residence hall rooms have a wired network connection and most all have wireless coverage for access to the Internet, email, personal web pages, fi le storage and other online campus resources. Students are encouraged to bring an ethernet cable for their computers and laptops. Most spaces on campus also have access to wireless networks for handheld devices. Computer support staff is available for walk-in and phone support at the Computer Helpdesk in the Valley Library. Learn more at oregonstate.edu/resnet.

Campus Resources and Additional PoliciesUHDS Policies:

oregonstate.edu/uhds/uhds-policy-guide Roommate Agreement:

oregonstate.edu/uhds/roommates


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These walls are important.

They’re a home away from home. A turned page, another chapter, a new start.

Decorate them as you wish. Make them who you are and who you hope to be.

Be part of a building with theme and identity, build a community special to you.

Listen to the walls talk.

Sounds of study sessions. Movie nights, coffee dates and late-night snack runs.

High fives, hugs and fist bumps. Roommates and workout partners.

Midnight heart-to-hearts and best friends.

Days you’ll never forget.

Yes, these walls are important.

And so are the people they hold.

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