Housing & Residence Life
Whether you choose to live in one of FSU's on campus housing locations or off campus, make FSU your home!
NOTE: Hall Staff should always be the first point of contact.
Hood Hall
Hall Phone: 910-797-8628
Assistant Resident Director (ARD): 910-672-2336
Resident Director (RD), Barbara Cohen: 910-672-2334
Email: bcohen@uncfsu.edu
Joyner Hall
Hall Phone: 910-263-2526
Assistant Resident Director (ARD): 910-672-2418 | 910-672-2412
Area Coordinator (AC) Sylvia Tigs: 910-672-1884
Email: sltigs01@uncfsu.edu
Harris Hall
Hall Phone: 910-263-3063
Assistant Resident Director (ARD): 910-672-1255
Resident Director (RD), Jason English: 910-672-1415
Email: jenglis1@uncfsu.edu
McLeod Hall
Hall Phone: 910-237-9039
Assistant Resident Director (ARD): 910-672-2807 | 910-672-1502
Area Coordinator (AC) Sylvia Tigs: 910-672-1884
Email: sltigs01@uncfsu.edu
Renaissance Hall
Hall Phone: 910-263-1575
Front Desk: 910-672-1291
Assistant Resident Director (ARD): 910-672-1252
Resident Director (RD), O'Mard Alexander: 910-672-2295
Email: oalexan1@uncfsu.edu
New Residence Hall
Hall Phone: 910-263-1545
Assistant Resident Director (ARD): 910-672-1505
Resident Director (RD), Jamerius Ludgood: 910-672- 1505
Email: jludgood@uncfsu.edu
Hackley Honors Hall
Hall Phone: 910-263-3180
Assistant Resident Director (ARD): 910-672-1970
Resident Director (RD), Tara Melvin: 910-672-1968
Email: tmelvin@uncfsu.edu
University Place Apartments (UPA)
Hall Phone: 910-263-3150
Front Desk: 910-672-2878
Assistant Resident Director (ARD): 910-672-2324
Resident Director (RD), Donyell Baba: 910-672-1089
Email: dbaba@uncfsu.edu
Philosophy
The Student Development Approach serves as a guide for the Residence Life Program at Fayetteville State university. The philosophy of our residence halls is education. The Learning Environments in the residence halls support the educational mission of the institution. The Department of Housing & Residence Life is committed to providing residents with a well-rounded experience through non-classroom learning experiences. Therefore, the residential setting can and does play a significant role in the development of the "whole" student. These elements that contribute to a positive educational environment. This student development approach is characterized by the following:
1. Acceptance of the belief that individuals develop in stages that are sequential, cumulative, increasingly complex, and qualitatively different.
2. Acceptance of the students as the principal agent for change.
3. A belief that the role of the residence hall staff is to assist students in accomplishing goals that they have set for themselves.
4. Recognition that one must consider the development of the whole individual, intellectually, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Mission
The department of Housing & Residence Life works diligently to provide a comfortable and safe environment structured to enhance that academic climate at Fayetteville State University. We dedicated to integrating education and out of class learning while providing opportunities for leadership, citizenship, and campus involvement.
Submitting A Maintenance Request
- Submit a Residence Hall Maintenance Request at:
Maintenance Request Link
(Please Click the Link Above)
In Case of Emergency
Please Contact the Community Front Desk Immediately
(Loss of Power, Flooding, Safety Issues, Security Issues\locks, Non-Working Toilet, No Heat/No Air conditioning.)
If this is an emergency after regular business or on the weekend please contact your community staff for further assistance.
If the request has not been addressed within 24 hours, please contact Williams Hall, the Department of Housing & Residence Life at:
(910) 672-1884 during regular business for further assistance.
ITS Request
If you experience issues with the cable, internet service, and/or Wi-Fi, please contact the Department of Information Technology for further assistance at:
(910) 672-4357 or submit a request online at:
https://www.uncfsu.edu/faculty-and-staff/itts-resources
Laundry Service
If your community washer or dryer, is out of order, or has any issues, please submit a request at: http://servicerequest.asicampuslaundry.com/ServiceRequest.aspx
JANUARY (2019)
- 1ST: New Years Day (University Closed)
- 2ND: University Opens
- 12TH: Halls Open at 9AM
FEBRUARY (2019)
- 21st & 26th: Housing Info Sessions
MARCH (2019)
- 4TH: Hall Tours
- 8TH: Deadline to confirm staying on-campus for Spring Break
- 11TH-15TH: Spring Break
APRIL (2019)
- 4TH: Housing Info Session
- 9TH-30TH: (Priority) Housing Applications Open
MAY (2019)
- 2ND: Last Day of Classes
- 6TH-10TH: Finals Exams
- 11TH: Commencement & Residence Halls Close
JUNE (2019)
- 29TH: Hall check-out for Summer School I, by 12 (noon)
JULY (2019)
- 30TH: Hall check-out for Summer School II, by 12 (noon)
AUGUST (2018)
- 18TH & 20TH: Move-In
OCTOBER (2018)
- 11TH & 12TH: Fall Break Cancelled
- 22ND-27TH: FSU Homecoming
NOVEMBER (2018)
- 12TH: Veterans Day (University Closed)
- 16TH: Deadline for Housing Confirmation/Cancellation/Room Change Requests for Spring 2019
- 19TH: Deadline to confirm staying on-campus for Thanksgiving Break
- 22ND & 23RD: Thanksgiving Break
DECEMBER (2018)
- 8TH-14TH: Final Exams
- 15TH: Halls Close at 12PM (noon) [End of Fall Semester Check-out Deadline]
*NOTICE: ALL DATES & TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Academic Calendar (2018-2019)
SPRING 2019: Housing Confirmation, Applications, Housing Cancellation Request Form, & Building/Room Change Request Form can be completed via the Student Housing Portal (MyHousing Portal) at 10AM, November 1-16, 2018*.
The Housing Cancellation Request Form can be accessed here
General Steps To Apply For Housing:
1. Pay $125 non-refundable housing processing fee
2. Pre-Register for SPRING classes. (at least 12 credit hours are needed to live on-campus, unless documentation is provided)
3. Complete Housing Application Here
Finalize the process by completing your room selection, if applicable.
To Apply for Housing You MUST be clear of the following:
1. Residential Fines
2. University Holds
3. Outstanding Account Balances with the University
4. Judicial Sanctions & Penalties None Pending
*NOTE: You should be clear to select your room assignment as long as the above 1-4 Pre-Requisites have been completed.
**NOTE: Times/Dates are subject to change; All requests are not guaranteed, and are based on availability.
Please complete the Thanksgiving Break Housing Form here, by Nov 19.
Looking for Housing?
With on-campus housing being full, we want to do whatever we can to assist you in finding a great location off-campus that can meet your needs. Please review our "local housing options" tab.
Important Note:
Please be advised that the housing references listed are offered as a courtesy service for your convenience. The University takes no responsibility for screening or approving off-campus student housing and is in no way involved in any communication which may arise between parties.
Below, is a list of alternative housing options for students who are looking for short-term, and/or longer term lodging.
Please click the names, to go to the sites for housing options:
Connect FSU
Housing & Residence Life utilizes the connect FSU learning outcome model in reference to our community event programming. This model supports FSU mission statement & core values. Additionally, enforces Division of Student Affairs & Residence Life goals and philosophy. Lastly, this aligns with the Council For Advancement Of Standards In Higher Education. Every event and initiative in our residential communities are linked to one of the 5 Learning Outcomes below:
Care & Civility:
- Learn to engage in critical thinking aimed at making sound decisions.
- Understand the importance of making healthy lifestyle choices.
- Understand the rules, regulations, and procedures of the university.
- Participate in service learning opportunities aimed at enhancing their knowledge of what it means to be civically responsible.
Faculty & Social Engagement:
- Be aware of and utilize the resources available through various university offices.
- Develop interpersonal social skills, and habits that are essential to success at the university.
- Engage in opportunities to meet with faulty and students outside of the classroom setting.
- Learn to develop meaning and healthy personal and professional relationships.
Cultural Responsibility:
- Collaborate with individuals from diverse ethnic, socials, and cultural backgrounds.
- Enhance their knowledge of history and traditions of diverse groups of people, and how social differences have changed over time. Develop an understanding, appreciation, and acceptance of diversity.
Scholastic Achievement:
- Strengthen study habits and improve basic skills needed to demonstrate academic success.
- Understand different learning styles.Identify and utilize various campus academic resources.
- Understand how to use and locate university printed resources (ex. University Catalog, Code of Conduct, etc.)
University Pride:
- Engage in activities that engage their knowledge of FSU history.
- Understand the importance of positive representation of the University.
- Participate in opportunities that promote FSU Spirit.
- Engage in opportunities to develop leadership skills and BRONCO Pride.
First Year Students (Freshman) & Transfers:
Saturday, August 18:
Move-In is by LAST NAME
A-E: @8AM - 9AM
F-K: @9AM - 10AM
L-P: @10AM - 11AM
Q-Z: @11AM - 12PM
Returning & Upperclassman Students:
Monday, August 20:
@12PM - 7PM
*Early Arrivals, contact your Advisor or Group Sponsor for move-in dates & times.
Move-In: What To Bring On Campus
Housing & Residence Life: Guide For Residential Living
Move-In: What To Bring On Campus
Dining & Meal Plan Information
Hall Posting Procedures & Dorm Storm Information
Housing & Residence Life: Guide For Residential Living