Housing & Residence Life

Whether you choose to live in one of FSU's on campus housing locations or off campus, make FSU your home!

Housing & Residence Life Directory

NOTE: Hall Staff should always be the first point of contact.

Campus Police can be reached at (910) 672-1775 or (910) 672-1911 for emergencies.

Hood Hall
Hall Phone: 910-797-8628
Housing Specialist/Assistant Resident Director (ARD), Jaslyn Mott: 910-672-2336 | 910-672-2336
Email:  jmott@uncfsu.edu

Joyner Hall
Housing Specialist/Assistant Resident Director (ARD), Gabrielle Davenport: 910-672-2418 | 910-672-2412
Email:  gdavenpo@uncfsu.edu

Harris Hall
Hall Phone: 910-263-3063
Housing Specialist/Assistant Resident Director (ARD), Jaleen Sanders: 910-672-1255 | 910-672-1415
Email: jsande18@uncfsu.edu

McLeod Hall
Hall Phone: 910-237-9039
Assistant Resident Director (ARD), Alicia Williams: 910-672-2807 | 910-672-1502
Email: awill154@uncfsu.edu

Renaissance Hall
Hall Phone: 910-263-1575
Front Desk: 910-672-1291
Assistant Resident Director (ARD), Darien Little : 910-672-1252
Email: dlittl12@uncfsu.edu
Resident Director (RD), Donyell Baba : 910-672-2295
Email: dbaba@uncfsu.edu

New Residence Hall
Hall Phone: 910-263-1545
Lobby/Front Desk: 910-672-3110
Assistant Resident Director (ARD), Sara Gordon: 910-672-1505
Email: sgordo10@uncfsu.edu
Resident Director (RD), Jamerius Ludgood: 910-672- 2334
Email: jludgood@uncfsu.edu

Hackley Honors Hall
Hall Phone: 910-263-3180
Housing Specialist/Assistant Resident Director (ARD), Rianna Spann: 910-672-1970 |  910-672-1968
Email: rspann2@uncfsu.edu

University Place Apartments (UPA)
Hall Phone: 910-263-3150
Front Desk: 910-672-2878
Assistant Resident Director (ARD), Kyrah Davis & Anthony Averett : 910-672-2324
Email: kdavis64@uncfsu.edu
Email: aaverett@uncfsu.edu
Residence Life Administrator,  Barbara Cohen : 910-672-1089
Email: bcohen@uncfsu.edu

Smith Hall
Resident Director (RD), Tara Melvin : 910-672-1444 | 910-672-1529
Email: tmelvin@uncfsu.edu

Tia'wana Jackson
Student Affairs Business Services
910-672-1884
tjacks33@uncfsu.edu

Fred Stamps
Housing Maintenance Supervisor
910-672-1088
fstamps@uncfsu.edu

Janee Lashley
Adminstrative Support Associate (Facilities)
910-672-1705
jlashley@uncfsu.edu

Candace Jackson
Administrative Services
910-672-1884
Cjacks26@uncfsu.edu

Housing & Residence Life Staff Reports To:

Jason English
(Interim) Assistant Director for Residence Life
910-672-2877
jenglis1@uncfsu.edu
West Campus: Harris Hall, Smith Hall, Joyner Hall, & Hood Hall

Sylvia Tigs
(Interim) Associate Director of Residence Life
910-672-1760
sltigs01@uncfsu.edu
East Campus: McLeod Hall, Renaissance Hall, New Residence Hall, & Hackley Honors Hall

Barbara Cohen
Residence Life Administrator
910-672-1089
bcohen@uncfsu.edu

Adrina Russell
Director of Residence Life
910-672-2116
arussell@uncfsu.edu

Gregory E. Moyd
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

Maintenance, ITS, & Laundry Facilities

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

For University Place Apartments (UPA) use the link here

You can also download the CSCPay Mobile app, available on the Apple store & Google Play store. Once downloaded:

Create a profile
Go to 'MORE'
Go to 'REQUEST A SERVICE'

Please use the 6 digit number/letter combination that is on the machine to submit the request, i.e. 677-CLL

Submitting A Maintenance Request

Submit a Residence Hall Maintenance Request for your individual hall, by clicking the link below:
ex. If you live in University Place Apartments (UPA) you will find the University Place Apartments (UPA) maintenance request link.

*If the request has not been addressed within 24-48 hours, please contact:

Housing Maintenance Supervisor
Fred Stamps: 910-672-1088
Email: fstamps@uncfsu.edu

Adminstrative Support Associate (Facilities/Maintenance)
Janee Lashley: 910-672-1705
Email: jlashley@uncfsu.edu

Director of Residence Life
Adrina Russell: 910-672-2116
Email: arussell@uncfsu.edu

*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

Reporting a Vending Machine Issue:

To report vending machines issues call:

910.672.1735 or 910.672.1762.

The number connects you directly with the Vending Office where you can explain the problem to a staff person. The more information you can give them about the problem, the faster they can correct it.

If after normal business hours, please leave a message on their voice mail system.

Move-In Dates & Times

Any student who needs accomodations to move-in earlier than the dates listed, can contact their specific Resident Director (RD) and/or Ms. Sylvia Tigs, sltigs01@uncfsu.edu

Resident Director (RD) information can be found in the Housing & Residence Life Directory tab above.

Move-In Date: August 10, 2019

First Time Freshmen & New Transfer students

The Move-In Time sequence is as follows:

Last Name Initial Ending in:

A - E arrive at 8:00am - 9:00am

F - K arrive at 9:00am - 10:00am

L - P arrive at 10:00am - 11:00am

Q - Z arrive at 11:00am - 12:00pm

Move-In Date: *August 11, 2019

Upperclassmen

*Any Upperclassmen who would like to move-in early can do so on August 10, 2019 between 2PM-6PM

Important Dates 2019-2020

JANUARY (2020)

1ST: New Years Day - University Closed
2ND: University opens
10TH: Halls re-open (for Spring 2020)
13TH: (Spring 2020) Classes start
20TH: Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday - University closed

FEBRUARY (2020)

MARCH (2020)

9TH-13TH: Spring Break

APRIL (2020)

6TH: Class registration starts
7TH: Founders Day
10TH: Good Friday - University closed
30TH: Last day of classes

MAY (2020)

1ST-7TH: Finals
11TH-22ND: Maymester - Nursing students only
25TH: Memorial Day - University closed

JUNE (2019)

2ND: Hall check-in for Summer School I, at 12PM (noon)
3RD: First Day of Summer I classes
28TH: Last Day of Summer I classes
29TH: Hall check-out for Summer School I, by 12PM (noon)
30TH: Hall check-in for Summer School II, at 12PM (noon)

JULY (2019)

1ST: First Day of Summer II classes
4TH: Independence Day- University Closed
17TH: Housing Waitlist opened
29TH: Last Day of Summer II classes
30TH: Hall check-out for Summer School II, by 12PM (noon)
15TH-31ST: LATE Housing Applications will be accepted based on availability of housing starting at 1 PM; closed as of July 17, 2019
31ST: Housing Waitlist closed

AUGUST (2019)

10TH (SATURDAY): Move-In Day (for Freshmen/New Students), starting at 7AM | Early Move-In for Upperclassmen will be between 2PM-6PM | Residence Hall Meeting at 7PM-8PM (MANDATORY)
11TH (SUNDAY): Move In Day (for Upperclassmen), starting at 9AM
14TH: First Day of Fall Classes

SEPTEMBER (2019)

2ND: Labor Day - University closed
6TH: Spring 2020 - Housing application process opens
- open for students who were not assigned in Fall 2019 but would like to live on-campus for Spring 2020; closes Nov. 1st (open from Sept. 6 - Nov. 1)
10TH: Convocation

OCTOBER (2019)

5TH: Homecoming
17TH-18TH: Fall Break

NOVEMBER (2019)

1ST: Spring 2020 - Housing application process closes
11TH: Veterans Day - University closed
27TH: Last Day of classes for Fall 2019
28TH-29TH: Thanksgiving Break
30TH: Final Exams for Fall 2019 begin

DECEMBER (2019)

6TH: Last day for final exams for Fall 2019
7TH: (Fall Semester) Check-out ends at 12PM (noon) | Hall closes for Winter Break
24TH-31ST: Winter Break

*NOTICE: ALL DATES, PLACES, & TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Academic Calendar
*All students who plan on living on-campus for Winter Break, there is an additional rate outside of your Fall & Spring housing rates.

First Time Freshman & Transfer/New Admit Information

Residence Halls
New Student Information
New Student Housing Information Timeline

The Move-In Time sequence is as follows:

Last Name Initial Ending in:

A - E arrive at 8:00am - 9:00am

F - K arrive at 9:00am - 10:00am

L - P arrive at 10:00am - 11:00am

Q - Z arrive at 11:00am - 12:00pm

Click Here for Housing Application Instructions

This timeline applies to students starting FSU during the summer or fall 2019 semesters. Students beginning in the Spring of 2020 should contact the department of Residence Life anytime September 1 -November 30, 2019.

Phase I:

1.     MUST COMPLETE Intent to Enroll form, from the Office of Admissions
2.     MUST BE REGISTERED TO ATTEND First Steps
3. SUBMIT required information to FSU's Student Health Services (located in the Spaulding Building)
4. FAFSA MUST be on file or follow up with FSU's Office of Financial Aid
5.     MUST COMPLETE the Housing Interest form/application (this will be sent via email from 'fsu1867living@gmail.com' or from a Housing Applications Team Member)

We review your student records and verify that you are making progress in all of the Phase I areas before you move into Phase II for Housing. This process may take a few days to a few weeks, is dependent upon your input

After MAKING PROGRESS IN PHASE I, we send you confirmation to move forward to PHASE II

Phase II:

6. MUST SIGN/READ the Housing Contract on the MyHousing Portal
- you will choose/confirm your roommate/room assignment during this step
-MyHousing Portal Instructions
NOTE: Login credentials are your: FSU Student Username (ex. username@broncos.uncfsu.edu) & Password; Look up Here

7. MUST PAY the NON-REFUNDABLE $125.00 housing fee through the MyHousing Portal ONLINE ONLY
NOTE: Please be aware that this a HOUSING APPLICATION FEE, not a deposit. A Housing Application Fee is a service for processing the application.

NOTE: The ONLY payments accepted are DEBIT/CREDIT cards (Mastercard, Visa, pre-paid debit cards) through our online Housing Portal; NO OTHER METHODS OF PAYMENT will be accepted. If you will be using a pre-paid card it is recommended to have a total of $130, due to various fees that are associated with pre-paid cards.

8. REVIEW the housing items What to Bring list and start preparing

9. RESOLVE any pending items with Student Health, Financial Aid, or class registration

*If you are under 18 years old, your parent/guardian will need to electronically sign off on your application for it to be submitted and considered complete.

Phase III:

10. RECEIVE Welcome Letter and specific move in instructions

11. VISIT the ResLife webpage for updates

12. CHECK your FSU Banner student account for accuracy

13. CONTACT and get to know your roommate (if applicable)

14. PREPARE to move into your new HOME

LiveSafe App
Operation ID - Property Inventory Sheet

OCM.com (care packages, graduation gifts, and discounted residence hall items to bring) First Steps (New Student Orientation)
LEAP Program
Housing & Residence Life: Guide for Residential Living
Housing & Residence Life: What to Bring & FAQ
Move-In: What to Bring
Dining Meal Plan Information
Campus Map
Bronco Card Office (One Card Office)
Residence Halls

Winter Break Housing

Winter Break Housing is a pilot program designed for current and returning residents who are seeking housing during the hall closure period, December 7, 2019 - January 10, 2020 (Winter Break)

Winter-break Housing Application Dates: 8 AM, September 6, 2019 - 8 AM, November 1, 2019

Winter-break Housing Pilot Program FAQ's:

What is Winter-break Housing?

This is a pilot program designed for current and returning residents who are seeking housing during the hall closure period, December 7, 2019 - January 10, 2020

What are the Winter-break Housing application Dates?

Students interested in Winter-break Housing can apply 8am on Friday, September 6^th - 8am Friday, November 1^st. Apply via MyHousing Portal (Housing Portal), the application name is "FSU Current Student - Winter Break Housing Application"

Do I have to participate in the on campus Winter-break Housing program?

This is an optional program for residents who need to stay in the area and prefer to stay on campus. There are a host of local housing options/area resources that you can research and compare.

Will there be a meeting about this?

Yes, please attend the Residence Life Community Meetings on September 19^th and November 12^th or stop by our office in Williams Hall. Additional and detailed meetings forthcoming, for those who confirm attendance.

Are there any requirements?

Applicants must be in good standing with the University academically, financially, and via conduct. Residence Life reserves the right to deny applicants who have serious conduct violations or outstanding fines. Applicants must be current residential students who are enrolled in both Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 classes, no exceptions.

How do I apply?

You must apply through our Housing website during these dates, September 6^th - November 1^st. You should apply early and pay as soon as you can because we must have at least 50 students confirmed and paid before November 1^st. We can not sustain the program with less than 50 confirmed attending.

What happens if I apply and the program gets canceled?

If there are not enough participants to sustain the program (50 minimum paid and confirmed), you will be notified and refunded during the 1^st week of November.

How much does Winter-break Housing cost?

There is one flat rate of $500 for housing rental due no later than November 1^st. You can pay this in 4 increments of $125 each, or all at one time before November 1^st.

How do I pay?

If your application is approved you will be sent an invoice to pay at the FSU Cashiers Office. Some students may pay all upfront, with one invoice and others may need smaller increments. The full amount is due before November 1^st. If the program gets canceled before the deadline, you will be refunded 100% (normally takes 10 business days).

Can I just sign up to stay late for one week or two?

Unfortunately, this is a full package pilot program, not a weekly rental. You sign up and pay for the entire break regardless of how may days you come and go away from campus.

Why can't the Winter-break Housing fee be added to my student account?

Financial Aid does not cover non-academic breaks. If you are receiving a refund or receiving extra funds through out the semester, save those funds and apply to your invoice.

Where would I live?

The following buildings have spaces for Winter-break Housing:

University Place Apartments (UPA)
McLeod Hall
Renaissance Hall

If you currently reside in one of the areas that are eligible for Winter-break Housing, you'll be assigned to your regular room. If you reside in a different building (e.g. Hood Hall) , you would be assigned to a vacancy in one of the buildings that may be open. This would not be a permanent assignment, only for the Winter-break period. There are limited vacancies, and only available to first-come first-served (applied and fully paid).

What if I live in one of the buildings hosting Winter-break students, do I still have to apply and pay for housing?

Yes, your fall housing agreement ends at 12noon on December 7^th and does not resume until January 10^th check-in. If you want access to occupy a housing space and your room, you must sign up for this program.

I live in a hall that is a 'Winter-break option' but I will not be staying for Winter-break, does this mean someone else will be sleeping in my bed?

No, Winter-break housing participants will only stay in vacant spaces or spaces of people not returning for Spring 2020.

What if I live in UPA and I'm the only person in my apartment who signs up for Winter-break Housing, can I let my friends or apartment-mates stay or visit during the break?

There is no visitation during the break period. Non-approved residents will not have access to buildings or spaces. If you violate the agreement and provide access to others, your agreement is voided with no refund. You would immediately have to move out and will face possible housing suspension.

What if I sign up for the full break but later decide to go visit friends for a week?

There are no pro-rates or refunds if you do not stay for the full 33 days. You can decide to check out for a few days and return back at a later date, you have that flexibility. For emergency purposes, we do ask that you notify the Residence Life Staff when you'll be away and return.

How will I get food or eat during Winter-break?

There is a meal plan requirement, but does depend on which plan you select. Additional details forthcoming about the plan types and additional cost. McLeod Hall and Renaissance Hall have a common area kitchen that will be open during specific hours. UPA has private kitchens. We recommend preparing in advance, collecting items from the food pantry and private sources. A few campus sources, including Residence Life may host a few programs that include meals. A list of meal delivery services and restaurants offering discounts will be provided.

If the Resident Assistants (RA's) are gone on break too, who's here with us?

Quite a few Residence Life Professional Staff members are giving up their normal holiday time off to work in the halls to support this program. Campus Police, Campus Facilities, different Student Affairs Administrators are also supporting this pilot program with personnel and resources. Campus Police is continuously open 24 hours a day and will provide in hall support along with Residence Life.

What happens during an emergency or inclement weather?

No one can predict winter weather or the effect on utilities or facilities. If a facility incident or inclement weather occurs, there is a possibly that residents are consolidated into other spaces or may be evacuated into shelter type conditions. These spaces may or may not be the same as traditional rooms.

Do the regular campus rules apply?

The student handbook policies, housing agreement policies and campus safety rules still apply.

Local Housing Options

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.

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:

StudentRent.com
CollegeStudentApartments.com
ULoop.com
AirBnb
ForRent University
GoSeek
HotelPlanner
Hotwire
Comfort Inn - Special FSU Pricing
ApartmentGuide.com

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.

Local Transportation Options

Below, is a list of transportation options for students.

Please click the names, to go to the sites for options:

Fayetteville FAST Bus
Fayetteville Regional Airport
Uber (App)
Lyft (App)
Flight Bookings & Car Rental Services
Turo (App)
ZipCar
MegaBus

Important Note:

Please be advised that the references listed are offered as a courtesy service for your convenience. The University takes no responsibility for screening or approving transportation, and is in no way involved in any communication which may arise between parties.

Food/Meal Delivery

Below is a list of various restaurants & sites that have meal/food delivery, in the surrounding area:

Important Note:
Please be advised that the references listed are offered as a courtesy service for your convenience. The University takes no responsibility for screening or approving of the above entities, and is in no way involved in any communication which may arise between parties.

Useful Documents, Resources, & Links

MyHousing Portal

Move-In: What To Bring On Campus

OCM.com (care packages, graduation gifts, and discounted residence hall items to bring)

Dining & Meal Plan Information

Bronco Card Office (One Card Office)

Hall Posting Procedures & Dorm Storm Information

Housing & Residence Life: Guide For Residential Living

ResLife Interest Groups

Campus Safety

LiveSafe App

Operation ID - Property Inventory Sheet

Parking On Campus