CAMPBELL HALL

Campbell Hall

Hall Features:

24-hour Consideration Hours

Mature Environment

Community Kitchen

Social Atmosphere

Active Programming

Piano for Student Use

Carpeted Rooms

32 Single and 8 Double Rooms

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Campbell is the women's honor hall located on North Campus. Campbell is a traditional-style hall with a sense of history. The hall was built in 1917, giving it a unique, historic atmosphere. To be eligible to live in Campbell, students must complete an application and participate in an interview process. Students must also have at least a 3.2 grade point average and maintain a 3.0 to continue living in the hall.

Campbell has 44 upper-class residents, and is self-governing. This means that the residents have a stronger responsibility in determining hall policies and judicial procedures. For example, residents vote on escort and visitation policies for the hall. Additionally, all residents must attend hall meetings once a month. Residents are also required to participate on one of the hall's committees such as: recycling, selections, restoration, activities, or the Welcome Team. Everyone has a role in the hall, and the residents feel that Campbell is a home, not just a place to live.

A special program done each semester is the "Faculty Tea." This event gives the residents an opportunity to get to know faculty members outside of the classroom.

Campbell has no quiet hour policies, instead they have "consideration hours" 24 hours a day. The hall also features a 24-hour quiet study area.Pre-see-selection Application

h Double Room Has:
Two Moveable Desks, Two Chairs, Two Closets, Two Moveable Dressers, One Sink, One Wall-Mounted Mirror, Two Beds, Mini blinds, Telephone Jack and Ethernet Hook-ups

Each Single Room Has:
One Moveable Desk, One Chair, One Closet, One Moveable Dresser, One Sink, One Wall-Mounted Mirror, One Bed, Telephone Jack and Ethernet Hook-ups