|
|
| |
 |
| |
| UCSB offers approximately
4700 residence hall spaces to single
students: |
|
- Located in three geographic areas of the campus:
- Storke Campus
- Main Campus East
- Main Campus West
- All are within walking or biking distance to classes,
dining commons, and recreational facilities
- Most provide double rooms shared by two students
- A limited number of single rooms are also available
|
|
| |
 |
| |
| |
| |
| Amenities in the Residence Halls |
- Furnished accommodations for both men and women
- included: bed, desk, desk chair, dresser,
closet, bookshelf, wastebasket, drapes
- not included: linens, blankets,
pillows, towels, mattress pads, and bedspreads
- Lounge and study space
- Computer lounges, Residential Data Communication Network,
and active Ethernet ports and wireless access in student rooms
- Housekeeping & card-operated laundry rooms
- 4 dining facilities with choice of meal plans, snack
kitchenettes
- Live-in staff coordinate social and educational activities,
serve as peer advisors and manage the building
- Wheelchair accessible facilities
- Living-Learning Communities and programming
- Leadership opportunities in student hall government
- Job opportunities in housing and dining facilities
|
| |
| Residence Hall Staff |
- All halls staffed by live-in Resident Director (RD), Assistant
Resident Director (ARD), and Resident Assistants (RAs).
- Students reside in living groups with approximately fifty
other students and an RA.
- The RA, a continuing UCSB student, is a resource for students who need information or personal assistance.
- RA staff are responsible for coordinating residence hall
programs.
- Live-in staff are important resources for all aspects of
academic and social university life.
- The Office of Residential Life assists professional staff
and oversees students and staff in residential communities.
- Directors of Residential Life provide leadership to student
staff and guidance to the residence hall community.
- Student desk attendants are selected, trained, and supervised
by the Assistant Resident Directors and offer quality service
to residents.
|
| |
| Residence Hall Dining |
- Four dining commons: Carrillo, Ortega, Portola and De La Guerra
- Meal service for all residents
- Meal selections include daily choices for vegetarians,
vegans, and weight watchers
- Many foods cooked to order
- Theme and international dinners provided
- Unlimited seconds offered
- Meals for group functions, such as picnics, accommodated
at no additional charge
|
| Please note: We are unable to make special
arrangements for restricted diets. Meal Plans are required for
students residing in the residence halls. |
| |
| Student Employment Program |
- Integral part of the community experience
- Provides students residing in university housing with
priority for part-time jobs within Housing & Residential
Services
- Competitive pay scale
- Jobs include housekeeping, maintenance, grounds, clerical,
food service, and residence hall desk attendant.
- Provides students with opportunities for community involvement
- Helps create more responsive programs in the residence
halls
- Students scheduled for work based on each quarter’s
class schedule and academic load
- Students select a schedule of 12–16 hours of work
per week during the academic year and up to 40 hours per
week during the summer and quarter breaks.
- Further information online: Housing
Student Employment
|
| |
 |
|
.gif){kind=small}
