Life on Campus (2012-2013)

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unIVERsITY HousInG & DInInG sERVIcEs

2012-2013

Life on Campus 4

Roommate Matching 6

How to Apply 7

On-Campus Residences 10

Residence Halls 11

Cooperative Houses 16

Family Housing 16

Educational Living Environments 18

Austin Entrepreneurship Program 18

Community Service Learning 19

International Experience 19

University Honors College 20

Engineering 21

ResNet 21

Dining Services 23

Rates 26

Contract Information 26

Rights and Responsibilities 28

Campus Map 30

Learn about our Innovative Roommate Matching Network™see page 6 for details

WHaT’s InsIDE?

University Housing & Dining ServicesOregon State University102 Buxton HallCorvallis, OR 97331-1317

Telephone: 541-737-4771 or 800-291-4192Fax: 541-737-0686Email: [email protected]

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 for more information.

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22Meet Sandy Neubaum, Faculty- in-Residence

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pluGGED In on campus Oregon State University is Powered by Orange. And one of the best ways you can draw from that energy is to live on campus.Our variety of housing options gives you more than a place to sleep. It makes you part of a community. It gives you a place to grow and make the college experience everything you want it to be. And it provides a strong support network to help you thrive. It’s where you can be independent, but not alone.

You’ll meet people from around Oregon, the United States and the world — people like you and others who couldn’t be more different. You can live with an old friend or make a new one. Enjoy free programs in your residence hall that will encourage you, spark conversations or just entertain you. Have weekly dinners with your floor mates. Make it to class and campus events with a 10-minute walk (or less).

Whether you’re traveling 50 or 5,000 miles for college, you’ll find yourself at home when you live on campus. Explore all our different choices to find the one that’s right for you.

take a virtual tour of our residence halls and co-ops at oregonstate.edu/uhds/vrtours

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Brandy Cordeiro Business Makawao, Maui, Hawaii

Shawna Fujita Animal Science Mililani, O’ahu, Hawaii

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BRAndy CORdEiRO And SHAwnA FUjiTA both thought it would be a better experience to live on campus for their first year at Oregon State. Coming from Hawaii, “we didn’t really know anyone,” Shawna says. Not even each other.

Brandy knew she wanted to find a roommate who shared her culture. “I was looking for a roommate from Hawaii because we’d have more things in common,” she says.

Using OSU’s Roommate Matching Network, the two found each other and bonded over their similar backgrounds and interest in Oregon State. They took a virtual tour of the residence halls, which Brandy says was “super helpful,” getting the suite-style room they wanted in Bloss Hall.

“We didn’t actually meet in person until StARt,” Shawna says. But once they met, the two found themselves getting along easily — even their parents liked each other.

Shawna and Brandy have enjoyed taking advantage of multiple opportunities on campus. Shawna likes playing intramural sports — bowling, soccer and softball — while Brandy has appreciated the chance to experience new things. “You find your independence here by taking everything in,” Brandy says.

The best part of having a roommate is having someone to talk to. “If you were by yourself you would be lonely,” Shawna says. “Very lonely,” Brandy agrees.

They give credit to the Roommate Matching Network for finding such a good fit as roommates. “Who knows what we would have gotten,” Shawna says. “It has been perfect for us.”

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The freedom to pick your roommate you can decide who you’re going to live with well before you come to campus. you can ask to live with a friend you already know or meet someone new by using OSU’s unique Roommate Matching network™. you can create a personal profile and browse through profiles of other students to find a good match, contact potential roommates online and arrange to meet before move-in day. Once you two have settled on living together, you’ve made your first friend – long before you ever get to campus. Make your selection by our priority deadline of june 1, 2012.

if you choose not to use the Roommate Matching network, we will assign your roommate based on your personal profile information.

Meet other incoming students on the UHdS Facebook page: facebook.com/osu.uhds.


Get admitted to OSU and activate your online account.Apply for and gain admission to OSU at oregonstate.edu/admissions.

Once you have been admitted (includ-ing OSU DPP and EOP), you’ll need to activate your ONID account, which serves as your university email address.

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2go to onid.oregonstate.edu, select Sign up for ONID and follow the directions to activate your account.

Log in to myuhds.oregonstate.eduSelect the application period for which you want to live on campus. All assignments are made based on the date of completed application. So the earlier you apply, the greater the chances of getting one of your top choices of residence halls.


Select your specific preferences and requests.Now is the time to select your preferences, including roommate, using the Roommate Matching Network. Requests for assignment with a specific roommate, or to a particular hall or co-op, will be honored whenever possible, but are not guaranteed. Assignments are made by the date your completed online application is received, using such priorities as roommate choice, hall or co-op preference and room type desired. Preference is given to students requesting academic theme halls if 1) you are enrolled in the ap-propriate academic college and 2) your application is made before June 1.

Your advanced tuition deposit (AtD) must be received by the university in order to be assigned on-campus housing.

If you don’t have Internet access, call our office toll-free at 800-291-4192 for assistance in the application process.

Submit your application.Your online application is not considered complete until you have agreed to all the terms and conditions on the final approval page. This will be the date your student account will be charged the $45 non-refundable application fee. This will also be the date used for room assign-ment priority.

You’ll receive an email notification to your ONID account verifying your completed application has been received.

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Choose your room. In the spring, anyone with a submitted application can log in and choose a room in a hall or co-op. For the residence halls, you can select your specific room via an interactive floor plan. If you have already chosen a roommate, he or she will automatically be invited to select your room. By choosing OSU, you’ll be one of the first in your class to know your housing assignment.

Group Housing Selection Is there a group of people you’d like to live near? The group selection process allows you to create clusters of friends and acquaintances within hall communities by forming and joining groups within your chosen building. to create a group, you’ll need a name, description and building preference. Find more information on our website.

Priority Housing SelectionIf you select your room during the housing application process, that space will be reserved for you upon selection. For students who do not select a room, assignments will be made before July 1 when possible for applications received by June 1.

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Residence HallsA residence hall is more than a 12 X 14 ft. room where you can rest your head in between classes. At OSU, a residence hall is a community. It’s a place where friendships, ideas and memories are created. All residence halls are conveniently located on the south, east and west areas of campus. Each features high-speed wireless Internet throughout the building.

Residence Hall StaffA big part of residence hall living is making sure your needs are met beyond the classroom. We want our students to succeed at OSU. That’s why there are live-in staff members in each hall, including a Resident Assistant (RA) on each floor or wing and a Resident Director (RD) in each building. These standout upper-division or graduate students and professional staff prepare programs for residents and are on hand to offer assistance with issues from labs to laundry. They’re also available to help you achieve the incredible college experience you planned for.

Our residence halls:

• Accommodatebetween200and350students• Provideatleastonesetofbathroomswithsinks,toiletstallsand

showers on each wing or floor • Includefurnishedstudyareas,loungesandamainrecreation

lounge• Areequippedwithtelevisions,recreationroomsand

kitchenettes• Aresmokefree• Offerwingsandfloorsdesignatedquietorsingle-genderin

select halls• Arelocatedminutesfromthecenterofcampuslife• Offerweeklysessionswithmathandwritingtutors


The GemThe gem (formerly the College Inn) reopened in summer 2006 after undergoing a complete renovation. Managed by College Housing Northwest Corvallis, the gem has unique living spaces with a contemporary look and feel. Located steps from campus, the gem offers lounge spaces, a fitness room and a business center. It’s a modern sanctuary designed with graduate and upper class students in mind. Learn more by contacting The gem staffat541-713-7222orvisitthegem.org.

• Furnishedstudios,andalimitednumber of one, two and three bedroom apartments

• Singleoccupancy• 10-or12-monthcontracts

The East Side The East Side features three coed residence halls and dining center within easy walking distance of downtown Corvallis. Located across the street from a community park and intramural fields, the complex is closest to the library, academic buildings and recreational facilities. Meet new students with similar interests through focused living group floors oriented toward engineering, math and science.

Callahan, McNary*, and Wilson halls*McNary features moveable furniture

McNary Hall • Female-onlywingandquietwing

available• Wheelchair-accessiblefacilitieson

second floor

Callahan Hall• Substance-freewings:alcohol,tobacco

and other substances are not allowed in these areas

• Female-onlywing

Wilson Hall• Engineeringprogrammingemphasison

designated floors• Technologicallyenhancedstudyroom

available• Female-onlywingandquietwing

available• Academicpeercoachingavailablefor

engineering students


Cauthorn, Poling, Buxton and Hawley halls

The West Side The West Side includes Sackett and West halls, Weatherford Residential College, the Residence Hall Quad, a complex of four halls (Hawley, Buxton, Cauthorn and Poling) adjacent to each other and enclosing an open courtyard. Here, you’ll live close to the state-of-the-art Dixon Recreation Center and the Memorial Union, where students spend hours enjoying free entertainment and daily campus activities.

Buxton and Hawley Halls• FirstfloorishometoUniversityHousing

& Dining Services offices • Wheelchairaccessible• Openduringacademicyearbreaks

Cauthorn Hall • Updatedin2009withmoveable

furniture, upgraded bathrooms and lounge spaces, new flooring and lights

• Openduringacademicyearbreaks

Poling Hall• Updatedin2010withmoveable

furniture, upgraded bathrooms and lounge spaces, new flooring and lights

• Wheelchairaccessible• Openduringacademicyearbreaks

Sackett Hall• Quietwingavailable• Substance-freewings:alcohol,tobacco

and other substances are not allowed in these areas

• Single-genderdesignatedfloors• Wheelchair-accessiblesuites:two

bedrooms, living/study room and private bathroom

• Noelevators• Openduringacademicyearbreaks


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Sackett Hall(sample only; rooms vary in design)

West Hall(sample only: rooms vary in design)

Weatherford Residential College• HomeoftheAustinEntrepreneurship

Program • Small-groupeventswithvisiting

entrepreneurial executives • Faculty-in-Residence• Wheelchairaccessible

West Hall• HometoUniversityHonorsCollegestudents

and their roommates; other students as space permits

• Suitearrangement:privatebathbetweentwo double-resident rooms

• Singleroomsavailableonaverylimitedbasis

• Wheelchairaccessible• Openduringacademicyearbreaks


Bloss Hall

Finley Hall

The South Side The South Side features four coed halls and the Arnold Dining Center, along with close proximity to OSU athletic venues. Hear the roar of the crowd at goss or Reser stadiums during baseball and football seasons. Walk less than two minutes to gill Coliseum and enjoy basketball, gymnastics and wrestling competitions. In five minutes, you can find yourself on daily jogs or scenic bike trails through Avery Park to the south. The heart of campus is just a 10-minute walk to the north.

Bloss Hall • Suite-styleliving:twodouble-residentroomsshareaprivatebath• Communityservice-learningtheme(seepage19)• Openduringacademicyearbreaks

Finley Hall• Substance-freewings:alcohol,tobaccoandothersubstancesarenotallowedin

these areas• Single-genderwingsavailable• ROTCProgramwing/floor• Openduringacademicyearbreaks


Halsell Hall

Halsell Hall• Suite-styleliving:foursinglebedrooms(ortwodoublebedrooms)

and 1-1/2 bathrooms, a shared living room and small kitchenette with a sink and stove top.

• Wheelchairaccessible• Openduringacademic-yearbreaks• Apartment-stylesuites• Upper-divisionandtransferstudentexperience• Gender-inclusivelivingsuitesavailable• Availableforsummerhousing

International Living-Learning Center• Suite-styleliving• Openduringacademicyearbreaks• Internationalexperiencehall• Livewithaninternationalstudentroommate• Availableforsummerhousing

International Living-Learning Center

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Cooperative HousesThere are four university-owned co-op houses on the east side of a campus. A cooperative is a large two- or three-story housewith38to64memberslivingtogetherinahome-likeenvironment. The or co-ops are democratically managed by their residents. Each house has a UHDS-trained director who lives in the house and helps advise the executive board. House members reduce living expenses by sharing work duties. two to five students are usually assigned to a study room with a desk, closet and space for personal belongings. Shared sleeping rooms (called sleeping porches) with bunk beds are separate from the study rooms. All co-ops have television rooms, study areas and living room space. Most also have recreation areas. All are smoke-free environments.

House members contract with their individual house for a meal plan. All co-ops have kitchens and hire a cook to prepare lunch and dinner each weekday. Weekend meals are assigned as a house duty to residents throughout the term. All members have kitchen privileges for preparing snacks and breakfast.

Individual study rooms have local cable tV, telephone line service and data jacks for high-speed Internet access for each co-op member.

Co-op student bills are paid directly to the house and cannot be charged to a student account. The bill varies by house, provided by house executive members to residents at the beginning of the term.

Student Family Housing at Orchard CourtUniversity apartment housing for students with families is available close to campus. Students with minor children (17 years old or younger), students with a spouse or partner, or single graduate students are eligible to apply. Contact theUHDSOfficeformoreinformation:541-737-4771orvisitoregonstate.edu/uhds/family_housing.

The Co-ops Avery Lodge• Accommodates55men• Multiplesleepingporcheswithup

to eight beds • Large-screenTVandpooltable

Azalea House• Accommodates55women• Onelargesleepingporchforall

house members• Largelivingareaandstudyareas

Dixon Lodge• Accommodates64women• Multiplesleepingporcheswithup

to eight beds• Somecombinationstudy/sleep

rooms • Large-screenTVandpooltable

Oxford House• Accommodates38women• Four-story,colonial-stylehouse• Onesleepingporchforallhouse

members• Large-screenTV

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wHEn CORinnE CHUn CAME TO OREgOn STATE UnivERSiTy, living on campus seemed like a natural choice.

“I thought living on campus would be great,” Corinne said. “It’s convenient, it’s close to all my classes — everything is within walking distance.”

Corinne continued living on campus through her senior year, working as a Resident Assistant (RA) in Finley Hall. Corinne says she has stayed in the residence hall because she enjoys being immersed in the college environment.

“I love that opportunity to make new friends and interact with people,” she says.

As an RA, Corinne served as a resource for residents in her hall when they have questions, need help with classes or just want to talk. “I’m there to support them and to help them when they need it,” she says.

In addition to being close to classes, campus restaurants and resources like Dixon Recreation Center and the Valley Library, Corinne says living in a residence hall comes with a lot of other benefits, including being able to meet people with similar interests, activities and majors.

“I definitely think living on campus provides the best experience for you to interact with people and to really just feel like you’re in college,” Corinne says.

Corinne Chun Education | Human Development and Family Sciences Aiea, O’ahu, Hawaii

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EDucaTIonal lIVInG EnVIRonmEnTs

Studies continually show that students who live on campus, thrive on campus. You’ll be encouraged to succeed by living with your peers and getting support from professional staff and faculty members who live and/or work in the halls. Students who live on campus are more likely to

• Know their professors.• Feel more comfortable talking with professors and administrators.• GenerallyfeelmoreconnectedtoOSU.

Morethan83percentofouron-campusresidentsreturntoOSUaftertheirfirstyear. That’s a higher percentage than those who do not live on campus.

UHDS sponsors a number of programs to help students achieve academic success. Each hall also hosts a writing and math tutor weekly. In addition, we offer a variety of events during the year, such as Faculty Fellow Dinners, the Faculty Connections program, Academic Recognition events and various workshops, seminars and events that enhance students’ connections to their academic success.


Austin Entrepreneurship Program (AEP)–Weatherford Residential CollegeWith a rich tradition of innovation, creativity and originality, historic Weatherford Residential College is the home of the Austin Entrepreneurship Program (AEP).

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 Residential College is a fitting environment for potentially creating the businesses and organizations of the future. The Weatherford Residential College is a comfortable and exciting environment where residents live, dine, work and dream together, sharing a common interest in entrepreneurial adventure.

Whether you are enrolled in the entrepreneurship academic program or just interested in getting involved in innovative activities, consider living in Weatherford Residential College. All majors are welcome. All residents are charged a College of Business fee for AEP participation, which is incorporated into the rate of the room (Approx.$300perterm).

Community Service LearningBloss Hall has community service-learning, interdisciplinary theme in which the hall staff work with residents to create a compelling living and learning experience with the community. Community service-learning is a concept that promotes responsible citizenry, and it fully integrates experiential, hands-on learning activities with a student’s academic and social experience.

Students learn to make the connection between belief in helping others and acting to influence social change in the hall, around campus, off campus and globally.

International ExperienceThe International Living-Learning Center is designed for international students as well as those 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. Domestic students living in the hall are paired with an international roommate.


University Honors College Residential ProgramWest Hall is the residence hall for the University Honors College (UHC), offering a close-knit, welcoming community that encourages academic and personal growth. At West, both Honors and non-Honors students live and learn together, discuss and act on community issues and have fun. 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. Students enjoy academically focused programming and have access to multiple study areas within the hall.

Gender-Inclusive LivingHome to upper division and transfer student communities, Halsell Hall features unique gender-inclusive living suites. This housing option is directed at students interested in choosing roommates or suitemate groupings regardless of gender identification. Halsell Hall’s suite-style living provides a comfortable, welcoming living environment for students with gender-variant identities. Learn more in our gender-Inclusive Living brochure.


ResNet (Residential Network)ResNet is the high-speed wired and wireless Internet connection available to every student living in the residence halls and co-ops on campus. ResNet provides access to the Internet, email, personal Web pages, file storage and other campus resources. Computer support staff is available for walk-in and phone support at the OSU Computer Helpdesk in the Valley Library.

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Engineering ProgramWilson Hall offers a variety of exciting opportunities and services in for engineering students.

As part of the engineering community, students have the unique opportunity to create connections between their in-class and out-of-class experiences. The hall features an Engineering Resource Center, equipped with study tables, a resource library and computers students may access 24 hours a day. Students with College of Engineering computer network accounts may log on to any of the computers and use an array of engineering software without leaving the hall.

The Wilson Resident Director works closely with the College of Engineering faculty and advisers to enhance the learning opportunities for all engineering students — with special emphasis on programs for women and students of color who are considering pursing engineering degrees.


Sandy Neubaum Faculty in Residence — Weatherford Hall

College of Business

SAndy nEUBAUM doesn’t actually live in Weatherford Hall. It just seems that way.

As the associate director for the Austin Entrepreneurship Program (AEP), which is housed in Weatherford, Neubaum describes her role as supporting the living-learning com-munity of 290 students. That means helping them determine what they’re excited about and putting them in the position to act on it.

“College is about finding out who you are,” she says. “It’s laying the foundation so you can spend your life loving what you do.”

Neubaum says entrepreneurship isn’t just for business; it’s a way of approaching your college career. “OSU is rich with opportunities; take advantage of them all,” she says. “If you develop those skills in college, it will follow you the rest of your life.”

Most AEP students living in Weatherford are freshman, and Neubaum encourages all freshmen to start out living on campus. She believes it gives students a strong support network, helping them build connections within the OSU community. “Living on campus helps you find your home on campus,” she says.

As faculty-in-residence, much of Neubaum’s job is simply being available — as a teacher, adviser and mentor. And she can draw from her own experience.

“I knew as soon as I stepped into a classroom that I wanted to teach. When I came to OSU, I knew this was the best place for me to be,” she says. “I tell students to listen to your gut, listen to your head and follow your heart. That will serve you well throughout your life.”


aWaRD-WInnInG DInInG on campus

within steps of any residence hall, you’ll find ivy Award-winning restaurants, convenience stores and cafes. The ivy Award recognizes Oregon State for offering the same delicious, high-quality fare found in some the country’s finest restaurants.

Our 18 restaurants are located within five locations: Arnold dining Center, the international Living-Learning Center, Marketplace west, Mcnary dining Center and weatherford Residential College.


When you choose to live on campus, you’ll select one of four UHDS dining plans. Each dining plan has a corresponding dollar amount for use at any of the 18 UHDS-operated locations. The dining plan functions as a declining balance account, deducting the price of items purchased. All meal service in UHDS dining facilities is a la carte.

Dining Dollars• DiningDollarsmaybeusedatallrestaurants,coffeeshopsand

convenience stores managed by UHDS.• Studentsreceivea15percentdiscountonpurchasesmadewith

UHDS Dining Dollars.• Eachdiningplanincludesapre-purchasedamountofDining

Dollars, added to your Student ID Card at the start of each term. You can check your account balance online at myuhds.oregonstate.edu

• DiningDollarscarryoverfromtermtoterm,buttheymustbeused by the end of spring term. Dining plans can be changed at anytimeduringtheschooluntilMay31,2013byloggingintoMyUHDS (some restrictions apply).

Orange Rewards oregonstate.edu/orangerewards

• OrangeRewardsisapre-purchasedaccountthatcanbeusedatall30campusrestaurantsoncampus,includingUHDSfacilitiesand those located in the Memorial Union, Dixon Recreation Center, Valley Library, Linus Pauling Science Center and Kelley Engineering Center.

• AllUHDSdiningplansincludeaone-time-onlyallotmentof$100of Orange Rewards funds for the academic year. These are pre-loaded at the start of the fall term. You can add more funds at any time at mycard.oregonstate.edu.

• UseOrangeRewardsandreceivea10percentdiscountonpurchases at any on-campus restaurant.

• EnjoytheconvenienceofusingyourstudentIDcardatanylocation on campus, since it contains both your UHDS Dining Dollars and Orange Rewards accounts.

• OrangeRewardsfundscarryovertermtoterm,aslongasyouare affiliated with Oregon State University.

• Youcanchecktheirbalanceordesignatefamilymemberstoaddfunds to your Orange Rewards account at mycard.oregonstate.edu.


Craveable, Sustainable and Healthy Looking for variety? Want to eat healthy? Concerned about sustainability? We’ve got you covered with a variety of craveable flavors from all over the world. We include lots of fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains into entrées at all our locations. And as much as possible, we incorporate local, organic and sustainable products into our extensive menus. In addition, our staff dietician can meet with you regarding any special dietary needs or answer any questions you might have.

On the south side of campus, near the new International Living-Learning Center, you’ll find the recently renovated Arnold Center, featuring Nori grill, the place to go for fresh sushi, tempera and a potpourri of other Asian dishes. You’ll also find custom deli sandwiches, pizza, burgers, vegetarian entrées, world cuisines, breakfast items and a soup & salad bar at Arnold Center. When you visit the International Living-Learning Center, enjoy a latte at Peet’s Coffee and tea and shop Cascadia Market, featuring local and organic items, a deli, snacks, beverages and sundries.

On the east side of campus, McNary Dining Center gives you multiple options. Choose from salads, soups, daily specials, vegetarian entrées and a cook-to-order stir-fry bar with lots of fresh vegetables at Boardwalk Café. For gourmet

burgers, Calabaloo’s features Country Natural Beef and hand-dipped shakes made-to-order. Raintree Coffee Company offers shade-grown and organic Starbucks coffees, pastries and fresh fruit.

And around the corner you’ll find Casa Della Pizza and Pasta, where you can enjoy classic lasagna, custom-made pasta dishes, a slice of hot pizza or a fresh Caesar salad. The garden Deli offers fresh, made-to-order sandwiches, soups and salads. And at the Main Squeeze, you can choose from a Chill smoothie, snacks or a cup of frozen yogurt.

In the heart of campus, Bing’s Café in Weatherford Residential College features handmade sandwiches, pastries, gelato and Starbucks coffee.

Marketplace West, on the west side of campus, houses seven restaurants. Cooper’s Creek BBQ serves house-smoked meats and soulful side dishes, as well as vegetarian options and brunch. Serrano grill, Ring of Fire and tomassito’s Italian Café entice the senses and taste buds with their international flavors. Clubhouse Deli features fresh fruits, salads, custom sandwiches and organic foods. You’ll also find a second Calabaloo’s with the same craveable gourmet burgers, tasty chicken burgers, crispy fries and creamy shakes. Early morning coffee cravings or late night snack attacks can be satisfied at EBgB’s.


Rates2012-13 University Housing and dining Services estimated rates with a Preferred Plan. For updated information, visit oregonstate.edu/uhds.

Hall .......................................... Estimated RateBloss ..............................................$9,815Buxton ...........................................$9,510Callahan ........................................ $9,430Cauthorn ....................................... $9,430Finley............................................. $9,430Halsell ............................................$9,915Hawley ...........................................$9,510international Learning-Living Center ........................................... $11,490Mcnary .......................................... $9,430Poling ............................................ $9,430Sackett ...........................................$9,510weatherford* .................................$10,690west ...............................................$9,815wilson ........................................... $9,430Cooperatives ................................. $5,480

Additional fees assessed for single rooms.*weatherford estimated rate includes $966 per year for AEP program.

All rates are estimated and are subject to change. For updated information visit oregonstate.edu/uhds.

conTRacT InfoRmaTIonVacation BreaksThe standard contract period for Callahan, McNary, Wilson and Weatherford residence halls and all co-ops does not include winter or spring vacation breaks. Residents may leave personal belongings in their rooms, but halls and co-ops close, and everyone must leave. All students remaining during break periods will be assessed an additional fee. Note: Residents of these buildings who are not continuing their contracts for the next term are not eligible to stay for any portion of winter and spring breaks. On-campus dining options are very limited during vacation breaks.

Break Stay Rates:

Residence Halls: • $20pernight• WinterBreak(assumes4weeks):$560• SpringBreak(assumes9nights):$180

Fall Term 2012:• Theweekpriortoclassesbeginning

Winter Term 2013:• From1p.m.Sunday,Jan.6,to5p.m.Friday,March22

Spring Term 2013:• From1p.m.Sunday,March31,to5p.m.Friday,June14(unlessgraduatingorproviding

leadership for commencement exercises, such as band, etc.)

Assignment NotificationFall term housing assignments for applications received by June 1 will be emailed before July 1 when possible. Assignments for applications received after June 1 will be sent before Aug. 15 as space becomes available.

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Residents who do not receive assignments before arriving at OSU should check with the University Housing & Dining Services staff at the central office or any service center regarding their placement.

If you choose your own room during the Priority Housing Selection application process, that space will be reserved for you contingent on receipt of a signed contract. For students who do not select their own room, assignments will be mailed before July 1 when possible for applications received by June 15. Assignments for winter and spring terms will be mailed before the term begins or sent via email.

Contract Cancellation FeeUniversity Housing and Dining Services offers a full-year contract, beginning September16,2012andendingJune14,2013.Studentswhoarriveduringtheyearwillbeofferedacontractfortheremainderoftheyear,endingonJune14,2013.Cancellation of your room reservation after the cancellation date will require full payment of room and board, excluding unused Dining Dollars. Contract holders who cancel their contract after the cancellation deadline but before occupying a space will be assess the full contract amount. Contract holders who cancel after occupying their space will be assessed the remaining days of their contract at the date of check-out, excluding remaining Dining Dollars.

Cancellation of Assignment by the UniversityResidence hall and cooperative house assignments will be canceled at noon on the first day of classes at the beginning of each term if the student has not officially checked into the assigned space, unless UHDS has received written notification from the student that the resident will be arriving late. Reassignment of late-arriving students who do not provide written notice will be made upon their arrival at the university. The university may cancel a residence hall or cooperative house contract due to conduct or community standards violations and cancellation fees will still apply. Due process will be afforded the student should that occur. Students who have their enrollment or housing contract canceled must vacate their residence within 24 hours. In the event of a potential threat to themselves or others, students may be relocated to an alternate on-campus living space or have to vacate on campus housing immediately.

If you decide not to attend OSU, please inform University Housing & Dining Services so your room reservation can be reassigned.

Room Change (residence halls)Requests to change rooms 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. Specific information regarding the process for room changes is available at all UHDS Service Center locations, or from your Resident or Co-op Director. During the academic year we offer room changes weeks three - nine of each term.

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RIGHTs anD REsponsIbIlITIEsThe rationale for most UHDS rules are based on the four Compelling Community Interest principles outlined in Judicious Leadership for Residence Hall Living by Forrest gathercoal. (1991, Caddo gap Press). These principles apply to all students with regard to their rights and responsibilities on campus.

Compelling Community Interests

Health and Personal SafetyHealth and personal safety policies are designed to help protect students against incidents or behavior that may jeopardize the physical, mental, emotional health and/or safety of either the residential community or individual students. That requires limiting certain individual rights for the common good of the community.

Property, Property Loss or DamageWhile the Oregon State campus has a relatively low incidence of crime, it is important to remember that no community can be totally risk-free from incidents that cause property loss and damage. All members of the community share the responsibility to care for and protect both common and personal property.

Serious Disruption of the Educational EnvironmentFor a large number of people to live together successfully, each member of the community has a responsibility to respect the needs and rights of others. Rules are established and enforced to support a successful campus living environment, as well as for the efficient, effective operation of residence halls, cooperative houses and family housing units. Please remember that you are responsible not only for your own behavior but also for the behavior of your guests. You and your guests must abide by the community standards to protect your rights, as well as the rights of others, to make on-campus living a positive aspect of your college experience.

Legitimate Educational PurposeIt’s common to ask in student government, staff training and certain student conduct situations, “Why are you here?” generally, the answer is, “to get a degree.” Based on this fundamental premise, anything not

directly or indirectly contributing to the accomplishment of this goal goes against the legitimate educational purpose of the university and of the housing system. UHDS policies and programs are designed to support the university’s educational mission.

Campus Resources and Additional Policies

OSU mission: oregonstate.edu/mission

UHDS polices: oregonstate.edu/uhds/current_students/policyguide/index.php

Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards:

oregonstate.edu/studentconduct/code/index.php

Roommate Agreement:

oregonstate.edu/uhds/halls_coops/files/roommate_agreement_form.pdf


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Oregon State University Campus Map University Housing & Dining Services facilities listed in orange.

gilmore Hall .........................................................gilm ........ B4gladys valley gymnastics Center .........................gvgC ....... C6gleeson Hall .........................................................glsn ......... B6goss Stadium ...................................................................... d6graf Hall ..............................................................graf ......... B6greenhouse East .................................................Egrn ........ B4greenhouse west .................................................wgrn ....... B3

Haile Ford Center .................................................HFC ......... B4Halsell Hall ...........................................................Hal .......... E6Hawley Hall ..........................................................Haw ........ C4Heating Plant .......................................................HP ........... d6Heckart Lodge .....................................................HkLg........ C4Hilton garden inn .................................................Hilton ...... F5Hinsdale wave Research Lab ................................HwRL ...... d1Horticulture Crops Research Lab..........................HRCL ....... B2Hovland Hall ........................................................Hov ......... C4

indoor Target Range ............................................. iTR ........... d6international Living-Learning Center ................... iLLC ......... E6

jefferson Street Building ...................................... jSB .......... C1

Kearney Hall ........................................................Kear ........ B7Kelley Engineering Center ....................................KEC ......... B5Kerr Administration Building ................................KAd ......... C6Kidder Hall ...........................................................Kidd ........ B6

Laboratory Animal Resource Center ....................LARC ....... d3Langton Hall ........................................................Lang ........ C5LaSells Stewart Center .........................................LSC .......... F5Linus Pauling Science Center ...............................LPSC ........ B3Lorenz Soccer Field .............................................................. F6

Magruder Hall ......................................................Magr ....... E3McAlexander Field House .....................................McAF ....... C6Mcnary dining Center ..........................................Mcdn ...... C7Mcnary Hall .........................................................Mcny ....... C7Memorial Union ...................................................MU .......... C5Memorial Union East (Snell Hall) ..........................MUE ........ C6Merrit Truax indoor Practice Facility .................... indP ........ E3Merryfield Annex .................................................MfA ......... B7Merryfield Hall .....................................................Mfd ......... B6Milam Auditorium ................................................MAu ........ C5Milam Hall ...........................................................Mlm ........ B5Milne Computer Center ........................................MCC......... B6Moreland Hall ......................................................More ....... C5Motor Pool ...........................................................MoPl ........ C3Multi Animal Teaching Facility* ............................MATF ....... B2

nash Hall .............................................................nash ....... C4national Forage Seed Research Center .................nFS ......... B2national Forage Seed Research greenhouse......................................................nFSg ....... B2native American Longhouse ................................nALH ....... C5naval ROTC Armory ..............................................navy........ d5

Oak Creek Building ..............................................OakB ....... F3Ocean Administration Building.............................OAB ......... B5Oceanography Complex .......................................Ocean ..... F4Oceanography Staging .........................................OcSB ....... F3Orchard Court Apartments ..................................OrcC ........ B2OSU Foundation Center ........................................Fund........ F1

Outdoor Rec Complex .......................................................... d4Owen Hall ............................................................Owen ...... B6Oxford House .......................................................OxHs ....... C8

Parking Services ..................................................Adam ...... E6Parking Structure ................................................................ E5Patrick wayne valley Stadium ..............................PwvS ...... F6Peavy Hall ............................................................Pvy .......... d3Pharmacy Building ..............................................Phar ........ C6Physical Plant Office ............................................Adam ...... E6Plageman Student Health Center .........................PSHC ....... B5Pole Building ........................................................Pole ......... E2Poling Hall............................................................Pol........... d4Poultry Research Facilities ...................................PRF ......... d2Pride Center ........................................................PrC .......... E6Property Services Building ...................................PrSB ........ E7Purchasing ..........................................................PrSB ........ E7Public Safety Building ..........................................Casc ........ E6

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Sackett Hall .........................................................Sack ........ C4Seed Lab ..............................................................SL ............ B2Sheep Barn ..........................................................ShBn ....... B1Shepard Hall ........................................................Shep........ B6Small Animal Lab .................................................SAL .......... C1Snell Hall (MU East) ..............................................Snel ......... C6Softball Complex..................................................Sftbl ........ F5Sports Performance Center..................................SPC ......... E4Stevens natatorium .............................................dxRC ....... d5Stock judging Pavilion .........................................SPav ........ B1Student Success Center* .....................................SSC .......... E5Strand Agriculture Hall .........................................StAg ........ C5

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