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College of William and Mary

Public, Rural Setting
5,547 Undergraduate Students
1,859 Graduate Students

Office of Residence Life
PO Box 8795
Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795
(757) 221-4314 (phone)
(757) 221-1240 (fax)
http://www.wm.edu/reslife.php
living@wm.edu

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Residence Life/Housing Profile
Last Updated, October 2006

Office Structure	The department has overall management of the residence halls including budget, residence life program, Greek and Special Interest Housing, and housekeeping. The department works closely with Facilities Management to coordinate daily routine and preventive maintenance and both short term and long range renovation planning.
Occupancy	4,325 Undergraduate Housing Capacity 239 Graduate Housing Capacity 65 Residence Halls Avg. Double Room Rate Per Semester: $2,045 Avg. Apt Room Rate Per Semester: $2,045
Available Housing Options	Undergraduate--Traditional, Suites, Apartments, Single Sex, Co-ed Graduate--Apartments
Special Interest Housing	Smoke Free	Most of the traditional housing is designated as smoke-free. Residents and their guests must refrain from use of tobacco products while in the building.
	Substance Free	Offered to one coed floor housing 54 residents with one RA. Residents and their guests must refrain from the use of tobacco products, beverage alcohol, and other illicit substances while in residence. First year housing is alcohol-free, with the exception of residents 21 years of age or older who may possess and consume alcoholic beverages in their private rooms only. No functions with alcohol are permitted.
	Family Housing	Four two-bedroom apartments are offered.
	First Year Experience	First year students are required to live in campus housing unless commuting from home of parent/guardian within 30-mile radius of campus. 1,316 spaces available with some rooms used a overcrowds to accommodate an additional 36. Staff to resident ratio is 1:24.
	Language Houses	8options available 06-07; Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish. Each unit houses 22-23 residents and is staffed by one Resident Assistant.
	International Houses	International Studies Hall houses 22 students with one Resident Assistants.
	Greek Housing	8 fraternities and 11 sororities housed on campus 06-07; 252 men housed in fraternity houses and 170 women housed in sorority houses. All houses with 14 or more residents are staffed with a Resident Assistant.
	Honors Housing	Monroe Scholar housing is provided for first year residents only for a total possible capacity of 198 first year students with nine Resident Assistants.
	Other	Sharpe Community Partners program provides housing for approximately 86 first year students in a program that combines a residential component with academics and community service. All participants are enrolled in Economics 101 and are assigned to work with specific community service agencies. Community Scholars House is interdisciplinary house with an emphasis on integrating civic and service involvement with academic coursework. Africa House promotes awareness of Africa and provides an informal setting where students are introduced to African history, cultures, and current events. Mosaic House Mosaic House provides students with a living center that encourages and supports serious dialogue about cultural and social difference.
Number of Staff	Professional Housing/Residence Life Staff	12
	Support Staff	4
	Graduate Staff	8
	Undergraduate Staff	155
	Housekeeping Staff	57
Data Management System	Banner
Student Organizations	Individual Hall Govenments, Campus Wide Residence Hall Government, National Residence Hall Honorary
Unique Features	William and Mary houses approximately 76% of full-time undergraduate students and 18% of full-time graduate students.