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Living at Ford Hall

 

 

Ford Hall 2008-2009

 

 

Residence Life Coordinator (RLC)

Each hall or complex has a full-time live-in professional staff member. The RLC is a graduate of a master's program, most typically college student personnel. The RLC is responsible for planning and supervising all services and operations in the hall or complex. Duties include helping residents with academic needs, housing and personal problems, advising residence hall student groups, providing educational programs, supervising and training RAs and MAs, and helping residents develop and maintain positive communities.

Audrey's contact information:

E-mail-alsinn@ksu.edu

Phone: 785-395-5757

 Audrey Sinn (RLC)

Assistant Residence Life Coordinator (ARLC)

ARLCs are full-time graduate students pursuing academic work in student counseling/personnel services who also live in the residence halls. Most halls and complexes have at least one ARLC who assists the Residence Life Coordinator in all areas of hall management; including community development, student group advising, and staff supervision.

Sara's contact information:

E-mail-sarweber@ksu.edu

Phone: 785-395-5756

 

Sara Weber (ARLC)

 

 

Resident Assistants (RAs)

RAs are full-time students, selected and trained by Housing and Dining Services, who offer you day-to-day living assistance. RAs live on each floor to help residents with problems and concerns. One of the RA's most important roles is to help you and your neighbors maintain a community environment that supports your ability to learn and succeed in college. RAs create this environment through special programs, intentional interventions, management of resources and hall leadership responsibilities. RAs are also responsible for communicating and interpreting university and residence hall policies and regulations and responding to unacceptable behavior that violates policies and regulations.

Lower Terrace: Kate Glanville

First Floor A: Charley Jo Schwartz

First Floor B: Katie Robinson

Second Floor: Renee Fanous

Third Floor: Amy Bice

Fourth Floor: Shelly Thomas

Fifth Floor: Chelsi Thissen

Sixth Floor: Paige Carnegie

Seventh Floor: Emily Wallace

Eighth Floor: Corrie Williams

Ninth Floor (Intensive Study): Rachel Semjenow

Multicultural Assistant: Liza Zheganina

Multicultural Assistants (MA)

MAs are upperclass student staff members whose role is to address the needs and concerns of the diverse students groups in the residence halls. They play an important role in enriching the experiences of students in the halls through assistance to ethnically diverse students, communication with staff and students, and participation in educating and addressing the needs of all hall residents. The main focus of MAs is to help facilitate ethnic minority student development. They use one-on-one support to provide opportunities to students to be more successful both academically and socially in the halls and on campus.

Community assistants (CAs)

CAs staff residence hall front desks 24 hours a day when the halls are open. The main responsibility of CAs is to provide customer service to residents and guests of Ford Hall; representing Kansas State University, Housing and Dining Services, and Ford Hall.  CAs provide information and services such as checking out sports and kitchen equipment, providing wake-up calls, reporting needed repairs, and other service desk procedures.

 

At Ford Hall we................Take

     small steps

                                                             

                                                              and

   giant leaps

 

  

 

                                       To help residents SUCCEED!!


Frequently Asked Questions:

 

Q: What is the size of my closet, window, etc.?

 

A: The size may vary by room.  The following are APPROXIMATE dimensions of a typical room in Ford Hall. 

 

If you need more specific dimensions, please contact the Residence Life Coordinator or Assistant Residence
Life
Coordinator.

 

4 PERSON PRIVATE

Ceiling: 8' feet
Depth of room: 15' feet 6 inches
Bathroom/Vanity Area: 5' feet 6 inches
Each bedroom: 11' feet 8 inches long
Rooms are fully carpeted
Closets are 6' feet long and 2' feet 4 inches deep
Desks are 4' feet long and 2' feet wide (4 drawers are 2' ft 9 in)
No separate dresser
Bed Frame: 6' ft 3in long; 3' ft wide; 1' ft off the ground
Mattress: 7.5 in thick; 6' ft 6 in long
Shower curtains are provided

 

2 PERSON PRIVATE

Ceiling: 8' feet
Depth of room: 15' feet 6 inches
Length: 18' feet long
Rooms are fully carpeted
Closets are 6' feet long and 2' feet 4 inches deep
Desks are 4' feet long and 2' feet wide (4 drawers are 2' ft 9 in)
No separate dresser
Bed Frame: 6' ft 3in long; 3' ft wide; 1' ft off the ground
Mattress: 7.5 in thick; 6' ft 6 in long
Shower curtains are provided

 

4 PERSON SHARED

Ceiling: 8' feet
Depth of room: 15' feet 6 inches
Length: 12' feet long
Bathroom Area: 4' feet long
Rooms are fully carpeted
Closets are 6' feet long and 2' feet 4 inches deep
Desks are 4' feet long and 2' feet wide (4 drawers are 2' ft 9 in)
No separate dresser
Bed Frame: 6' ft 3in long; 3' ft wide; 1' ft off the ground
Mattress: 7.5 in thick; 6' ft 6 in long
Shower curtains are provided