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Welcome to the Department of Residential Education and Housing
St. Norbert students have many housing options including residential halls, apartments, townhouses, and college-owned houses. There are also halls dedicated to community service initiatives. As you progress through your four years, you have the option of choosing increasingly independent options, from residence halls your first year, to college-owned houses and apartments your senior year.
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News & Announcements
Semester Break Housing
Information regarding semester break housing is now posted. Please CLICK HERE to view break forms and applications.
New Intern Positions available in the REH office
Communication and Loft Intern: The position has three main job areas. These areas include management of the loft rental program, managing the REH website, and creating publications and/or other communication materials. Specific items include developing new forms and/or pages for the website, facilitating surveys, and creating a website time line for posting items. The position is available for the spring semester, summer 2010, and 2010-2011 academic year.
College House Intern: The College House Building Manager is an intern who manages the college houses on campus. Primary responsibilities include providing information for residents, managing administrative details, maintaining a safe environment, following up with facilities related items, implementing assigned REH projects, resolving conflicts or problems and assisting with office projects. The position is available for the 2010 spring semester.
Directions to apply for either position are found on the J-Drive under ResEdHousing>Public>REH Intern-Communication and Loft or ResEdHousing>Public>REH Intern. Applications are due Monday, November 16, 2009. Please contact Andrew Kopitzke at andrew.kopitzke@snc.edu if you have any questions regarding these positions.
Mission Statement
The Department of Residential Education and Housing provides a variety of housing options, while celebrating the Norbertine tradition of community. Our role is to make St. Norbert College a preferred place to live. We provide co-curricular programs and leadership opportunities in a values-oriented living and learning environment. We strive to create a safe community, while preparing students to live, work, and serve.
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Hours
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m..
Monday through Friday
Location
St. John’s Hall, the corner of Grant St. and Third St., across from the Kress Inn.
Residency Requirement
St. Norbert is a four-year residential college. All students must live on campus unless released from the residency requirement. Release may be granted for commuter status or off-campus status. Students should follow proper procedures for release.
Violations of the Residency Status will be adjudicated through the College conduct process. Sanctions could include dismissal from the College up to one semester, assignment to a housing unit and to incurring the fee for the unit and disciplinary probation.
Have a service request?
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