Hall Representatives
Breese Hall
| Representative: Breese Hall Breese Hall offers a friendly, active environment for residents to get involved. Program traditions include Breese Buddies, Little Sibs Weekend, NBC (Nelson, Breese, Clemans) Picnic, MAD Money incentive program, and enthusiastic involvement in Homecoming and Winter Carnival. A four-story community, Breese houses males on the lower two floors and females on the upper two floors. |
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Clemans Hall
| Representative: Clemans Hall Clemans Hall, located conveniently in the center of campus and next to Reeve Memorial Union, is a four story community housing males and females on alternating floors. Its small size helps in creating a close knit feel where community responsibility and cleanliness are emphasized. Clemans holds a long tradition of spirit and involvement in Homecoming, Winter Carnival and campus organizations. |
Donner Hall
| Representative: Donner Hall Close proximity to classroom buildings makes Donner Hall a popular choice for residents. Backyard picnics, Casino Night, and community service projects are hall traditions. Donner also has a "Program Dollars" incentive program for attending hall functions. The Barbara Donner Memorial Fund provides a variety of magazines for residents each year. Males are housed on the lower two floors and females on the upper two floors. |
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Fletcher Hall
| Representative: Fletcher Hall Fletcher Hall houses men and women on alternating wings on each of its four floors. Fletcher features a washer and dryer on each floor and the Department of Residence Life Fitness Center conveniently located in the basement. Fletcher has a strong tradition of participation in Homecoming and Winter Carnival. |
Nelson Hall
| Representative: Nelson Hall Nelson Hall is a four-story hall with males and females living on alternate floors. The unique floor plan provides a quaint living experience which allows people to get to know each other very well. Nelson residents enjoy a friendly community. Their annual Halloween tradition of "Haunted Hall" involves transforming the basement into a haunted house that is open to the campus and the Oshkosh community. Money raised from this event benefits a different local charity each year. |
Scott Hall
| Representative: Scott Hall Scott Hall is the high-rise hall on campus, housing residents on the second through tenth floors. Options include scattered, coed, and all women's floors. Sixth floor North Scott houses the PuSH program (Public Service Hall) which is open to students interested in community and public service activities. The StAR program (Student Artists in Residence) is located on sixth floor South Scott and is dedicated to students with majors in the arts, and the HELP program (Health Education Learning Place) is for those interested in the allied health fields. North Scott Hall is actively involved with South Scott Hall through hall government, sharing the main desk, hall facilities and Stone Willy's, a campus dining area. |
Stevans Complex
| Representative: Stevans Hall Evans Hall is designed with two cubes connected by a common lounge on all floors. Each floor has alternating wings for men and women. The women’s wing on the fourth floor houses the Women in Science Hall (WISH) program, open to women considering studies in the sciences. The Stewart Community is a single room occupancy hall, "quiet" designated four-story facility available to upper-level undergraduates and graduate students on a year-round basis. Amenities include washer/dryer units on each floor. Also provided are a senior seminar room, group project room, career-oriented programs and a main desk snack bar. Working together through Hall Government and staffs, Stewart and Evans have become better known as Stevans. |
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Taylor Hall
| Representative: Taylor Hall Taylor Hall, located across from the Kolf Sports Center is centrally located on campus. The hall has separate men's and women's wings joined by a lobby, main desk area and basement recreation room. The fourth floors on each wing are designated as "quiet" floors. An active hall government and strong Homecoming participation are Taylor traits. The Hall is open September to May and academic year vacation breaks, but not during the summer. |
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Webster Hall
| Representative: Webster Hall Webster Hall is a centrally located, three-story, coed hall whose traditions include an annual Thanksgiving Dinner, a "Batten Bucks" incentive program for attendance at hall government and other events, and involvement in various community service projects. Webster Hall has an active hall government and offers a great variety of programs throughout the year. Males are housed on the second floor and females are on the first and third floor. |
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