Hall
Director
Profiles |
Profiles
of our current Residence Hall Directors.
 Residence
Hall Directors |
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Living
With
A Roommate |
 What
you should talk over with your roommate(s) before you arrive and
how to do it. Plus, tips from some experts.
Your
Roommate(s) |
Hall Dues |
The Residential Life Staff and building Hall Council work to provide non-alcoholic activities for students in each residence hall. Events might include hall barbeques, ice cream socials, pizza nights, Halloween parties, ski trips, and hiking trips. Hall Dues are collected during opening as a means to fund these events throughout the year. Dues are between $20-$25 and are good for activities for the whole year! Look for a hall dues table during check-in. |
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Staying
Connected |
Email,
voice mail, snail mail -- your connection to the outside. Check
your email from home. Plus, all on-campus students have direct,
unlimited internet access through ResNet with no monthly
charges.
Keeping
you connected |
Peer-to-Peer
File Sharing
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Peer-to-peer (P2P) applications such as BearShare, Warez, Morpheus, BitTorrent, iMesh and KaZaA, make it easy for users to exchange files with each other over the Internet. While these programs are a good way of sharing information, they are not entirely harmless and can cause problems for your personal system as well as the University network. The University cannot protect you from a copyright complaint.
peer-to-peer file sharing information |
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A
Typical
Week |
Find
out what a typical week in the residence hall is like, both socially
and academically.
a
typical week |
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Getting
Around |
While
we're sure that you are happy to be here, you may be interested
in learning how to leave town using the great bus and shuttle system
available FREE to UNH students.
bus
and shuttle system |
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Parking
Permits |
Freshmen
Living On Campus  may
be able to get a resident permit if there are any left over after
the general sale. The general sale is going on now on-line. Seniors
are given the first crack, and then the Juniors are invited to
apply, then the Sophomores. This year, there has been a renewed
attempt by the administration (not the Parking Office particularly)
to strictly limit the number of Freshmen who get parking permits.
Therefore, you will likely have to have an excellent reason to
get a resident permit, and then only if there are any available
to sell.
Full
Critera to qualify for a permit
UNH
Parking |
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Housing
Room Size
& Layout |
Check out all the features of your residence hall:
residence halls (dept of housing site)
residence halls (residential life site)
dimensions, floor plan and room layout
amenities at a glance
room and board agreement (pdf file) |
Moving On
Campus |
Helpful hints about What to Bring with you to Campus, as well as helpful advice.
What to Bring and What to Leave Behind
Advice from Current Students |
Campus Map
& Directions |
Campus Map
Campus Map with Hall Information
Directions to Campus |
Opening and the First Few Weeks of School |
Opening information for incoming freshmen as well as first year student events and other student events planned for your first few weeks on campus
Opening Information and Events
WildCat Days for incoming freshmen
Fall Orientations |
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Each
theme has its own web-page to help you get a sense of the community:
theme
living communities |
Living
Off Campus? |
Living
Off Campus? Information about Off-Campus Living, Lottery Information
Off
Campus Living |
Incoming
Freshmen:
Help Choosing
your Residence
Hall |
Information on signing up for Housing. Need help choosing your residence hall?
Choosing
Your Housing Options |
Dept of Residential Life
