"Quotes"
"I have definitely had a good time here at Williamson. The
RA's have been helpful with anything from help with professors and
classes, down to  events
going on around campus, as well as personal issues as well. I like
how they are involved, even though sometimes it may be a little
invasive. There always seem to be things to do in Williamson, or
through Williamson, such as socials or comedians or other fun things.
The casino night was probably my favorite night, although floor
wars were very fun as well. Williamson helped me get acclimated
to not only college, but the whole idea of being away from home.
Overall, Williamson has had a great impact on my transition to UNH.
" -Grant Ballantyne 
"I love everything about living in Williamson. Starting from
Day One I have met so many awesome people on my hall and on other
floors. I met all of my best friends here, and the girls on my hall
are so supportive and fun- we always hang out together. There is
always something to do, and there are so many great people- I honestly
adore living here." - Marie Coyle
"I have loved so much about living in Williamson this year.
Living with all freshmen has its obvious advantages in that all
of the residents are on the same page; looking for friends, getting
accustomed to the university, and surviving the stresses of the
many new challenges. Before coming to UNH, people warned me not
to stay in a freshmen dorm because of the freshman "all
parties all the time" mentality. I have found that concern
to not materialize in this dorm. The active RA's and Hall Council
have both planned and attended many events that are substance-free,
and a lot of fun. On a structural level, the unique "L" shape
of the room makes it seem almost like two singles joined together,
allowing each roommate to have his or her own individual area.
I have friends who are considering coming  to
UNH next year, and I have strongly recommended living in Williamson
Hall to all of them!" - Lizzie Bartholomew
"When I first came to Williamson, I had a hard time adjusting at first, but I threw myself into activities such as the Williamson Hall Council and Student Senate, where I got to meet some amazing people. Then after floor wars, I became really close with some of the girls on my floor and it has just gotten better from there. Our door is always open now, and everyone is just running back and forth to each room. I really love living in a freshman dorm, it's such a great experience." - Ashley Boisvert
"As freshmen, many students are uneasy about entering college. One of the only comforts some may have is knowing that there are others in the same position. Williamson Hall offers  a chance for incoming freshmen to get settled in and comfortable with their new classmates. In my personal experience, I was able to meet a lot of people who had the same major and were in the same classes as me. Williamson is a great hall to start your college career in, and a perfect place to meet new people." -John Condon
"Living in Williamson is an experience I will never forget. I have met some of the greatest friends ever and I will never forget them. I formed a close relationship with all the girls on my floor (including my roommate) and my RA. I would recommend all incoming freshmen request Williamson as their freshman dorm because everyone is going through the same adjustments, it will make life much easier." - Meagan Puchlopek
"Williamson was the best decision I made when it came from making the transition to college. You come here and immediately make friends that,  just like you, are new to this whole "college experience" thing. Everyone's really chill and I can't say how much living here helped me socially and academically." - Evan Bonney
"Living in Williamson Hall my first year has been fabulous.
All the students, RA's and faculty are a very diverse, sincere
group of people. The community in Williamson is extremely friendly
and open. I have found that the dorm is not only a great place
to do homework and study, but a place where you can meet new
and awesome people and form lasting relationships due to the
warm environment and atmosphere. All in all, residing in Williamson
will only be of great benefit to students in the future." -Sarah
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