Guide to Community LIving
Reasons to Live on Campus
- Convenient access to classes, library, computer labs, activities, recreational centers, and study groups
- Living on your own and making key decisions.
- A comfortable living environment.
- Leadership opportunities: Residence Hall Council, student resident assistants and many other opportunities around campus.
- 24 hour Resident Assistants, and Security
- Wireless Internet connection and cable television in Coed Suites
- Air-conditioned rooms.
- After hour’s on-call campus health, counseling, chemical health services available for support.
- A diverse cultural experience.
- Meals provided.
- No utility bills to pay!
- No commuting hassles!
How to Apply
- Complete all information on the application.
- Single rooms are available for new students and returning if available in Sitting Bull and Sakakawea Hall
- Review the terms and conditions of the housing applications and Resident Hall contract.
- Students are assigned on first come first served basis, date of application and student need.
- You will know you were successful in submitting your online application by contacting Admissions.
- Still have questions??? Please Email Us! or call 701-255-3285 x. 1391.
Rates
$500.00
$700.00
Residence Hall Room Fee
Meal Plan*
Summer Session: Please contact Resident Life Director for rate information
*Meal Plans are mandatory for students living in the Residence Halls.
What to Bring
The following items are suggested for students to bring when moving on campus:
Linens
- bath, hand towels and washcloths
- blankets
- comforter
- twin sheets and pillow cases
- pillow
- twin mattress pad - optional
Laundry and Clothing Care
- fabric softener and stain remover
- hangers
- iron and ironing board (Automatic shut-off only)
- laundry basket or laundry bag
- laundry detergent
Personal Items
- basket to carry toiletries
- bath soap or body wash
- brush and comb
- hair styling products / appliances
- shaving items
- shampoo and conditioner
- shower shoes
- toothbrush and toothpaste
Decorations
- calendar
- desk lamp, clip-on light
- memo pad for door
- plants
Other Items
- alarm clock
- electric fan
- first aid supplies (optional)
- floor, table lamps (no halogen lamps)
- sewing kit
- stereo, radio, headphones
- tapes, CD's
- television
- VCR or DVD player (coordinate with your roommate)
Here are items our current students wish they had brought right away...
- baseball & glove, Frisbee, football
- big water bottle
- camera
- decorations (Holidays / Birthdays)
- extra light bulb for desk lamp
- favorite DVD's (plus Others)
- pictures and posters to make it look like home right away
- sticky glue / tape for posters
- USB flash drive
Prohibited Items - see Dorm Agreement
Important Dates
Opening and Closing dates for the Residence Halls
Summer 2011
| Date | Time | Description |
| May 9 (Monday) |
8:00 AM | Residence Halls open. NOTE: All students must have admissions, financial aid complete. |
| TBD with Resident Hall Director | 5:00 PM | Residence Halls close |
| July 4 (Monday) |
8:00 AM | Residence Halls open. NOTE: All students must have admissions, financial aid complete. |
| TBD with Resident Hall Director | 5:00 PM | Residence Halls close |
Fall 2011
| Date | Time | Description |
| August 20 (Saturday) |
8:00 AM | Residence Halls open. NOTE: All students must have admissions, financial aid complete. |
| December 16 (Friday) |
5:00 PM | Residence Halls close |
Spring 2012
| Date | Time | Description |
| January 1 (Sunday) |
8:00 AM | Residence Halls open. NOTE: All students must have admissions, financial aid complete. |
| May 5 (Friday) |
5:00 PM | Residence Halls close |
The residence halls DO NOT close for Spring Break.
Going Green
Recycling is a nationally recognized environmental effort.
Why should we RECYCLE?
- It reduces our reliance on landfill.
- Protects our health and environment when substances are removes from our waste stream.
- Conserves our natural resources, which reduces the need for raw materials.
Recycle tip:
Buy rechargeable batteries. It takes 1,000 regular batteries to equal the lifespan of one rechargeable battery. When you are discarding your batteries, recycle them.
Welcome Parents!
On behalf of all staff members from the Office of Residence Life, welcome to the United Tribes Technical College family! It has been a long road leading to this point in time, but all of the sacrifices and hard work have paid off. As you may know, making a transition to college can be challenging for students and parents alike. While adjusting to children being on their own developing their individual identity and preparing for their future careers, parents are going through adjustments issues of their own. In addition, parents are often concerned with a variety of issues including the safety, well-being and success of their children.
If you are like many parents, you may have a number of questions related to your new role of parent of a first year college student. There are resources provided throughout our web site at: www.uttc.edu please know that we see ourselves as a partner in the success of our students. Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns related to your child and their residential experience.
The Office of Resident Life exists to provide a comfortable and enjoyable student-centered learning environment that supports and encourages student growth by supporting and challenging residents’ exploration of personal development and promotes civic responsibility.
The Office of Resident Life includes a director and full-time staff that work 24/7. Each serves a unique role within the department to enhance your student’s living experience.
Resident Assistants are full-time staffs that work with college students in residence halls. They are responsible for the overall management and day to day operations of the residence hall.
Campus Newsletter
The Campus Link covers topics that are important to UTTC Staff/faculty as well parents - and their constituents. Topics such as:
- How parents/families fit into their students' lives at college
- Keeping up with campus activities/events
- Getting involved on campus: the value for students
- Being the parent of a commuter student
Follow this link to read United Tribes News!
