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Tammy Walters

Director of Conferences
and Housing

Dole Hall
(269) 749-
7611



General Information

Guidelines for Loft Construction

License Agreement: FAQs

Olivet College Meal Plans

Residence Halls

Room and Board
Exemption Form

Theme House and Greek Housing Exemption Form

What to bring,
what to leave at home

 


Student Housing

Olivet College is committed to the educational and developmental benefits available to students both in the classroom and through extra-curricular activities and services. There are three campus housing options available to students: residence halls, theme houses and society housing.

This section of the Web site includes a general overview of residence life at Olivet College. For more specific information, please see the Residence Life section of the Student Handbook.

Residency Requirement


All full-time students are required to reside in college approved housing and to participate in a college meal plan. Exemptions from the policy are granted for students who meet any of the following criteria: 23 years of age, completed 88 semester hours of credit, married, single parent, living with parent(s) or legal guardian(s), or special situations approved by the vice president of student life.

Students seeking exemption from the policy must complete a Room and Board Exemption Form available in the Housing Office. Completed forms must be submitted to the Housing office before the last day of drop and add. Petitions will be evaluated by the Housing Office. If an exemption request is denied, an appeal may be made to the vice president of student life.

Residence Life Staff

The Residence Life office is led by the Director for Residence Life who oversees housing administration and security management of the residence hall system and supervises the Residence Life staff.

Each of the three residence halls is staffed with a Hall Director (HD) who lives in the building and oversees a staff of 5–8 Resident Advisors (RAs). The HD is a full-time professional who serves as the educational leader for the building. The RA is an upperclass student who is trained as a peer counselor and advisor responsible for developing a strong community on his/her wing or floor.