Services of the College Services of the College HIGH SCHOOL RELATIONS High School Relations—The high school relations program is a function of student personnel. It includes visits to all high schools in the state by representatives of the College. The purpose of these visits is to help high school students gain an understanding of educational opportunities beyond high school and to provide specific information concerning Weber State College. Also included is the coordination of on-campus tours of interested student groups and other individuals or groups interested in the programs at Weber State College. STUDENT HOUSING SERVICE On the Weber State College Campus there are four resident halls available to house students. Living in the residence halls provides an excellent opportunity for students to live, work, and study together. This becomes a vital part of the college experience. Each hall is under the supervision of a Head Resident couple who are well qualified and trained to work with students. The Head Residents are assisted by a Resident Assistant on each floor. Resident Assistants are usually junior and senior students. A student government organization provides for a well balanced educational, cultural, and social program in each hall. Residents must be regularly enrolled full-time Weber State College students. Room assignments are made for the full academic year. For housing information, brochures, and applications, write the Director of Housing, Weber State College, Ogden, Utah. Student Housing Policy—All single freshmen students (students having 44 credit hours or less at the beginning of Autumn Quarter) under 21 years of age, not living at home, are required to live in college operated residence halls. Freshmen students desiring to commute from their homes to Weber State College daily may do so by indicating this desire to the Housing Office prior to registration at the College. Students affected by this policy who commute are expected to comply with the policy should they later decide to move to Ogden rather than commute from their homes. In unusual circumstances, the Housing and Food Service Committee make exceptions to the above policy when a written request is submitted by the student or his parents. Permission must be received prior to registration. 80 Any student may apply for permission to live in a residence hall. When applications for admission to residence halls exceed the available facilities, the Director of Housing shall decide which students will be admitted. Inasmuch as Weber State College is concerned about the welfare of students not living at home but living in off-campus facilities, the college may investigate such arrangements. APARTMENT HALLS Lasal and Stansbury Halls—Apartment-type residence halls for women students. Each hall has facilities for 72 students, accommodating six students per apartment. Facilities include combination living room-kitchen, bath, storage, and three two- student bedrooms. Each apartment is equipped with a refrigerator, range, table, chairs, drapes, study lamps, chest of drawers, closets, and beds. Telephones may be installed if desired, and the cost is shared by those in the apartment. Electricity is provided by the College. Cooking utensils, dishes, towels, bed linens, blankets, bedspreads, irons, ironing boards for use in the apartments, and all other personal effects are to be furnished by the student. BOARD AND ROOM HALLS Wasatch Hall—A large two wing hall that accommodates 111 women students in each .wing. There are ample study- recreational facilities, including a large living room. Residents share a room with another student and are furnished bed linens, window drapes, comfortable beds, lamps, study desks, chairs, chests of drawers, and closets. Blankets, bedspread, towels, and other personal effects are furnished by the student. Meals are eaten in the new Promontory Tower cafeteria. Twenty meals per week are provided; the Sunday evening meal is omitted. Promontory Tower—This new twelve-story highrise hall accommodates 36 men students per floor. Most residents share a room with another student and are furnished bed linens, window drapes, comfortable beds, lamps, study desks, chairs, chests of drawers, and closets. Students furnish blankets, bedspreads, towels, and other personal effects. Single rooms are also available. Twenty meals per week are served in the cafeteria on the main floor of this building. The Sunday evening meal is omitted. Other facilities include living room, laundry rooms, recreation room, study rooms, TV rooms, music rooms, and floor lounges. (1