Residence Life
Residence Life at Texas Tech University is committed to the full development of our residents by providing an inclusive community through student leadership opportunities, programming, residence hall standards, and supportive learning environments in the residence halls. This mission is carried out by 280 student and professional staff employees dedicated to this goal.
Dr. Daun Green is the Managing Director for Residence Life.
In-Hall Operations
Every residence hall floor and complex are staffed with trained students and full-time professionals dedicated to handle student questions, concerns, and conflicts by offering resources and assistance.
- Community Advisors live on the floors with residents to create a comfortable, safe, and supportive atmosphere as well as to help students interact well with those in their hall and adjust to campus life.
- Full-time Residence Life Coordinators are masters educated professionals who also live within each residence hall complex and are focused on coordinating the day-to-day operations of the building, managing building staff, and ensuring their residence hall community is healthy and operating smoothly.
- Graduate Hall Coordinators pursuing their masters degree also assist in building efforts. These individuals all participate in on-call rotations to ensure staff are available to aid in emergency situations 24 hours a day.
Every residence hall complex also has an assigned front desk where students can receive packages, sign-out a spare key to their room when they lock themselves out, ask general questions, report concerns and check-out available items such as moving carts and cleaning supplies.
- A Senior Business Assistant is available Monday-Friday during regular business hours to assist students with questions regarding housing and room change options as needed.
- Front desk operations are 24-hours, seven days a week during the regular academic
year and cease 24-hour operation during breaks and residence hall closing periods.
* During particular times of year, the desk may reduce operations, however staff are still available to serve students through on-call.
Residence Education and Academic Programming/Summer Conferences
Residence Life offers a structured educational curriculum within the residence halls that promotes interactions between students, academic success, and student engagement that extend from the classroom to the surrounding community. These programs are planned and hosted by building staff who ensure activities are tailored to the needs of each building population.
- Our residence halls offer Learning Communities which allow students to engage intellectually
outside of the classroom and participate in programs designed for residents in conjunction
with the appropriate academic college/institution designation.
More information about the Learning Communities can be found here: Learning Communities. - University Student Housing offers a Residential Tutoring program that provides students
with academic guidance at no cost.
More information about the Residential Tutoring Program can be found here: Residential Tutoring Program. - In the summer months, we offer opportunities for internal and external organizations
to host their summer camps and conferences within the residence halls. We work with
organizations from booking to billing to ensure every summer camp and conference is
a success.
Learn more about our Summer Conference services here: Summer Conferences
Student Leadership
University Student Housing offers an array of opportunities for students to engage in their residence hall and campus community through our Student Leadership programs and organizations.
- Signature events sponsored by this team include the Carol of Lights ®, MLK Celebration, Safe Treat, and Tunnel of Awareness.
- Students can also participate in leadership opportunities by engaging with student
organizations within their residence hall and the department.
More information about Student Leadership and Involvement can be found here:
Student Leadership and Involvement
Recruitment/Training
Residence Life has dedicated staff who are committed to recruiting students into student employment opportunities, developing detailed training and ongoing educational opportunities for staff, and ensuring students in the residence halls receive proper follow-up in times of crisis.
- Our Residence Life recruitment area offers a wide array of events and programs that allow students to learn what is needed to complete an application and help provide resources to prepare essential materials such as a resume and cover letter.
- This area also focuses on recruiting graduate students into available assistantships with the department and summer interns through the Association of College and University Housing Officers-International Internship program.
Residence Hall Office Phone Numbers
The residence halls are open 24 hours a day during the academic year. During the summer, certain halls may not have staff and may not be open.
- Bledsoe, Gordon, Sneed Complex: (806) 742-0073
- Chitwood, Weymouth Complex: (806) 742-2633
- Coleman Hall: (806) 742-2645
- Horn, Knapp Complex: (806) 742-2604
- Talkington Hall: (806) 742-6389
- Hulen, Clement Complex: (806) 742-2615
- Stangel, Murdough Complex: (806) 642-2622
- Murray, Carpenter/Wells, Honors: (806) 742-4543
- Wall, Gates Complex: (806) 742-2610
- West Village: (806) 742-5265
For other Residence Life information, please call (806) 742-4996
Care Team
The Housing Care Team provides comprehensive support to students as they navigate the challenges of college life. Our staff assists with a wide range of needs, including emergencies, medical or wellness concerns, mental health support, the loss of a loved one, and other unexpected difficulties. We also help students adjust to campus life by connecting them with appropriate resources and services.
Through a structured, step-by-step process, we are committed to meeting students where they are and ensuring they feel supported throughout their time on campus. Our goal is to promote student well-being, foster resilience, and enhance overall quality of life.
The Housing Care Team is located on the first floor of the Carpenter-Wells Leadership
Development Center. Contact them at 806.742.4129 or housing.cares@ttu.edu.
Questions?
Please contact at housing@ttu.edu.
University Student Housing
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Address
Wiggins Complex, 3211 18th St., Box 41141, Lubbock, TX 79409 -
Phone
(806) 742-2661 | Fax: (806) 742-2696 -
Email
housing@ttu.edu