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Information on the student resident program

SELECTION PROCEDURE FOR STUDENT RESIDENCE AT THE DACIE MOSES HOUSE 2008-09


1. Strong preference given to applicants who are on campus for the entire 2008-09 academic year.

2. Preference will be given to those applying with a roommate, but a strong individual may apply alone.

3. Applicants must be in good academic standing.

4. Applicants’ disciplinary and work records will be reviewed.

5. The deadline for completed applications is Friday, April 11, 2008.
Applications should be submitted to the Alumni Affairs Office (in Bird House, 400 East First Street St., corner of 1st and College Streets).

6. Each applicant must have three (3) completed evaluation forms submitted: one from the
applicant’s floor R.A. (or a person in a comparable position, if applicable) one from another floor member, roommate, or frequent visitor to Dacie’s, and another from a member of the faculty or administrative staff. Student work supervisors sometimes can offer helpful insights.

7. Interested applicants are urged to meet the current residents of the House and ask questions
about living there. Contact Rachel Klein '08 (kleinra) or Stephanie Kroll ‘08 (krolls) at x5203.

8. Applicants will be interviewed by members of the Dacie Moses House Committee. Interviews
will be scheduled no later than the weekend of April 18th -20th.

9. Guidelines set forth in the Student Handbook, including those pertaining to residential life,
also apply to residents of Dacie's.

Dacie’s House is quite different from any other housing at Carleton. Since the students living there are responsible for keeping the place open and inviting, it is both an abode and a job. The hosting entails preparations for Sunday brunches and hospitality at other times. Potential applicants not familiar with the House are urged to attend Sunday brunches, and in addition talk to those now living there.

Students living at Dacie’s are charged the standard room fee (as if they were in any other off-campus interest house) and are given work contracts in compensation for time worked. They can elect to eat some of their meals on-board.