I'll Take "Residence Life Buildings" for 500
Treanor's Nadia Zhiri and Joseph Stramberg along with Susan Grant from North Carolina State will present this informative session at this year's ACUHO-I Conference in New Orleans. Send your new and mid-level professionals to interest session 5 on July 11 at 2:30pm.
Learning Objectives:
1. …learn the basics of residence hall/ building design, construction, building systems & delivery.
2. …understand building maintenance, operations and material choices.
3. …identify ways the residential environment can contribute to student success.
You may have mad conflict resolution skills…but do you know where your fuse box is? What room types best support each age group? What’s the difference between daily maintenance, deferred maintenance and a capital project? How does your residence hall contribute to (or detract from) student success?
This fun, interactive, Jeopardy-esque presentation will teach you everything you need to know about your campus housing buildings…but may be afraid to ask. We will discuss the big picture on how housing is designed, constructed and how they can support your programmatic goals. We’ll discuss maintenance and operations – which disciplines work in and around your buildings, and what they are doing. We’ll get down to the micro level and help answer building questions like how to stop a running toilet, paint a wall, and what to look for in attractive yet durable furniture, flooring and material choices.
This educational session is designed to give you a better understanding of your building…so it can better support you.