The Lee University Residential Life program exists to meet the basic needs of all students. The Residential Life staff, through the guidance of the Holy Spirit and in cooperation with the individual student, seeks to meet the developmental needs of students by creating living environments conducive to individual growth. Besides growth-producing experiences, residence hall professionals and para-professionals take a more direct role by establishing significant relationships with each community member in order to become more familiar with each individual’s needs.

Office Staff

	Tracey Carlson Director of Residential Life		Trease Fitkin Assistant Director of Residential Life
	Sonya Jackson Secretary of Residential Life		Michelle Steffenhagen Area Coordinator of Residential Life
	Jason Steffenhagen Discipleship Ministries Coordinator

Resident Director (RD) Information
Resident Directors (RDs) are full-time University staff as well as full-time graduate students enrolled in the emerging graduate programs at Lee University. It is their passion to serve young adults which places them in the heart of community life within the residence halls. The RD is responsible for the total operation of the residence hall. The RD plans, motivates, develops a community climate, interacts, and implements and evaluates in the task areas of staffing, counseling, group advising, residence hall programming, and residence hall administration. The RD also serves on the Residential Life management team and helps plan and implement Residential Life-led projects and events. The ten and one-half month live-in RD position begins mid July and ends on May 31. Prospective candidates must be enrolled in a graduate program at Lee University and must have management experience. Benefits include a paid salary, housing allowance, and graduate program discounts. If you are interested in becoming an RD at Lee University, please contact the Director of Residential Life.

For more information on the rights, responsibilities and overall job description of what exactly a Resident Director does, please see our Resident Director Job Description.

» Resident Director Application

Resident Assistant (RA) Information
Resident Assistants (RA) are full-time students whose schedule allows them to work at least twenty hours per week. The RA can not be employed at any other job (other than CWSP), since this additional work is likely to detract from the duties as an RA. Students on academic probation or students who have experienced discipline problems in the preceding semester can not serve as RA's.  RA's must support the basic purposes and objectives of the University and Residential Life, and their lifestyle should be in conformity with the University code of conduct. Prospective candidates must be a full-time undergraduate students with a minimum 3.0 GPA, and must have taken the RA training class (GST 199). Benefits include free housing and a declining balance meal plan. If you are interested in becoming an RA at Lee University, please contact the Director of Residential Life.

For more information on the rights, responsibilities and overall job description of what exactly a Resident Assistant does, please see our Resident Assistant Job Description.

» Resident Assistant Application

Resident Hall Leadership Team Pages
 

Dormitories		Apartments
Male Bowdle Hall Hughes Hall Medlin Hall O'Bannon Hall	Female Atkins-Ellis Hall Chambers Hall Cross Hall Davis Hall Sharp Hall Simmons Hall Tharp Hall	Male B.L. Hicks Hall Storms Hall	Female Brinsfield Row Keeble Hall Livingston Hall
Married Housing Carroll Courts