E-mail this pageSubstance-Free Housing at SUNY Plattsburgh
Substance-Free Housing is an inviting community that incorporates programs and activities for diverse interests.
If you want to live in an environment where individual decisions are respected and a unique sense of community exists, then this is the place to be!
Since the program began, demand for Substance-Free Housing has increased dramatically and now occupies all of Banks Hall and a portion of Adirondack Hall.
For the 2008-2009 academic year, Adirondack Hall will become predominantly substance-free while Banks Hall is renovated. This building will house all class levels. Banks Hall will return to Substance-Free Housing when it reopens after the renovation in the fall of 2009.
Residents of this special housing sign a contract explicitly stating that they will live a completely substance-free lifestyle within the building and that they also will not return to the building in a state that might be disruptive to the substance-free environment.
So, What Is There to Do?
Well, there's a little bit of something for everyone. The Residence Hall Staff and Hall Councils provide a great variety of activities. Past programs have included:
- karaoke
- ice skating
- sledding
- retreats
- movie series
- pool tournaments
- board games
- wellness workshops
- skiing, hiking, and much more!
Programs are especially abundant on Friday and Saturday nights when you're looking for varied activities and someone to do them with!
Who Lives In Substance-Free Housing?
Students from freshmen to seniors. Students from diverse backgrounds and geographic locations. Students with a variety of majors. Student government officers. Athletes. Greeks. Club officers and members. Musicians. They all come together to live here. Why don't you?
Contact Information
If you have any questions about housing or residence life at SUNY Plattsburgh, please contact:
Cathy Moulton, Director of Housing
Housing & Residence Life Office
Office: Algonquin Hall 103
Phone: (518) 564-3824
E-mail: housing@plattsburgh.edu