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The communities in the small houses below are pivotal learning communities, offering residents a common experience.
Folwell House/764 South Main Street
Bampton House/720 South Main Street
737 South Main Street
Carr-McGuire/775 South Main Street
Stewardson House/780 South Main Street
HWS prides itself in the ability to offer a diverse living environment, including small to mid-sized houses. The houses below typically are theme houses that change year to year based on student interest, but provide students the opportunity to live in a house for the academic year with a common purposes. Theme houses may reapply each year. Some small houses are without themes are are selected through the traditional room selection process as individual bedrooms. For a list of themes associated with specific houses, please visit myResEd.
Sheppard/141 St. Clair Street
Cloverleaf/1 South Cloverleaf Drive
Stucco House/283 Pulteney Street
10 College Avenue
99 St. Clair Street
412 Pulteney Street
Sill House/710 South Main Street
Beta Sigma/756 South Main Street
133 St. Clair Street
Brent House/287 Pulteney Street
295 Pulteney Street
402 Pulteney
746 South Main Street
Trowbridge/129 St. Clair Street
McDaniels House/645 South Main Street
Zappler House
121 Hamilton Street
400 Pulteney Street
623 South Main Street
730 South Main Street
Purpose
To provide an environment for people of Jewish faith or with Jewish interests to
gather and socialize, and to celebrate Shabbat and other Jewish holidays. The house is
also available to the HWS Hillel Organization for events. The student kitchen will be
kosher style.
The Abbe Center for Jewish Life accommodates nine students in bedrooms equipped with full telephone, cable, and Internet access.
The home's spacious dining room, living room, conference room and separate kosher-style and true kosher kitchens make it an ideal space for gatherings. It's located across the street from Temple Beth-El.
The home was completed rennovated in 2007, the result of a generous gift from Trustee Richard K. Abbe '92 and his wife Merav. At Abbe's request, a plaque in the entryway of the building commemorates the three Hobart alumni who died in the World Trade Center attacks on September 11, 2001: Andrew Golkin '93, Michael Simon '83 and Scott Rohner '01.
Historically, the house, previously known as Folwell House, has served as a cooperative.
Residence Requirements
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Meal Option: Co-op
Room Types: 5 Singles, 2 Doubles
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may
request extra long beds.
Bampton House is the Hobart College Honors and Leadership House, which places a special emphasis on the "Hobart Heritage." By Hobart Heritage we mean the body of values and traditions which constitute the mission and identity of the College, in fulfillment of its founding vision and as interpreted and enacted for contemporary students.
Bampton House was founded in 1990, after the distinguished Hobart alumnus, James William Bampton '32 gifted the house and its concept to Hobart College. Mr. Bampton wanted the House to be a place on campus where Hobart student leaders could live together and bring greater visibility to the achievements and values they represent, and, thereby, perpetuate the Hobart Heritage.
Bampton House is overseen jointly by the Hobart Dean's Office, the Office of Residential Education, and a peer resident House Manager who is in charge of programming. Dean Chip Capraro is the House Advisor. Programming at Bampton includes a series of themed dinners with faculty speakers, service projects, and informal social events.
Residents of Bampton are selected on the basis their academic and extra-curricular achievement and leadership, and their reflections on the Hobart Heritage.
Purpose
To serve as a space where those interested in community service, service-learning and civic engagement can unite to share ideas and work together on projects that benefit the public good. The house will also serve as a location where students, faculty, staff, classes and campus organizations can come together for events that seek to promote active citizenship through public service, learning about others, understanding diversity, and promoting unity and community spirit.
The building is home to 18 students, who have access to three lounges, a TV room, industrial kitchen and laundry facilities. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
Residence Requirements
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Meal Option: Partial Co-op
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
Purpose
To provide a safe and substance free environment to students who are committed to a substance free lifestyle.
This house is home to 31 students.
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Substance Free House Events
Meal Option: Choice
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
Purpose
The William Smith Honors House is a place for academically-driven
women of all disciplines to exchange ideas and concepts relating to
each of their specific fields. It is also substance-free living.
The building, also known as Stewardson House, is home to 8 students, who have access to a living room, full kitchen, dining room and laundry facilities. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
Residence Requirements
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Meal Option: Choice
Room Types: 4 Singles, 2 Doubles
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
The house, also known as Sheppard House, is home to 7 students who have access to a full kitchen, living room, dining room and laundry facilities. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
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Meal Option: Co-op
Room types: 3 Singles, 2 Doubles
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
Home to 7 students, the house has a full kitchen, living room and dining room. Laundry facilities can be accessed in 283 Pulteney (Stucco House). Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
The house, also known as One South Cloverleaf Drive, was purchased by HWS in the early 1980s. In the past, the house has been a cooperative, the International House and a tempory residence for the Chi Phi fraternity.
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Meal Option: Co-op
Room types: 5 singles, 1 double
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
The building, also known as Stucco House, houses 14 students and has two lounges, a kitchen and laundry facilities. Each room in the building is equipped with full telephone, cable, and Internet access.
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Meal Option: Choice
Room Types: 8 Singles, 3 Doubles
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
The building is home to 10 students. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
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Meal Option: Choice
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
Home to 7 students, the house has a full kitchen and tv room. Laundry facilities can be accessed in Sherrill Hall. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
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Meal Option: Co-op
Room Types: 7 Singles
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
The building is home to 6 students, who have access to a living room and full kitchen. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access. Laundry facilities can be accessed in Jackson-Potter-Rees (JPR).
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Meal Option: Co-op
Room Types: 6 Singles
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
Home to 12 students, the house has a full kitchen, living room, dining room and laundry facilities. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
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Meal Option: Co-op
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
The building, also known as Beta Sigma House, is home to 15 students, who have access to a full kitchen, living room and dining room. Laundry facilities can be accessed in the Abbe Center for Jewish Life. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
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Meal Option: Co-op
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
Home to 7 students, the house has a living room and full kitchen. Laundry facilities can be accessed in 141 St. Clair Street. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
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Meal Option: Choice
Room Types: 2 Singles, 1 Double, 1 Triple
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
This house is home to 7 students.
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Meal Option: Choice
Room Types: 8 Singles, 3 Doubles
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
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Meal Option: Choice
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
This house is home to 6 students.
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Meal Option: Choice
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
The building is home to 10 students, who have access to a living room and full kitchen. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access. Laundry facilities can be accessed in Jackson-Potter-Rees (JPR).
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Meal Option: Choice
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
The house, also known as Trowbridge House, is home to 6 students who have access to a living room and small kitchen. Laundry facilities can be accesed in Hirshson House, located on the Hill. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
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Meal Option: Co-op
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
The building is home to 12 students, who have access to two lounges, full kitchen and laundry facilities. Each room is equipped with full telephone, cable and Internet access.
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Meal Option: Choice
Window Treatment: Pull-down Shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may req<uest extra long beds.
Home to only ten students, Zappler House's small living arrangement allows the residents to build a small, close-knit residential community for themselves and enjoy the feel of living in a small house environment.
Each room in Zappler House is equipped with full telephone, cable, and computer/Internet access. It also has two lounges and two small kitchens. Laundry facilities can be accessed in McDaniels house.
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Meal Option: Full meal plan (Geneva, Seneca, or Senior Option)
Room Types: 2 singles, 4 doubles
Window Treatment: Pull-down shades (white)
Bed style: Standard twin. Students over 6'3" may request extra long beds.
Office of Residential Education
101 St. Clair Street,
Geneva, NY 14456
Phone: (315) 781-3880
Fax: (315) 781-4026
Email: resed@hws.edu