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WOMEN’S HOUSING
Freshmen and sophomore women are assigned to Margaret Harris Residence Hall and sophomore and junior women are assigned to Burton Residence Hall. Students qualifying may apply to live in campus apartments if available.
Harris Residence Hall
Margaret Harris residence hall houses all freshman women and some sophomore female students. Harris is set up for two females in a room each having a bed with a regular twin mattress, closet or wardrobe, dresser or chest, and desk with chair. All rooms have a full bathroom for the two to share. Additionally, Harris Residence hall has a laundry area, A/C, as well as a central lobby with a TV (with basic Cable TV) . There is a computer area for students and also an exercise room and kitchen that students may reserve for group parties or meetings.
Burton Residence Hall
Burton Residence Hall is for sophomore and junior female students. This hall is set up for two females in a room each having a bed with an extra long twin mattress, closet or wardrobe, dresser or chest, and desk with chair. All rooms have a full bathroom for the two to share. Burton Hall also has a laundry area, A/C, as well as a central lobby with a TV (with basic Cable TV).
Harrison Apartments
Faulkner provides apartment-style living for men in Harrison Apartments, designed for unmarried full-time undergraduate students at least 20 years old by July 31 before fall semester. Each unit includes four private bedrooms, two baths, a furnished living area, kitchen, and laundry room with modern amenities like internet, appliances, and heating/air conditioning.
MEN’S HOUSING
Men’s Housing at Faulkner University includes the New Men’s residence hall for incoming Freshmen. The rooms are double occupancy with a shared bathroom. Each student is provided with a bed, closet area, dresser, and desk.
New Residence Hall
Men’s Housing at Faulkner University includes the New Men’s residence hall for incoming Freshmen. The rooms are double occupancy with a shared bathroom. Each student is provided with a bed, closet area, dresser, and desk.
Davis Residence Hall
Davis Residence Hall houses men coming as freshmen as well as upperclassmen. There are two room styles in Davis: Freshman rooms are set up as a suite with two double occupancy rooms with a shared bathroom between, while upperclassmen have the option of a shared room or a private room with a shared bathroom. Each student will be provided a bed, closet area, dresser, and desk.
Baldwin Residence Hall
Sophomore and junior men will be assigned to Baldwin Residence Hall. Baldwin is arranged as a single room with a full bathroom. Each room is provided with two movable desks, wardrobes, and dressers, and two twin extra long beds, which may be bunked.
Apartments
Faulkner provides apartment-style living for men in Harrison Apartments, designed for unmarried full-time undergraduate students at least 20 years old by July 31 before fall semester. Each unit includes four private bedrooms, two baths, a furnished living area, kitchen, and laundry room with modern amenities like internet, appliances, and heating/air conditioning.
UNDERGRADUATE
FAQs
What is supplied in each residence hall room?
Each hall room is set up to house two students. Each student is provided a twin extra-long bed (except in Harris Hall where the beds are regular twin size), closet or wardrobe, small dresser, and desk area.
Davis Hall is a suite setup with two bedrooms sharing one bathroom. All other hall rooms are designed for two students with a private bath in each room.
All utilities are provided, including wireless access.
What do I need to bring for my room?
Bedding, toiletries, school supplies, rugs (for room and bathroom), shower curtain, trash cans, outlet strips, cleaning supplies, linens (sheets/towels) and toilet paper.
You might want to coordinate with your roommate for items such as television, microwave, mini-refrigerator, etc. before purchasing any larger items.
All utilities are provided, including wireless access.
Can I paint or decorate my room?
You may decorate your room, but no paint, wallpaper, border, etc. may be changed or added. Also, you may not use nails or tape when decorating, but you may use push pins and/or thumbtacks.
What stores are nearby?
Within just a short distance from campus, there are several stores, shopping centers and malls. The stores available include general merchandise, grocery, pharmacy, discount, outlet, and specialty stores. Examples of the stores are Target, Walmart, Publix, Big Lots, Dollar General, Fred’s, Home Depot, Lowes, Best Buy, Belk, JC Penny and Sears. Most of the items you will need for your room are easily purchased after your arrival.
How can my parents find me in an emergency?
The Resident Directors, Director of Residence Life, Campus Safety and Police Department, and the Student Life Offices are good sources for information regarding residential students. Faulkner Offices and Personnel may be reached by dialing 334-386 and then the four digit extension.
The Faulkner Mobile app (free to download) has a directory and a shield icon on the welcome screen that once clicked can call the Faulkner Police immediately. The Faulkner Mobile app can be downloaded by parents/guests through using the guest login. To down load go to faulkner.campusapp.com.
Faulkner University
Main Campus Numbers
334-272-5820 or 1-800-879-9816
Director of Residence Life
Jovan Payes
334-386-7179
Campus Safety and Police Department
Officer on Duty
334-239-5496
Men’s New Hall (freshmen males)
Chuck Knapp
Davis Hall (A and B)
Caleb Colquitt
Margaret Harris Hall (freshmen females)
Peggy Oliver
334-202-2476
Baldwin Hall (upperclassmen males)
& Burton Hall (upperclassmen females)
Lenzie Anderson
Student Life Office Manager
Erin Bryson
334-386-7184
How old do I have to be to live in the apartments?
The apartments are for students who are 20-25 years old or seniors.
Additionally, the Harrison apartments have been designated as “Privilege Housing.” and Faulkner has established special qualifications for the apartments. The qualifications listed below are used to guide the Director of Residence Life in assigning apartment rooms to qualified students:
● Record of past disciplinary issues will weigh most heavily in the decision process.
● Must be 20 years of age by July 31st AND have 40 credit hours prior to fall semester or have earned enough academic credits to be classified as a senior (90 hours or more) is also important.
● Preference will be given to unmarried undergraduate students.
● Must be enrolled full-time at the Montgomery campus
● Must have a minimum Faulkner cumulative GPA of 2.3 (Transfer students use their transfer GPA).
● Must have no current holds or disciplinary actions for academics, billing or conduct.
● Must not have excessive chapel absences.
Prospective or current students may contact the Residence Life Office at 1-800-879-9816 extension 7179 or at housingoffice@faulkner.edu.
How are the apartments set up?
Each apartment has four bedrooms and two bathrooms. A closet (approximately 4 ft.), a desk, dresser, and twin XL bed are supplied in every bedroom. Both bathrooms have a double vanity area, with storage underneath, and either a tub or shower and toilet area. Two bedrooms and a bathroom are located on each side of the living area. The common areas include a living room and kitchen. The living area is equipped with a couch and two chairs or two love-seats, side table, coffee table and a shelf area suitable for TV and book storage. The kitchen has an island or dining set that seats four or six, an electric range, refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher. The laundry room is located off the kitchen or in the laundry rooms with standard size washer and dryer provided. Kitchen items are not provided and must be supplied by the residents.
For any questions regarding this topic, you may contact the Director of Residence Life at housingoffice@faulkner.edu, or 334-386-7179.
Postal Services - Campus Mailbox
Faulkner University provides on-campus residents with a mailbox for sending and receiving mail via the United States Postal Service. The mailbox is assigned at registration and the student is responsible for checking the mailbox regularly. Residents of Margaret Harris residence hall will be assigned a mailbox and key in their residence hall. All other on-campus residents will be assigned a mailbox in the Student Commons adjacent to the University Mailroom.
The University Mailroom also provides fee-based postal services, including stamps, special delivery options, UPS services, and FedEx services.
Mail to residential students should be addressed as follows:
Student Name
Faulkner University
5345 Atlanta Highway
Montgomery, AL 36109
Faculty & Staff Directory
Peggy Oliver
Harris Resident Director
Tucker Clifton
Apartment Manager
Chuck Knapp
Resident Director in the Dormitories
Lenzie Anderson
Baldwin Resident Director
Contact Us
Fax 334-386-7180
Email housingoffice@faulkner.edu
Phone 1-800-879-9816 x 7184
Address Housing Office – 5345 Atlanta Highway
Montgomery, AL, 36109