A Great Place To Live

The hardest decision after selecting which college you will attend is which residence hall you will call home for the next year (or more). Living on campus is one of the most enjoyable experiences of a college education, offering economic advantages plus convenient access to classes and student activities. We have five (5) halls for you make your choice.

Our traditional halls are Shelden, which presently house all males, and Coleman-Webb, an all female hall. These halls are "Suite Style" living; which means you and your roommate share a connected bathroom with two people in a room next to you.

Our three apartment-style complexes are Sites-Franklin, Russell-Revitte and Gleckler-Zollars halls. These units have a living room and two or three bedrooms.

Students find that the advantages of lower cost, no monthly bills and easy access to a variety of campus activities and resident programs are a valuable educational experience at DCCC

Campus-wide security, as well as security in the residence halls, is vitally important on all college campuses. DCCC Security, with offices in Shelden Hall, is staffed by two full-time officers, part-time officers, and student cadets. Officers are on duty every day and night, and conduct numerous safety and security programs throughout the year.

Residence Hall Amenities

Residence Hall living includes:

• Shelden Hall houses 105 students
• Coleman-Webb Hall houses 56 students
• Sites-Franklin Apartments house 31 sophomores
• Russell-Revitte and Gleckler-Zollars holds 90 Students
• Telephone access and Internet access in each room
• Central office and mail boxes
• Campus Security office is located in Shelden Hall
• Central air conditioning
• Apartments are equipped with refrigerators at no extra charge
• Shelden and Coleman-Webb have lobby spaces on the main floor equipped with a 32 inch Television and VCR and plenty of comfortable seating
• Ice machines are also located in Shelden and Coleman-Webb halls
• Laundry facilities are located in each hall
• Furnishings include single beds, study areas and chest or drawers
• Each room has individual closets