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NC Wesleyan is more than an education… it’s an experience! Your time spent at Wesleyan extends far beyond just academics- it’s also the experiences and friendships you form outside the classroom. Whether you live on campus or commute, you are part of the Bishop Family. Our lifestyle is all about getting connected and getting involved.
NCWU has 8 residence halls (one that’s pet-friendly!) and 16 townhouses. The residence life program aims to cultivate an environment that is conducive to academic success by providing an atmosphere where students will learn to respect and appreciate differences, develop and exhibit leadership skills, and contribute significantly to the wider society.
Interested in Becoming a Resident Advisor at NCWU?
Learn More and Sign Up.
Residence Halls
Housing Applications & Roommates
Amenities/What to Bring
Campus Arrival Info
Pet Friendly Housing
Off-Campus Housing
Residence Halls
Vernon T. Bradley, Jr. Quads
The
Quads Complex
is comprised of 4 modern buildings that are convenient to everything on campus. They include
Boddie Hall
(male),
Bradley Hall
(male),
Jin Hall
(female) and
Taylor Hall
(co-ed by floor).
Taylor Hall
is also the University’s designated
pet
–
frien
dly housing
residence hall. The Quads are designed with single occupancy spaces with privacy and all modern amenities. Each floor includes a common area where students can relax and gather together for group activities.
Continuing students with the most seniority and best GPAs are assigned to these residence halls by participating in the room selection process before leaving campus the prior year. New transfer students are also placed here as space allows.
Amenities
Two floors
Single occupancy
Room size:
8 ft. x 8 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, desk, chair, built-in closet, dresser and twin bed with extra-long mattresses.
Each floor is divided in half by a full kitchen/lounge area.
Two large community bathrooms on each floor.
Bathrooms in each hall along with lobby areas in Taylor Hall are accessible by key access only.
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
Roberson Hall (Female)
In general, all freshman females are assigned to Roberson Hall
(formerly Edgecombe)
. Once beds are filled, students are placed in other residence halls on a space-available basis.
Three floors
Double occupancy
Room size:
14 ft. x 12 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, 2 desks, 2 chairs, 2 armoires, 2 dressers and 2 twin beds with extra-long mattresses.
Beds can be kept at a standard height, bunked, or raised to function as a low loft, allowing dresser and other items to be stored underneath.
All furniture in this building is free-standing and movable so that residents can achieve the room layout they most prefer.
Two community bathrooms per floor. Women’s bathrooms are accessible by key access only.
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
Petteway Hall (Male)
In general, all freshman males are assigned to Petteway Hall. Once all beds are filled, students are placed in other residence halls on a space-available basis.
Three floors
Double occupancy
Room size:
14 ft. x 12 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, 2 desks, 2 chairs, 2 built-in closets, 2 dressers and 2 twin beds with extra-long mattresses. Beds can be bunked by request.
Two large community bathrooms per floor
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
Pash Hall (Male)
Pash Hall
(formerly
Nash Hall)
features the international living community. All freshman international students, freshman male domestic students who are accepted into the international living community who select this building during the room selection process reside in Pash Hall.
Three floors
Double occupancy
Room size:
14 ft. x 12 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, 2 desks, 2 chairs, 2 closets, 2 dressers and 2 twin beds with extra-long mattresses that can be bunked by request. Closets are free-standing units on the first floor and built-in on other floors.
The 1st floor of this building is divided in half by a full kitchen and lounge. Doors are also installed to divide the hallway and provide privacy on each end.
Two large community bathrooms per floor.
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
Collins Hall (Male)
Continuing students are assigned to Collins Hall by participating in room selection before leaving campus the prior year. New transfer students and overflow freshmen are also placed here as space allows. Those rooms are separated from the other half of the floor by a door in the hallway. Male residents share a bathroom on their end of the hallway, which can be accessed by keys only issued to students.
Three floors
Double occupancy
Room size:
14 ft. x 12 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, 2 desks, 2 chairs, 2 built-in closets, 2 dressers and 2 twin beds with extra-long mattresses. Beds can be bunked by request.
Two large community bathrooms per floor. A very limited number of first-floor rooms are uniquely arranged to share a small bathroom with the neighboring room.
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
The Villas at Wesleyan Townhome Community
The
Villas at Wesleyan Townhome Community
is located off Bishop Road, just across from the NCWU softball field. The Community includes 16 attractive townhomes. These offer increased privacy and modern furnishings in over 1,500 square feet that accommodate 4 students of the same gender. They are managed by
NCWU Residence Life
and monitored by
NCWU Security
. All NCWU rules & regulations apply, just as on the main campus.
Learn More & View Spaces
Housing Applications & Roommates
Housing Applications
New & Continuing Student Housing Application:
Using a desktop computer, log-in at
my.ncwu.edu
and follow this path:
Click
“Students”
on the Top Blue Banner
Click
“Housing”
on the Grey Menu at the Left
Under
“Housing Forms”
select the housing application that applies to you
(if you do not see an application, email
reslife@ncwu.edu
)
Complete each section of the form and click
“Submit”
Terms & Conditions of Residence Hall Living
Moving In
Get the current Move-in dates for each semester and also learn more about amenities and things you will need, things you might want, and other items not allowed.
Move-In Schedule
Room & Roommate Assignments
New Students
New Students are assigned rooms based on the date the enrollment deposit and when housing applications are received. New students may request a roommate by going to the housing page on their student portal following these steps”
Using a desktop computer, login at
my.ncwu.edu
and follow this path:
Click “Students” on the Top Blue Banner
Click “Housing” on the Grey Menu on the Left
Under “Roommate Request” Select the School Year you are requesting for
Search and Request your roommate
Both roommates must have the housing application complete and accept each other as roommates. New students who do not request roommates are assigned based on the personal information and lifestyle preferences indicated on the housing application. New students will be first assigned to Roberson and Petteway and then other halls if capacity is exceeded. All official room and roommate assignment information will be available in July and can be found on the Housing page on the student portal under “
My Residence Information.
“
Students are encouraged to get in touch with their roommates immediately after receiving their assignment in order to begin getting to know one another and discussing plans for their room!
We have created the
Room4Growth Guide
to help you get started!
Room4Growth Guide
Continuing Students
Students who are returning have the opportunity to select their rooms and roommates by participating in the Room Selection Process in early April. Returning students may sign up for Pash, Collins, Boddie, Bradley, Jin, or Taylor. S
tudents may request by going to the housing page on their student portal and following these steps.
Using a desktop computer, login at
my.ncwu.edu
and follow this path:
Click “Students” on the Top Blue Banner
Click “Housing” on the Grey Menu on the Left
Under “Roommate Request” Select the School Year you are requesting for
Search and Request your roommate
Both roommates must have the housing application complete and accept each other as roommates
Amenities/What to Bring
Amenities Offered in Each Hall
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
MicroFridge Rental
NC Wesleyan University offers a MicroFridge Rental Program through our partnership with The Deerfield Group. Select the button below to find out more about the program.
All orders must be submitted at
mymicrofridge.com
or by calling 800-525-7307.
MicroFridge Rental Program
Linens Partnership
NC Wesleyan University has partnered with
Dormroom
©
to give students a one-stop shop for purchasing quality bedding products that are guaranteed to fit and last until graduation! Select the button below to find out more about the program. All orders must be submitted at
dormroom.com/ncl
.
Linens Program
What to Bring
We’ve made it easy for each Bishop to know
what to bring with you on campus
AND… also what’s
NOT ALLOWED
on campus. Select the button below to view a list of suggested items.
Please note:
This is the most up-to-date list of approved items; outside companies and retailers may have outdated information.
What to Bring to College
LIVE
Adhesive Strips
Non-harmful to surfaces after removal e.g. Command strips (wall or paint damage may be billed)
Area Rug
Cell Phone & Charger
Detergent (liquid high efficiency for front load washers)
Fan
First Aid Kit
Hangers
Iron (with automatic shut off)
Laundry Basket/Bag
Mini Trash Can
Scissors & Sewing Kit
Storage Bins (max height of 14 in , if intended to fit beneath most beds)
Toiletries
Umbrella
EAT
Microwave*
One microwave (up to 700 watts) is allowed per room.
Refrigerator*
One refrigerator (up to 4.4 cu.ft.) is allowed per room.
*Roommates should coordinate in advance. Roommate information is sent to students in mid-July.
Water Bottle
PLAY
Bike with a Secure Lock
Cable locks are not recommended. Bikes are not allowed inside the buildings
Television
To be compatible with our cable services, all sets must be digital with a QAM tuner installed. Most name brand digital flat screens have a QAM tuner. Students are advised to verify this with the manufacturer before making a purchase. Students must provide their own coaxial cable.
WASH
Caddy/Bucket
Shower Shoes
Towels
SLEEP
Alarm Clock
Bed Sheets (twin, extra long)
Blanket
Mattress Protector
Pillow
STUDY
4 Outlet Power Strip with Surge Protector & Long Cord (extension cords without a surge protector are not allowed)
Ethernet Cable
If you prefer to directly connect to our data services rather than rely on Wi-Fi which is provided with no equipment needed.
Desk Lamp
Headphones
Paper
PC or Laptop
Pens
What NOT to Bring!
Items Not Allowed in Residence Hall Rooms
Any Item with an Exposed Heating Element
Includes toaster ovens, deep fat fryers, hot plates, grills, wax warmers, traditional coffee pots, etc. (Keurig and similar styled pots without an exposed heating element are allowed.)
Halogen Lamps
Candles or Incense
Any item with an open flame, wick or calls for burning
Any Appliance over 1,800 watts
Extension Cords
Space Heaters
LED Light Strips
Computer Routers
Micromobility devices and their batteries/chargers.
(e-scooters, e-bikes, e-skateboards/hoverboards, Onewheels, Segways, etc.)
Drones
Alcohol* (including alcohol container collections)
Tobacco*
Smokeless & E-Vapor Tobacco Products*
(includes smoke container collections, etc.)
Adhesives/Tapes or Hardware that Will Harm Surfaces After Removal
Includes double-sided tape, duct tape, screws, etc. that are used to attach to walls, doors, furniture, etc. (Students will be charged for damages caused by use of these materials.)
Weapons
Includes, but is not limited to firearms, knives, martial arts equipment, bows and arrows, spears, etc. This applies to all members of the campus community, including those holding a concealed
carry permit.
*Wesleyan is a tobacco and alcohol free campus.
Download What to Bring List
Other Important Amenities & Things To Know
Mail
Students receiving mail will be notified via campus email and may pick up mail/packages at the University Store. Address student mail as follows:
Student Name
North Carolina Wesleyan University
3400 N. Wesleyan Blvd.
Rocky Mount, NC 27804
Cars/Motorcycles/Bicycles
All cars, motorcycles, or motorbikes must be registered.
Download and complete the
Vehicle Registration form
.
Internet Access
Each room is equipped with one Ethernet port per student. Wi-Fi is available campus-wide but computer routers are
not
needed for this and are
not allowed
since they interrupt our campus network.
Cable Television
Each room is equipped with cable service (1 connection per room). Only digital TVs with a QAM tuner installed are compatible with the digital cable service. Most name-brand digital flat screens have a QAM tuner but students are advised to confirm with the manufacturer before purchasing a new set to bring to NCWU.
Keys
Students will be issued keys for their room and the Residence Hall front door. No key deposit is required, but there is a significant replacement charge for lost keys.
Campus Arrival Info
Campus Arrival and Move-In Information
Get the current information on arriving on campus including
Move-in dates
for each semester and also learn more about amenities and things you will need, things you might want, and other items not allowed.
Campus Arrival and/or Move-In Schedule
Pet Friendly Housing
The North Carolina Wesleyan University allows resident students the privilege of bringing their pet to live on campus while enrolled in classes. The university is committed to providing a safe and well-maintained environment for all students residing in pet-friendly housing. It is the responsibility of the pet owner to protect the rights of all students, ensure a safe and healthy living and learning environment, and practice behaviors that support the upkeep of university facilities and beauty of campus. Students who bring pets to campus are responsible for understanding and abiding by the regulations of the pet policy. Every pet owner is encouraged to carefully consider the advantages and disadvantages of the campus environment for their pet.
Contact
ResLife@ncw.edu
to let us know you need to apply.
Pet-Friendly Housing Policy
Pet-Friendly Housing Risk Acknowledgement, Release, and Indemnity Agreement
Dogs on Campus Policy and Guidelines
To establish a tradition of being a dog-friendly campus, while at the same time recognizing that allowing dogs on campus can create certain challenges, the university has guidelines adopted to effectuate a balanced approach to establishing a dog-friendly campus. These guidelines are intended to respond to concerns of health, fear and safety regarding dogs on campus.
Learn more about Dogs on Campus Policy and Guidelines>
Off-Campus Housing
Off-Campus Housing Requirements:
In order to have the full educational experience while attending Wesleyan, all full-time students must live in the residence halls and maintain a residential meal plan. If you want to live off-campus, you must make an
official
request
and meet
one
of the following criteria:
You reside with a parent or guardian within 50 miles of the main campus
You have at least 60 credit hours and a minimum 2.75 GPA
You are 22 years of age or older (or will be by Aug. 31st of the relevant academic year)
You are married (copy of wedding certificate required)
You are considered an independent student by the Office of Financial Aid
Individuals that
do not meet any of the above criteria
can submit an appeal to the Office of Student Affairs to have their individual circumstances considered. These appeals should also be submitted during the announced period when applications are being accepted.
All applications must be turned in to the Office of Student Affairs by the deadline announced during the annual application process. Requests made after the beginning of the fall semester will not be considered (except for new students arriving in the spring semester). Also note that requests to move off campus in the middle of the academic year will not be considered as the NCWU housing contract is for the entire academic year.
Once a student has received permission to live off campus, this permission is granted for duration of their continuous enrollment at the University. If a student leaves NC Wesleyan and is later re-admitted, they must apply again for permission to live off campus.
To Make an Official Request:
New & Continuing Students Off-Campus Housing Application:
Using a desktop computer, login at
my.ncwu.edu
and follow this path:
Click
“Students”
on the Top Blue Banner
Click
“Housing”
on the Grey Menu at the Left
Under
“Housing Forms”
select the Housing Waiver
(if you do not see the housing waiver contact
reslife@ncwu.edu
)
Complete each section of the form and click
“Submit”
Students who wish to live off-campus for the next academic year must submit the Request for Permission to Live Off-Campus form during the announced period. This process is typically offered for 1-2 weeks in early March. Specific dates are announced annually through all student email accounts, flyers, etc. Late requests made after the end of the announced period are unlikely to be considered.
Contact
ResLife@ncw.edu
to let us know you need to apply.
Off-Campus Housing Resource Guide
This
off-campus housing reference guide
is provided as a service by the North Carolina Wesleyan University Office of Student Affairs to assist students with obtaining off-campus housing. This guide contains information related to area apartments, utilities, furniture rentals, furniture sales and transportation.
If you need further assistance or have questions regarding this off-campus housing reference guide, please contact
The Office of Residence Life at
ResLife@ncwu.edu
.
Off-Campus Housing Resource Guide
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Residence Life Staff
Our Residence Halls have both professional and paraprofessional live-in staff available to residents. Staff members are responsible for the educational, social, behavioral and administrative aspects of the residence halls and the students living there. Both paraprofessional staff and professional staff are trained in conflict resolution, program/activity development, crisis management, confrontation, and most importantly, to be an accessible resource for students.
Tammy Hilliard-Thompson
Director of Residence Life
p:
252-985-5548
e:
THilliard@ncwu.edu
Employment Type
STAFF
p
252-985-5548
p
252-985-5548
e
THilliard@ncwu.edu
Location
Rocky Mount Campus
Program/Department
Residence Hall Staff, Residential Life
Tammy Hilliard-Thompson
Director of Residence Life
Lives and works in Collins Hall. Oversees all residence life operations, as well as all residents, desk attendants and resident advisors in Collins Halls. Also has an office located in Hardee’s Student Union in Student Affairs.
Tammy served as the Assistant Director for Student Conduct at West Chester University in Pennsylvania. She has extensive experience in residence life and housing as part of her nearly 30-year career in Student Affairs, having served as a Resident Director at multiple institutions and as a Director of Residence Life at Cheyney University. She also has experience in student success and retention as well as multicultural affairs. Tammy holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies from Montclair State University, a Master of Arts degree in Teaching from Sacred Heart University, and a Doctor of Education degree in organizational leadership from Wilmington University.
Jaylen Perry
Area Coordinator
p:
252-985-5282
e:
JPerry@ncwu.edu
p
252-985-5282
e
JPerry@ncwu.edu
Program/Department
Residence Hall Staff, Residential Life
Jaylen Perry
Area Coordinator
Jaylen Perry oversees Petteway and Pash Halls and the Villas at Wesleyan townhomes. A May 2024 Wesleyan graduate with a degree in Criminal Justice, Jaylen had a vibrant career while a student at NCWU. Most notably, he served as President of the Student Entertainment and Activities Team (SEAT) and was a three-year Resident Advisor in Collins Hall. Jaylen was selected to serve as the Head Resident Advisor in recognition of his contributions to residence life. He was also honored with Desk Worker and Resident Advisor of the Year awards during his time at NCWU.
Monet Somerville
Area Coordinator
p:
252-985-5356
e:
MSomerville@ncwu.edu
Employment Type
STAFF
p
252-985-5356
p
252-985-5356
e
MSomerville@ncwu.edu
Program/Department
Residence Hall Staff, Residential Life, Student Life
Monet Somerville
Area Coordinator
Lives and works in Roberson Hall. Oversees all residents, desk attendants and resident advisors in Roberson Hall as well as Boddie, Bradley, Jin and Taylor halls.
Residence Life Duty Phone
Call
252.813.1230
for after-hours emergencies only
The professional live-in staff above as well as a few live-in members of our athletic coaching staff rotate coverage of our professional duty phone so that students are able to reach a professional member of our team that is on campus and available to respond to crisis matters that arise after business hours.
Become a Resident Advisor at NCWU!
Lead. Connect. Inspire. Make Your Mark on Campus.
Resident Advisors (RAs) are the heartbeat of our residential community. They’re student leaders who help create a safe, supportive, and exciting place to live and learn. RAs are trained to guide their peers through campus life, connect students with the Rocky Mount community, and build a positive environment where everyone can thrive.
Every traditional residence hall floor has its own RA, and our smaller halls have one RA per building. Plus, there’s always an RA on duty, each night—meaning support, guidance, and assistance are always just a door away.
Applications for the RA position typically open in early February and can be accessed through the link below, QR codes posted throughout the halls, and our Instagram page.
✨
Ready to Explore This Leadership Opportunity?
Check out the 2026–2027 Resident Advisor Job Description to learn more about what the role involves and how you can grow as a leader.
2026-2027 Resident Advisor Job Description.pdf
We’re looking for a few dynamic, motivated students to join our team!
RA Selection Process & Requirements
Serving as an RA is an incredible opportunity to build leadership skills, make a meaningful impact, and help shape the residential experience at NCWU. To apply, students must meet the following minimum requirements:
Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.3
Good academic standing
At least two semesters living in a university residence hall
Availability for mandatory RA training each August and January (before the start of each semester)
Good student conduct standing
Students with open or active conduct cases will not be considered
A prior conduct record does
not
automatically remove you from the process
2026-2027 RA Applications are NOW OPEN!
Deadline to apply:
February 21, 2026
Complete our RA Application
Desk Attendants
Desk Attendants monitor visitation at the front entrance of each residence hall during evening hours. Students with Federal Work-Study that are able to effectively enforce policy amongst their peers are encouraged to apply by contacting a professional staff member. Most hiring is done at the beginning of each academic year.
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NC Wesleyan is more than an education… it’s an experience! Your time spent at Wesleyan extends far beyond just academics- it’s also the experiences and friendships you form outside the classroom. Whether you live on campus or commute, you are part of the Bishop Family. Our lifestyle is all about getting connected and getting involved.
NCWU has 8 residence halls (one that’s pet-friendly!) and 16 townhouses. The residence life program aims to cultivate an environment that is conducive to academic success by providing an atmosphere where students will learn to respect and appreciate differences, develop and exhibit leadership skills, and contribute significantly to the wider society.
Interested in Becoming a Resident Advisor at NCWU?
Learn More and Sign Up.
Residence Halls
Housing Applications & Roommates
Amenities/What to Bring
Campus Arrival Info
Pet Friendly Housing
Off-Campus Housing
Residence Halls
Vernon T. Bradley, Jr. Quads
The
Quads Complex
is comprised of 4 modern buildings that are convenient to everything on campus. They include
Boddie Hall
(male),
Bradley Hall
(male),
Jin Hall
(female) and
Taylor Hall
(co-ed by floor).
Taylor Hall
is also the University’s designated
pet
–
frien
dly housing
residence hall. The Quads are designed with single occupancy spaces with privacy and all modern amenities. Each floor includes a common area where students can relax and gather together for group activities.
Continuing students with the most seniority and best GPAs are assigned to these residence halls by participating in the room selection process before leaving campus the prior year. New transfer students are also placed here as space allows.
Amenities
Two floors
Single occupancy
Room size:
8 ft. x 8 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, desk, chair, built-in closet, dresser and twin bed with extra-long mattresses.
Each floor is divided in half by a full kitchen/lounge area.
Two large community bathrooms on each floor.
Bathrooms in each hall along with lobby areas in Taylor Hall are accessible by key access only.
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
Roberson Hall (Female)
In general, all freshman females are assigned to Roberson Hall
(formerly Edgecombe)
. Once beds are filled, students are placed in other residence halls on a space-available basis.
Three floors
Double occupancy
Room size:
14 ft. x 12 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, 2 desks, 2 chairs, 2 armoires, 2 dressers and 2 twin beds with extra-long mattresses.
Beds can be kept at a standard height, bunked, or raised to function as a low loft, allowing dresser and other items to be stored underneath.
All furniture in this building is free-standing and movable so that residents can achieve the room layout they most prefer.
Two community bathrooms per floor. Women’s bathrooms are accessible by key access only.
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
Petteway Hall (Male)
In general, all freshman males are assigned to Petteway Hall. Once all beds are filled, students are placed in other residence halls on a space-available basis.
Three floors
Double occupancy
Room size:
14 ft. x 12 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, 2 desks, 2 chairs, 2 built-in closets, 2 dressers and 2 twin beds with extra-long mattresses. Beds can be bunked by request.
Two large community bathrooms per floor
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
Pash Hall (Male)
Pash Hall
(formerly
Nash Hall)
features the international living community. All freshman international students, freshman male domestic students who are accepted into the international living community who select this building during the room selection process reside in Pash Hall.
Three floors
Double occupancy
Room size:
14 ft. x 12 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, 2 desks, 2 chairs, 2 closets, 2 dressers and 2 twin beds with extra-long mattresses that can be bunked by request. Closets are free-standing units on the first floor and built-in on other floors.
The 1st floor of this building is divided in half by a full kitchen and lounge. Doors are also installed to divide the hallway and provide privacy on each end.
Two large community bathrooms per floor.
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
Collins Hall (Male)
Continuing students are assigned to Collins Hall by participating in room selection before leaving campus the prior year. New transfer students and overflow freshmen are also placed here as space allows. Those rooms are separated from the other half of the floor by a door in the hallway. Male residents share a bathroom on their end of the hallway, which can be accessed by keys only issued to students.
Three floors
Double occupancy
Room size:
14 ft. x 12 ft.
Amenities:
Sink, 2 desks, 2 chairs, 2 built-in closets, 2 dressers and 2 twin beds with extra-long mattresses. Beds can be bunked by request.
Two large community bathrooms per floor. A very limited number of first-floor rooms are uniquely arranged to share a small bathroom with the neighboring room.
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
The Villas at Wesleyan Townhome Community
The
Villas at Wesleyan Townhome Community
is located off Bishop Road, just across from the NCWU softball field. The Community includes 16 attractive townhomes. These offer increased privacy and modern furnishings in over 1,500 square feet that accommodate 4 students of the same gender. They are managed by
NCWU Residence Life
and monitored by
NCWU Security
. All NCWU rules & regulations apply, just as on the main campus.
Learn More & View Spaces
Housing Applications & Roommates
Housing Applications
New & Continuing Student Housing Application:
Using a desktop computer, log-in at
my.ncwu.edu
and follow this path:
Click
“Students”
on the Top Blue Banner
Click
“Housing”
on the Grey Menu at the Left
Under
“Housing Forms”
select the housing application that applies to you
(if you do not see an application, email
reslife@ncwu.edu
)
Complete each section of the form and click
“Submit”
Terms & Conditions of Residence Hall Living
Moving In
Get the current Move-in dates for each semester and also learn more about amenities and things you will need, things you might want, and other items not allowed.
Move-In Schedule
Room & Roommate Assignments
New Students
New Students are assigned rooms based on the date the enrollment deposit and when housing applications are received. New students may request a roommate by going to the housing page on their student portal following these steps”
Using a desktop computer, login at
my.ncwu.edu
and follow this path:
Click “Students” on the Top Blue Banner
Click “Housing” on the Grey Menu on the Left
Under “Roommate Request” Select the School Year you are requesting for
Search and Request your roommate
Both roommates must have the housing application complete and accept each other as roommates. New students who do not request roommates are assigned based on the personal information and lifestyle preferences indicated on the housing application. New students will be first assigned to Roberson and Petteway and then other halls if capacity is exceeded. All official room and roommate assignment information will be available in July and can be found on the Housing page on the student portal under “
My Residence Information.
“
Students are encouraged to get in touch with their roommates immediately after receiving their assignment in order to begin getting to know one another and discussing plans for their room!
We have created the
Room4Growth Guide
to help you get started!
Room4Growth Guide
Continuing Students
Students who are returning have the opportunity to select their rooms and roommates by participating in the Room Selection Process in early April. Returning students may sign up for Pash, Collins, Boddie, Bradley, Jin, or Taylor. S
tudents may request by going to the housing page on their student portal and following these steps.
Using a desktop computer, login at
my.ncwu.edu
and follow this path:
Click “Students” on the Top Blue Banner
Click “Housing” on the Grey Menu on the Left
Under “Roommate Request” Select the School Year you are requesting for
Search and Request your roommate
Both roommates must have the housing application complete and accept each other as roommates
Amenities/What to Bring
Amenities Offered in Each Hall
Each Residence Hall includes various amenities all students have access to such as:
Ice/water machines
Stove for cooking
Microwave
Washer & Dryer
Lounge area with TV
And more
MicroFridge Rental
NC Wesleyan University offers a MicroFridge Rental Program through our partnership with The Deerfield Group. Select the button below to find out more about the program.
All orders must be submitted at
mymicrofridge.com
or by calling 800-525-7307.
MicroFridge Rental Program
Linens Partnership
NC Wesleyan University has partnered with
Dormroom
©
to give students a one-stop shop for purchasing quality bedding products that are guaranteed to fit and last until graduation! Select the button below to find out more about the program. All orders must be submitted at
dormroom.com/ncl
.
Linens Program
What to Bring
We’ve made it easy for each Bishop to know
what to bring with you on campus
AND… also what’s
NOT ALLOWED
on campus. Select the button below to view a list of suggested items.
Please note:
This is the most up-to-date list of approved items; outside companies and retailers may have outdated information.
What to Bring to College
LIVE
Adhesive Strips
Non-harmful to surfaces after removal e.g. Command strips (wall or paint damage may be billed)
Area Rug
Cell Phone & Charger
Detergent (liquid high efficiency for front load washers)
Fan
First Aid Kit
Hangers
Iron (with automatic shut off)
Laundry Basket/Bag
Mini Trash Can
Scissors & Sewing Kit
Storage Bins (max height of 14 in , if intended to fit beneath most beds)
Toiletries
Umbrella
EAT
Microwave*
One microwave (up to 700 watts) is allowed per room.
Refrigerator*
One refrigerator (up to 4.4 cu.ft.) is allowed per room.
*Roommates should coordinate in advance. Roommate information is sent to students in mid-July.
Water Bottle
PLAY
Bike with a Secure Lock
Cable locks are not recommended. Bikes are not allowed inside the buildings
Television
To be compatible with our cable services, all sets must be digital with a QAM tuner installed. Most name brand digital flat screens have a QAM tuner. Students are advised to verify this with the manufacturer before making a purchase. Students must provide their own coaxial cable.
WASH
Caddy/Bucket
Shower Shoes
Towels
SLEEP
Alarm Clock
Bed Sheets (twin, extra long)
Blanket
Mattress Protector
Pillow
STUDY
4 Outlet Power Strip with Surge Protector & Long Cord (extension cords without a surge protector are not allowed)
Ethernet Cable
If you prefer to directly connect to our data services rather than rely on Wi-Fi which is provided with no equipment needed.
Desk Lamp
Headphones
Paper
PC or Laptop
Pens
What NOT to Bring!
Items Not Allowed in Residence Hall Rooms
Any Item with an Exposed Heating Element
Includes toaster ovens, deep fat fryers, hot plates, grills, wax warmers, traditional coffee pots, etc. (Keurig and similar styled pots without an exposed heating element are allowed.)
Halogen Lamps
Candles or Incense
Any item with an open flame, wick or calls for burning
Any Appliance over 1,800 watts
Extension Cords
Space Heaters
LED Light Strips
Computer Routers
Micromobility devices and their batteries/chargers.
(e-scooters, e-bikes, e-skateboards/hoverboards, Onewheels, Segways, etc.)
Drones
Alcohol* (including alcohol container collections)
Tobacco*
Smokeless & E-Vapor Tobacco Products*
(includes smoke container collections, etc.)
Adhesives/Tapes or Hardware that Will Harm Surfaces After Removal
Includes double-sided tape, duct tape, screws, etc. that are used to attach to walls, doors, furniture, etc. (Students will be charged for damages caused by use of these materials.)
Weapons
Includes, but is not limited to firearms, knives, martial arts equipment, bows and arrows, spears, etc. This applies to all members of the campus community, including those holding a concealed
carry permit.
*Wesleyan is a tobacco and alcohol free campus.
Download What to Bring List
Other Important Amenities & Things To Know
Students receiving mail will be notified via campus email and may pick up mail/packages at the University Store. Address student mail as follows:
Student Name
North Carolina Wesleyan University
3400 N. Wesleyan Blvd.
Rocky Mount, NC 27804
Cars/Motorcycles/Bicycles
All cars, motorcycles, or motorbikes must be registered.
Download and complete the
Vehicle Registration form
.
Internet Access
Each room is equipped with one Ethernet port per student. Wi-Fi is available campus-wide but computer routers are
not
needed for this and are
not allowed
since they interrupt our campus network.
Cable Television
Each room is equipped with cable service (1 connection per room). Only digital TVs with a QAM tuner installed are compatible with the digital cable service. Most name-brand digital flat screens have a QAM tuner but students are advised to confirm with the manufacturer before purchasing a new set to bring to NCWU.
Keys
Students will be issued keys for their room and the Residence Hall front door. No key deposit is required, but there is a significant replacement charge for lost keys.
Campus Arrival Info
Campus Arrival and Move-In Information
Get the current information on arriving on campus including
Move-in dates
for each semester and also learn more about amenities and things you will need, things you might want, and other items not allowed.
Campus Arrival and/or Move-In Schedule
Pet Friendly Housing
The North Carolina Wesleyan University allows resident students the privilege of bringing their pet to live on campus while enrolled in classes. The university is committed to providing a safe and well-maintained environment for all students residing in pet-friendly housing. It is the responsibility of the pet owner to protect the rights of all students, ensure a safe and healthy living and learning environment, and practice behaviors that support the upkeep of university facilities and beauty of campus. Students who bring pets to campus are responsible for understanding and abiding by the regulations of the pet policy. Every pet owner is encouraged to carefully consider the advantages and disadvantages of the campus environment for their pet.
Contact
ResLife@ncw.edu
to let us know you need to apply.
Pet-Friendly Housing Policy
Pet-Friendly Housing Risk Acknowledgement, Release, and Indemnity Agreement
Dogs on Campus Policy and Guidelines
To establish a tradition of being a dog-friendly campus, while at the same time recognizing that allowing dogs on campus can create certain challenges, the university has guidelines adopted to effectuate a balanced approach to establishing a dog-friendly campus. These guidelines are intended to respond to concerns of health, fear and safety regarding dogs on campus.
Learn more about Dogs on Campus Policy and Guidelines>
Off-Campus Housing
Off-Campus Housing Requirements:
In order to have the full educational experience while attending Wesleyan, all full-time students must live in the residence halls and maintain a residential meal plan. If you want to live off-campus, you must make an
official
request
and meet
one
of the following criteria:
You reside with a parent or guardian within 50 miles of the main campus
You have at least 60 credit hours and a minimum 2.75 GPA
You are 22 years of age or older (or will be by Aug. 31st of the relevant academic year)
You are married (copy of wedding certificate required)
You are considered an independent student by the Office of Financial Aid
Individuals that
do not meet any of the above criteria
can submit an appeal to the Office of Student Affairs to have their individual circumstances considered. These appeals should also be submitted during the announced period when applications are being accepted.
All applications must be turned in to the Office of Student Affairs by the deadline announced during the annual application process. Requests made after the beginning of the fall semester will not be considered (except for new students arriving in the spring semester). Also note that requests to move off campus in the middle of the academic year will not be considered as the NCWU housing contract is for the entire academic year.
Once a student has received permission to live off campus, this permission is granted for duration of their continuous enrollment at the University. If a student leaves NC Wesleyan and is later re-admitted, they must apply again for permission to live off campus.
To Make an Official Request:
New & Continuing Students Off-Campus Housing Application:
Using a desktop computer, login at
my.ncwu.edu
and follow this path:
Click
“Students”
on the Top Blue Banner
Click
“Housing”
on the Grey Menu at the Left
Under
“Housing Forms”
select the Housing Waiver
(if you do not see the housing waiver contact
reslife@ncwu.edu
)
Complete each section of the form and click
“Submit”
Students who wish to live off-campus for the next academic year must submit the Request for Permission to Live Off-Campus form during the announced period. This process is typically offered for 1-2 weeks in early March. Specific dates are announced annually through all student email accounts, flyers, etc. Late requests made after the end of the announced period are unlikely to be considered.
Contact
ResLife@ncw.edu
to let us know you need to apply.
Off-Campus Housing Resource Guide
This
off-campus housing reference guide
is provided as a service by the North Carolina Wesleyan University Office of Student Affairs to assist students with obtaining off-campus housing. This guide contains information related to area apartments, utilities, furniture rentals, furniture sales and transportation.
If you need further assistance or have questions regarding this off-campus housing reference guide, please contact
The Office of Residence Life at
ResLife@ncwu.edu
.
Off-Campus Housing Resource Guide
Live, Laugh, Love with NCWU's Res Life Team!
Residence Life Staff
Our Residence Halls have both professional and paraprofessional live-in staff available to residents. Staff members are responsible for the educational, social, behavioral and administrative aspects of the residence halls and the students living there. Both paraprofessional staff and professional staff are trained in conflict resolution, program/activity development, crisis management, confrontation, and most importantly, to be an accessible resource for students.
Tammy Hilliard-Thompson
Director of Residence Life
p:
252-985-5548
e:
THilliard@ncwu.edu
Employment Type
STAFF
p
252-985-5548
p
252-985-5548
e
THilliard@ncwu.edu
Location
Rocky Mount Campus
Program/Department
Residence Hall Staff, Residential Life
Tammy Hilliard-Thompson
Director of Residence Life
Lives and works in Collins Hall. Oversees all residence life operations, as well as all residents, desk attendants and resident advisors in Collins Halls. Also has an office located in Hardee’s Student Union in Student Affairs.
Tammy served as the Assistant Director for Student Conduct at West Chester University in Pennsylvania. She has extensive experience in residence life and housing as part of her nearly 30-year career in Student Affairs, having served as a Resident Director at multiple institutions and as a Director of Residence Life at Cheyney University. She also has experience in student success and retention as well as multicultural affairs. Tammy holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies from Montclair State University, a Master of Arts degree in Teaching from Sacred Heart University, and a Doctor of Education degree in organizational leadership from Wilmington University.
Jaylen Perry
Area Coordinator
p:
252-985-5282
e:
JPerry@ncwu.edu
p
252-985-5282
e
JPerry@ncwu.edu
Program/Department
Residence Hall Staff, Residential Life
Jaylen Perry
Area Coordinator
Jaylen Perry oversees Petteway and Pash Halls and the Villas at Wesleyan townhomes. A May 2024 Wesleyan graduate with a degree in Criminal Justice, Jaylen had a vibrant career while a student at NCWU. Most notably, he served as President of the Student Entertainment and Activities Team (SEAT) and was a three-year Resident Advisor in Collins Hall. Jaylen was selected to serve as the Head Resident Advisor in recognition of his contributions to residence life. He was also honored with Desk Worker and Resident Advisor of the Year awards during his time at NCWU.
Monet Somerville
Area Coordinator
p:
252-985-5356
e:
MSomerville@ncwu.edu
Employment Type
STAFF
p
252-985-5356
p
252-985-5356
e
MSomerville@ncwu.edu
Program/Department
Residence Hall Staff, Residential Life, Student Life
Monet Somerville
Area Coordinator
Lives and works in Roberson Hall. Oversees all residents, desk attendants and resident advisors in Roberson Hall as well as Boddie, Bradley, Jin and Taylor halls.
Residence Life Duty Phone
Call
252.813.1230
for after-hours emergencies only
The professional live-in staff above as well as a few live-in members of our athletic coaching staff rotate coverage of our professional duty phone so that students are able to reach a professional member of our team that is on campus and available to respond to crisis matters that arise after business hours.
Become a Resident Advisor at NCWU!
Lead. Connect. Inspire. Make Your Mark on Campus.
Resident Advisors (RAs) are the heartbeat of our residential community. They’re student leaders who help create a safe, supportive, and exciting place to live and learn. RAs are trained to guide their peers through campus life, connect students with the Rocky Mount community, and build a positive environment where everyone can thrive.
Every traditional residence hall floor has its own RA, and our smaller halls have one RA per building. Plus, there’s always an RA on duty, each night—meaning support, guidance, and assistance are always just a door away.
Applications for the RA position typically open in early February and can be accessed through the link below, QR codes posted throughout the halls, and our Instagram page.
✨
Ready to Explore This Leadership Opportunity?
Check out the 2026–2027 Resident Advisor Job Description to learn more about what the role involves and how you can grow as a leader.
2026-2027 Resident Advisor Job Description.pdf
We’re looking for a few dynamic, motivated students to join our team!
RA Selection Process & Requirements
Serving as an RA is an incredible opportunity to build leadership skills, make a meaningful impact, and help shape the residential experience at NCWU. To apply, students must meet the following minimum requirements:
Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.3
Good academic standing
At least two semesters living in a university residence hall
Availability for mandatory RA training each August and January (before the start of each semester)
Good student conduct standing
Students with open or active conduct cases will not be considered
A prior conduct record does
not
automatically remove you from the process
2026-2027 RA Applications are NOW OPEN!
Deadline to apply:
February 21, 2026
Complete our RA Application
Desk Attendants
Desk Attendants monitor visitation at the front entrance of each residence hall during evening hours. Students with Federal Work-Study that are able to effectively enforce policy amongst their peers are encouraged to apply by contacting a professional staff member. Most hiring is done at the beginning of each academic year.
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