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Mailroom Switchboard Operator The Cage First Floor Campus Security Dining Services Student Senate Second Floor Career Services College Union Activities Counseling Services The Perch Campus Geography - Residence Halls Browning Hall Browning Hall was finished in 1967 to accommodate approximately 150 men. It was named for W. P. Browning, Jr., long time trustee and friend of the College. It now houses upper-class men and women. Eaton Hall Completed in 1958, Eaton Hall was the successor to Old Ely. Eaton Hall is named for Professor James R. Eaton, a distinguished teacher at the college from 1870 to 1897. It was completed at a cost of $461,174. It houses approximately 125 first-year men. Ely Hall New Ely Hall was built to accommodate a large number of students as the college experienced rapid growth. Built in 1910 and 1911, Ely Hall was named for Mr. Lewis B. Ely of Carrollton, Missouri, for whom Old Ely Hall had been named. It houses approximately 125 first-year women. Ely Hall currently houses: Facilities Management (including Custodial Services) Campus Security Office Wellness & Fitness Center Jones Hall Jones Hall is named for Mr. Minetry Jones, former Vice President of the College. It was finished in 1954 at a cost of $120,981. Jones was built to accommodate the growing female population at the college, and now houses 41 upper-class students. Senior House (former Sigma Nu House) This building is located in the fraternity complex and was the first building erected in that part of the fraternity complex. It’s currently used to house senior. Melrose Hall Newly renovated in 2004, after significant damage from the May 4, 2003 tornado, Melrose was ready for Fall Page 10 of 99
2004! It is home, once again, to 60 first-year women and has suite style bathrooms. Semple Hall Shortly after Jones Hall was finished, the Board of Trustees realized more space was needed to replace the inadequate off-campus housing in which the women of William Jewell College lived. Thus, construction began on a third residence hall for women in 1956. Dedicated on November 9, 1957, Semple Hall houses 121 women and was completed at a cost of $436,426. Semple Hall is named for Dr. Robert Baylor Semple, a former professor at the college. He served at William Jewell for forty years, retiring in 1908. Semple Wing was added in the late 1960s to accommodate an additional 70 women. Shumaker Hall Opened in August 2009, Shumaker Hall houses Jewell’s four sororities. Under one roof, each sorority has its own private home, including social lounge, kitchen chapter room and suite-styled residences. The 128-bed facility also features a multi-purpose conference room, a spacious commons, study rooms and a private fitness center. Page 11 of 99
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Specific deadlines are published in
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Alcohol may be served at off-campus
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Affairs. Students who choose to ref
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program, entitled AlcoholEDU. This
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Parking on the bricks is NOT permit
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All WJC students are expected to si
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William Jewell College believes in
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Dining Services Occupants of reside
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Lost keys should be reported prompt
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service, make repairs and handle em
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Ely Hall Main lounge Melrose Hall 1
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The yearly review shall be made by
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culpable for the misconduct. All me
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Involvement in any of the above-out
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Greek organizations. As previously
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mathematics, including at least one
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Chamber Orchestra Exploring works f
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of the same name, the name was chan
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The organization, open to all inter
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Entrepreneurship Financial Literacy
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