Residence halls are more than a place to sleep and study. They are communities of people living together and learning about themselves and the world around them. They constitute an important part of a college education.
Our staff’s philosophy is that community living contributes to the intellectual, social, physical and moral development of the student. Our goal is to help students become well-rounded individuals. The key to this kind of development is involvement. We challenge residents to become involved members of the residence hall community; the potential is unlimited. All the opportunities exist for success; all one has to do is take advantage of them.
It is Upper Iowa University’s expectation that all students will work together to create a positive and safe environment that everyone can enjoy.
Students reside in one of three University residence halls. Garbee Hall Complex is where the majority of students reside. Located conveniently in the complex is the cafeteria, post office, mailboxes, Logo Store, snack bar, student activities area and the Office of Student Services. Hofmaster Apartments is suite-style living for men, and the newly constructed Lee Tower is suite-style living for women. Each suite provides a common living area with full kitchen.
Personal safety is a priority with the residence life program. We encourage all students to take advantage of insuring their personal property while at school. National Student Services Inc. is a partner with Upper Iowa University in providing that safeguard. It only costs pennies a day. Checkout the website and make sure your valuables are safe!
Residence Life is part of the Office of Student Services:
Student Services
Upper Iowa University
P.O. Box 1857
Fayette, IA 52142-1857.
Jean Merkle, Associate Dean / Director of Residence Life
Paul Dorman, Residence Area Coordinator/Intramural CoordinatorHelp Us Choose a License Plate Design