Residence Halls

*Denotes designated substance-free residence

Mariner Hall is a four-story, suite style residence hall with 2 community lounges and laundry facilities.  The hall is co–ed by suite and accommodates 112 students.  Each suite consists of 3 double bedrooms, a kitchenette and 2 full bathrooms.  Rooms are climate controlled, including air conditioning. Students must be a sophomore, junior or senior with a minimum 2.50 GPA and a clean conduct record to live in this residence. 

*Matteson Hall is co-ed by floor with common bathrooms, lounges and laundry facilities. The building provides a full kitchen on the first floor and a kitchenette on the 2nd floor and accommodates 121 students. Students must be freshmen or sophomores to live in this residence.  This a substance free-living environment. 

Simpson Hall  is co-ed by floor and has common bathrooms, lounges, laundry facilities and 2 kitchenettes. This residence is designated for sophomores, juniors, and seniors and accommodates 116 students.  

*Saunders Hall is a designated freshmen residence hall and is co-ed by floor with common bathrooms, lounges and laundry facilities.  This is a substance-free living environment and accommodates 112 students. 

*Moorings, Harbor House and Fair Haven are located on Pequot Avenue, and a short walk from campus, these three waterfront residences are home to the Thames at Mitchell program.  These historic Victorian and Colonial homes each house between 20 and 30 students and offer unique rooms; many with water views. Each hall has a lounge, laundry room and common area bathroom. 

Apartment Style Residences

Montauk Apartments accommodates 20 students. Each apartment shares a bathroom and kitchen and the first floor contains 2 bathrooms and a full kitchen. Residents are expected to have independent living skills in order to reside in these apartments and are responsible for maintaining their own bathroom and kitchen areas. Laundry facilities are in the basement and the residence provides air conditioning.  This is a designated living and learning environment for upper classmen (Juniors and Seniors) who are seeking the experience of apartment living while enjoying the convenience of living on campus. 

*East Winds House located two blocks off campus is an easy 5-minute walk to dining, classes and the hub of campus life.  East Winds provides an independent living opportunity and accommodates 36 students in one-and two-bedrooms. The residence includes a full kitchen, washer and dryer, a project area and common lounge area.  This is a designated living and learning environment for sophomores, juniors and seniors and is a substance-free living environment.  

Incoming student? Apply here for housing, beginning May 1, 2020.

There are so many ways to get involved at Mitchell! Visit mitchell.edu/activities to learn more!

Join us on social media for Virtual Campus Life!

While students are away from campus during the COVID-19 break, join us for Virtual Campus Life!

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Our student life and residential life team is busy creating some amazing activities that you can participate in virtually to help us all stay connected with our friends! Here are just a few of the things we are planning for our new Virtual Campus Life:

• Closed Cafe Kitchen with Mike & Brandon: online cooking tutorials
• Coffee Chat with Jess & Jess
• Mariner Internet Challenges including Photo Challenges and Dance Challenges
• Mitchell College Spotify playlists
• Sip & Paint: Create a painting or drawing by following staff instruction
• Online Bingo
• Be sure to check the Mitchell Dock app or online at mitchell.presence.io every day for updates.

For some students, it just makes sense to commute from home. Campus life is for you, too! You can participate in a campus meal plan, make a home away from home in the commuter lounge in Nathan Hale Hall and be just as involved in activities, service, student government and leadership.

Health and Wellness meets student needs and engages students with relevant and empowering programing to help them make informed healthcare decisions and healthier lifestyle choices. Health & Wellness provides preventative and educational programs, workshops, and clinics on campus throughout the year including: Fresh Check Day!, suicide prevention, substance abuse prevention, problem gambling awareness, sexual responsibility and stress reduction. Student Health 101 offers more ways to stay healthy.

Health Clinic

The onsite Health Clinic provides a variety of services through Northeast Medical Group including, but not limited to: evaluation and treatment of illness and injuries, allergy injections, flu vaccines, women’s gynecological exams, common prescriptions (not narcotics) and patient education.

Contact

Kerry Phelan, PA

Email: healthservices@mitchell.edu
Phone: 860-701-5195

Dr. Douglas Dufore

Email: healthservices@mitchell.edu
Phone: 860-701-5103

Visit: The Health Clinic is located on the 2nd floor of Yarnall Center.

Hours of the Health Clinic (during the academic year)
Monday: 9am-3pm
Tuesday: 9am-7pm
Wednesday: 9am-7pm
Thursday: 9am-5pm
Friday: 9am-5pm

  

In accordance with state and federal law, Mitchell College is committed to providing accommodations to eligible students and visitors with disabilities in order to ensure accessibility and equal opportunities to its programs, services, and activities. Accessibility Services, located in the Duques Center, facilitates reasonable accommodations for students who disclose a disability, meet the eligibility requirement and request accommodations through Accessibility Services. 

For more information…

Visit: mitchell.edu/access

Email: accessibility@mitchell.edu

Phone: 860-701-5790

Comprehensive skill and strategy support goes above and beyond what federal law requires. If you are interested in fee-based comprehensive academic support in addition to accommodations, please visit the Bentsen Learning Center.

Learn more at Campus Safety.