Patriot Hall

Information

Patriot Hall is suite-style housing, which opened in fall 2010 to house students in the University of North Georgia's (ǧ�Ĺ�AV) Corps of Cadets. Patriot Hall is located in the center of campus in close proximity to the Library Technology Center, Owen Hall, and most academic buildings. There will be civilian Resident Assistants to assist residents on the 4th floor community. Cadets will be living on floors 1-3 of Patriot Hall in co-ed companies.

ǧ�Ĺ�AV has a long, successful history housing civilian residents and cadets in the same buildings on an as needed basis, including in Patriot Hall for the past four years. This is a wonderful opportunity to understand more about ǧ�Ĺ�AV's Corps of Cadets while gaining a unique perspective that many ǧ�Ĺ�AV civilian students never have the opportunity to experience. Civilian students living in Patriot Hall will not participate in any of the Corps of Cadets training.

There is a YouTube video produced for Cadets about Patriot Hall which will give you a good idea of how the rooms are designed. Please be aware that the "Cadet requirements" in the video will not apply to the civilian students living in the building. We will not require you to arrange your closets or drawers in any particular way, and you will not be issued black storage containers for your belongings.

Meal Plans

Meal plans are required for residents of the Patriot Hall. See the FAQs tab for more information.

Common Spaces

full community kitchen 2nd floor
laundry facilities 4th floor
computer lab with network access

Visitation

Visitation for members of the opposite gender in Patriot Hall will be from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. daily. You should meet your guest at the exterior door and escort your guest at all times while he/she is in the building. A first time visitation violation will result in your visitation privileges being revoked, so please be mindful when you have guests in the building. Quiet hours will be from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. in Patriot Hall.

Room Styles

four person suites, two bedrooms (shares bathroom facilities with another double occupancy room)
- two showers, two sinks and one toilet
two person suites, one bedroom
- one shower, one sink and one toilet

Photos

Floor Plans & Features

Features:

Each room contains for each student:

Twin size bed w/XL mattress. Beds may be bunked, or left single.
- Lofts are not available, but beds may be adjusted high enough to accommodate a desk underneath
Three drawer chest
Open closet with a shelf
Desk with a hutch and chair
Rooms have beige/brown carpet

Double Occupancy Floor Plan (Four Person Suite)

Double Occupancy Room (4 persons) Dimensions

Width: 10'6"
Length: 18'4"
Closet
- Width: 40"
- Depth: 31"
Windows: 5'1" wide x 6'10" high

Double Occupancy Floor Plan (Two Person Suite)

Double Occupancy Room (2 persons) Dimensions

Windows– 5’1" L X 6’10” H
Room– 12’ 4.5” W x 17” 3 L, plus one bathroom with one shower
Rooms have Beige/Brown carpet
Bathroom Corridor: 5’4” W x 8’2” L

Rates and Contract Information

Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 Housing Information

The below housing rates are per person/per semester for the Dahlonega Campus for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025.

Please note: *Meal plan is a separate fee not included in the housing fees. **Includes $20.00 non-cadet housing fee. ***Includes $50.00 cadet housing fee.

Residence Hall & Contract Type	Meal Plan*	Non-Cadet Housing Fee** Per Person Per Semester	Cadet Housing Fee*** Per Person Per Semester	Schedule & Contracts
Gaillard Hall Liberty Hall Suites	Required	(Suite Style - Cadets Only)	Single: $4,238 Double: $3,528 Triple: $2,768	Closed between semesters and fall/spring breaks. Contracts run from 8/10/24 - 5/9/2025
North Georgia Suites (Suite Style)	Required	Single: $4,208 Double: $3,498 Triple: $2,768	(Suite Style - Non-Cadets Only)	Open continuously from mid-August to May. Contracts run from 8/10/24 - 5/9/2025
Owen Hall (Apartment Style)	Optional	$4,614	(Apartment Style - Non-Cadets Only)	Open continuously from mid-August through July. Contracts run from 8/10/2024 – 7/25/2025
Patriot Hall Suites (Suite Style)	Required	Single: $4,208 Double: $3,498 Triple: $2,768	Single: $4,238 Double: $3,528 Triple: $2,768	Closed between semesters and fall/spring breaks. Contracts run from 8/10/24 - 5/9/2025
The Commons (Suite Style)	Required	Single: $4,550 Double: $3,783	(Suite Style - Non-Cadets Only)	Open continuously from mid-August to May. Contracts run from 8/10/24 - 5/9/2025
Traditional Residence Halls (Donovan Hall, Lewis Annex, Lewis Hall)	Required	Single: $3,063 Double: $2,264 Triple: $1,534	(Non-Cadets Only)	Closed between semesters and fall/spring breaks. Contracts run from 8/10/24 - 5/9/2025

Prices/fees are subject to change without notice.

Newly Admitted Fall Students
New ǧ�Ĺ�AV students may apply for a housing contract by completing the following steps:

Apply for admission at ǧ�Ĺ�AV as a residential student or contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to request a change to residential status if the student originally applied to ǧ�Ĺ�AV as a commuting student.

After acceptance to ǧ�Ĺ�AV, students must confirm their attendance through the

New students should check their ǧ�Ĺ�AV e-mail account for a housing portal notification from Residence Life.

Housing contracts, room selection, and roommate selection are all available through the ǧ�Ĺ�AV housing portal. Deadlines for housing are communicated through email.

Current ǧ�Ĺ�AV Students
Current ǧ�Ĺ�AV students may apply for a housing contract by completing the following steps:

Residence Life will notify current residents via e-mail before the housing contract process opens.

Please note that per ǧ�Ĺ�AV's Residence Policy, students who are freshmen and sophomores are required to live on campus. Students who believe that they have a unique hardship may request a waiver to the Residence Policy through the Dean of Students Office.

Please note that housing contracts are binding once completed. Students wishing to cancel a housing contract should consult the cancellation terms in their housing contract as termination fees will likely apply.

Moving In

Fall Semester

New student move-in for fall 2024 will occur by appointment only on August 8, 9, and 10. Please check your ǧ�Ĺ�AV email the first week in July for the opportunity to sign up for a move-in appointment. Students must submit a photo for their ǧ�Ĺ�AV Nighthawks Card prior to coming to campus

Move-in Information

Move-in will be by appointment only August 8, 9, and 10. ǧ�Ĺ�AV classes begin on August 12, 2024. Please check your ǧ�Ĺ�AV email the first week in July for the opportunity to sign up for a move-in appointment. Only two cars are permitted per student, and only two guests will be permitted for each student.

ǧ�Ĺ�AV Nighthawks ID Card

ǧ�Ĺ�AV students must bring their ǧ�Ĺ�AV Nighthawks ID card with them to check into the residence halls. New students may pick up their ID card at orientation. Students not attending an in-person orientation may submit their Nighthawks ID photo online at least 3 days prior to their move-in and pick up their card at move-in.

Changed Your Mind About Attending ǧ�Ĺ�AV?

Students who completed a housing contract with Residence Life and will not attend ǧ�Ĺ�AV should e-mail residencelife@ung.edu and attach a completed cancellation form as soon as possible.

Spring Semester

New student move-in for spring 2025 will occur on Sunday, January 12 from noon - 2 p.m. Students must submit a photo for their ǧ�Ĺ�AV Nighthawks Card prior to coming to campus.

Move-In Information

New residents moving into the residence halls for spring semester should receive an e-mail from Residence Life that contains important room and roommate information. This e-mail also includes the day/time for move-in and the building into which you will be checking. Please note that students should not arrive before the assigned move-in time, as they will not be allowed to move-in early.

ǧ�Ĺ�AV Nighthawks ID Card

Students must bring their ǧ�Ĺ�AV Nighthawks ID card with them to check into the residence halls. Students will not have access to the dining hall without it.

Move-In Checklist

You must have your ǧ�Ĺ�AV ID with you in order to check in. (See the semester sections above for further info.)
Have all of your boxes/belongings labeled with your name and room number.
Know which building, room, and time you have been assigned. Residents will check in at their assigned building and will not be allowed in before their assigned time.
Talk with your roommate about how you want your room to be set up. Also discuss who is bringing the larger items (i.e. refrigerator, tv, etc.) if you intend to share.

What You'll Need

Toilet paper
Plunger
Shower curtain
Bathroom cleaning supplies

What's Provided

Items that are provided by the University to each Resident:

A Bed
A Twin XL mattress
A 3 to 4 drawer chest
A Desk
A Desk Chair
A Wardrobe or Closet
Window with blinds
At least one data port in the room
Wi-Fi

Consider Bringing

This list provides suggestions from current residents. You do not have to bring all of this, and you may want to contact your roommate in advance and decide what the two of you can share. Remember, there is limited space in the rooms.

Academic Materials

A computer (though there is a computer lab in all residence halls)
Notebooks
Pens & pencils
Index cards & highlighter markers
Paper clips, folders, and other school supplies
Calculator
Planner

Personal Items

Stereo/noise-canceling headphones/earbuds
Small tool set
Flashlight
Umbrella/rain jacket
Shower caddy with holes in the bottom
Shower shoes
Toiletries
A pillow
Backpack
Jacket
Decorative items that will individualize your space to make you feel welcomed and comfortable (i.e. personal pictures, posters, decorative bedding).

Room organization & decoration

Dry erase board and markers
Lamp(s)
Smart TV or TV with casting device (Roku, AppleTV, Chromecast, etc.)
Small refrigerator (30 inches tall or less)
Sealed containers for food
Extra clothes hangers
Small fan
Anything that will save space, such as stackable shelves, storage containers, something to put shoes in/on
Push pins or frog tape

Other supplies

Snack food and drinks
Basic eating utensils, plate, bowl, cups, etc.
Manual can opener
HE laundry detergent
Laundry basket
Extra towels, sheets and blankets
Stress relievers (games, books, etc.)
Grounded extension cords and surge protectors
Small vacuum cleaner or electric sweeper
Toilet paper (Suite style and Apartment style)
Shower curtain (Suite style and Apartment style)
Toilet Plunger (Suite style and Apartment style)
Bathroom cleaning supplies (Suite style and Apartment style)
A smile and an open mind

You should NOT Bring

Any items with an asterisk (*) are prohibited.

Excessive Decorations (i.e. Many stuffed animals, headboards)
All of your clothes and shoes (Pack for the season.)
Desk or other large pieces of furniture
Expensive or irreplaceable collectibles or jewelry
Bed Risers*
Space heaters*
Wireless routers*
String lights*
E-cigarettes/vapes/tobacco products*
Hoverboards*
Cooking appliances with exposed heating elements* (i.e. George Foreman Grills, Coffee Pots with an exposed hot plate, Toasters)
Pets* (Only fish or Emotional Support Animals pre-registered through ǧ�Ĺ�AV Student Accessibility Services are allowed.)
Incense or Candles*
Microwave* (only prohibited in Traditional Halls)
- Microwaves are permitted in the Commons, but they can only be placed on the common area wall (between the two rooms) due to outlet voltage limits.
Weapons*
Drugs/paraphernalia*
Alcohol bottles/containers or memorabilia*

Specific for Patriot Hall

Ethernet cord
Streaming Device
Garbage bags
Power strips
Push pins or frog tape

FAQs

Can I move into my room early/late?

The residence halls open at designated times for each semester. Residents are not allowed to move in early. Each student is expected to move in at their assigned time.

What items should I bring with me?

You should bring items that will make you feel most comfortable in your room. However, remember that you will be sharing this space with another person. Also, there are items not allowed in the ǧ�Ĺ�AV Residence Halls. You may access What Should I Bring? for a list of recommended items to bring, a list of items provided in the residence hall and room, and a list of items prohibited in the ǧ�Ĺ�AV residence halls.

You will also find the listings on the "Move-In" tab of an individual residence hall page.

What happens if I do not like my roommate?

Most residents self-select their roommates through the ǧ�Ĺ�AV Housing Portal. For students who do not self-select, the Residence Life Staff puts a lot of effort into assigning compatible roommates, and we ask you to make every effort to work out minor issues.

However, in either case, there are several opportunities during the year for a student to find a new roommate and change rooms.

Can I stay on campus during the holidays or breaks?

Donovan Hall, Lewis Hall, Lewis Annex: The traditional residence halls close between semesters and for fall, winter, and spring breaks. Students should plan in advance and make arrangements for other housing during these times.

North Georgia Suites and The Commons: Remain open for fall, winter, and spring breaks.

Owen Hall apartments: Open during university holidays and breaks as well as open for summer semester through the last day of summer finals.

Is it possible to get a single or private room?
Both double and limited single room options are available in:

Lewis Hall (traditional style)

North Georgia Suites (suite style)

The Commons (suite style)

All rooms in Owen Hall are single occupancy.

No single rooms, only doubles in:

Donovan Hall and Lewis Annex (traditional style)

Patriot Hall (suite style)

Can I live off campus?

Full-time students who have not earned 60 semester hours and do not meet one of the exceptions to the Residence Policy must live on campus.

Students may live off-campus if they live with and commute daily from the permanent legal residence of parent(s) or grandparent(s) within 50 miles of the campus; are 21 years of age or older; or have completed 2 years of successful active military service.

Do I have to buy a meal plan?
Residents in the following halls are required to purchase a . Students are originally assigned an All Access Plan but may change to a 15 or 10 meal plan before or during drop-add.

Donovan Hall (traditional style)

Lewis Hall (traditional style)

Lewis Hall Annex (traditional style)

North Georgia Suites (suite style)

Patriot Hall (suite style)

The Commons (suite style)

Residents in the following hall do not have to purchase a meal plan.

Owen Hall (apartment style)

Additionally, there are food vendors in the following buildings:

Hoag Student Center: Food court and Einstein Bros. Bagels

Chestatee Building: Starbucks

Library Technology Center: Java City

Where can I do laundry and how much does it cost?

Laundry facilities are located in all Residence Halls for student convenience.

As of Spring 2024, the cost for a wash or dry is $1.75 per load. To purchase a wash or dry you will need to download the Speed Queen App and use Campus Cash to pay. Campus Cash through the Speed Queen App is the only form of payment that you can use, no other forms of payment are accepted.

Refer to the Laundry webpage for more information.

Can freshmen have a car on campus?

All students are allowed to have a car on campus as long as it is registered with Parking Services. All fees are included in student fees.

You may contact Parking Services for more information at 706-864-1697.

Can I paint/wallpaper my room?

No. There are a number of different people that utilize the residence hall rooms throughout the years, so permanent decorative changes are not allowed, including nails in walls.

What types of internet access are provided in the residence halls?
Each residence hall room is wired for computer access to the campus network. It is the student’s responsibility to have the appropriate configurations on his/her computer.

There are two wireless networks in the residence halls, ǧ�Ĺ�AV-RESNet-Media and ǧ�Ĺ�AV-RESNet. ǧ�Ĺ�AV-RESNet is devoted to connecting laptops, phones, and tablets.

ǧ�Ĺ�AV-RESNet-Media is used to connect any of your gaming or media devices. Links with all the information you need to get you up and running on ǧ�Ĺ�AV-RESNet-Media and ǧ�Ĺ�AV-RESNet are listed below.

For further assistance, please contact ǧ�Ĺ�AV IT Service Desk at 706-864-1922 or at helpdesk@ung.edu or utilize the QR code posted on the back of your residence hall door.

Do the residence halls have satellite or cable TV access?

ǧ�Ĺ�AV Residence Halls do not provide satellite or cable TV access, but students may want to bring their own streaming device (Roku, AppleTV, Chromecast, etc. to access television shows).

Do the residence halls have phone service?

Phone lines are not provided. All major cell carriers have service on campus.

How do I get mail?
You must have your key with you when you come to pick up your letter mail at the Central Post Office.

To assure delivery of mail and packages, always include full name and box number in your address.

Advise all correspondents that your mail should be addressed as follows:

First Name Last Name Box #

82 College Circle

Dahlonega, GA 30597

Storage space in the Post Office is limited. Mail should be checked weekly. If not, the mail is subject to being returned to sender or forwarded. (Ex: newspapers, packages)

Things to know about picking up parcels:

You will receive an email from ǧ�Ĺ�AV Postal Services for items that have a tracking number. Please read the email, as it will instruct you to show us the email (screenshots are okay) and your ID. You cannot pick up anyone else’s parcels unless special arrangements are made with Postal Services.

USPS Mail arrives in the morning, and during standard volume is processed by 11 a.m..

UPS, FedEx and DHL arrives on campus at the Logistics Warehouse before 2 p.m., and is transferred to the Post Office between 2:30 and 4 depending on volume.

If you have a tracking number from USPS, FedEx, DHL or UPS (not amazon) that says your item has been delivered and it has been more than 1 business day, but you still have not received an email from us, please bring your tracking number to the front window for us to assist you with tracking your item.

Packages sent using UPS, FedEx, or DHL
Your Address

Street Address: 82 College Circle

Zip Code: 30597

Be sure to include your box number on the same line as either your name or 82 College Circle

Your Address

Street Address: 82 College Circle

Zip Code: 30597

Be sure to include your box number on the same line as either your name or 82 College Circle

Receiving a UPS or FedEx package?

The best time to check is after 2:30 p.m. (11:30 a.m. summer Fridays)

Come prepared with your tracking number

What are the visitation policies in the residence halls?

Guests from outside the residence hall must be escorted at all times by their host. Guests from outside the residence hall, regardless of gender, must check in at the front desk.

Visitation hours for guests in Donovan Hall, Lewis Hall, Lewis Annex, North Georgia Suites, the non-cadet floor in Patriot Hall, and The Commons are 10 a.m. – midnight, Monday – Thursday, and 10 a.m. – 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Visitation hours for guests in Owen Hall are 10 a.m. - midnight, Monday - Thursday and weekend visitation hours are Friday at 10 a.m. - Sunday at midnight.

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Patriot Hall

Information

Meal Plans

Common Spaces

Visitation

Room Styles

Photos

Two person suite bedroom

Two person suite vanity

Two person suite bathroom

Four person suite bedroom

Four person suite vanity

Four person suite bathroom