Dormatory
Your housing
You will be staying on campus in a dorm setting and assigned to a room with one roommate. We trust you will settle in comfortably and want you to consider your dorm room a ‘home away from home’. Rooms are furnished with a twin sized bed, wardrobe with hanging space, and both a shower and toilet. There is also shared storage space underneath the bed for suitcases and storage bins.
Suggested Packing List
Clothing:
- Casual clothing and shoes suitable for NW living
- Rainboots
- Umbrella
- Rain jacket
- Hiking boots
- Durable clothing for working outside and in a commercial kitchen
- Close-toed shoes (not required, but bring if you have them)
- Jeans/pants that are not ripped (no leggings or sweatpants during work shifts)
- Church and special occasion clothing
- One piece swimsuit (gals) swim trunks (guys)
Personal Supplies
- Twin sized sheets, blanket, comforter & pillows
- First aid kit - band aids, ointments, cold medicine, pain reliever, thermometer, etc.
- Personal toiletries, soaps & medications
- Laundry detergent & hamper (iron and ironing board provided)
- Hangers
- Towels, bath mat & washcloths
- Swimming towel
- Bicycle / lock (optional)
- Stamps / Stationery
- Bible, pens, notebook
- Personal ID & insurance card (International Interns: Visa, paperwork and proof of insurance)
- Spending money
Travel/School Trips
- Backpack or tote bag
- Overnight bag/suitcase
- Water bottle
- Sleeping bag
- Flashlight / Headlamp
International Interns:
Bedding, towels and pillow will be provided.
To Bring or Not to Bring…That is the question.
The interest of comfort and safety of all students, please consider the following list as you are preparing for your arrival at Adelphia. This list is not intended to be exhaustive. If in question, please contact us.
Poster/Artwork
- Sticky Tac for hanging posters/art
- Portable musical instruments
- Camera
- Small area rug
- Electric blanket
- Power strip
- Laundry hamper
- Alarm clock
- Laptop
- Candle warmer
- Electric kettle with automatic shut-off
- Pets (small fish bowls are OK)
- TV / video games
- Refrigerator (available in dining hall)
- Large musical instruments (call first)
- Microwave (available in dining hall)
- Space heater
- Firearms / fireworks
- Drugs / Alcohol / Tobacco
- Large exercise equipment
- Electric cooking appliances - Toaster oven
- Hotpot, Popcorn popper, etc.
- Nails / Tacks for walls
- Command hooks
Good to Know:
- It is very windy living by the lake, and rainy - you will often be walking 'camp' style grounds through gravel, dirt and grass, so consider packing waterproof shoes and warm, waterproof layers.
- Students must supply their own twin-size sheets, blankets, comforter, pillow and towel.
- There are free laundry facilities available near the dorms, which are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Storage space is limited, but there is room for storage underneath the outside deck, and under the beds, and a wardrobe is provided for every student.
- Wireless Internet access is available for student use in the Fireside Café and Student Lounge, but not in the dorms.
- Students may bring personal laptops for use outside of the classroom, but they are not required.
- Students are welcome to remain in dorms during Holiday breaks, although meals during those times cannot be guaranteed if they are not specifically scheduled to work. (does not apply to International Interns)
- Students are free to leave campus whenever class or work are not scheduled. We require an overnight sign-out for emergency purposes only.
Roommate Survey
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Fireside Lounge
Although student dormitories and classroom do not wifi, we provide it in our Fireside Lounge. Fireside is open and available 24/7, and students are welcome to browse the internet, host game nights, study, etc.. It's stocked with coffee, tea, games.
