Panhellenic Living Learning Community

The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life staff, along with the Panhellenic Council, support the effort of a living learning community within the Housing and Residence Life Department. Hathorn & Cresswell Hall has been designated as the facility to host non-first-time freshmen Greek women in upperclassman classifications. The Panhellenic Council will work along the staff and students in Hathorn & Cresswell Hall to provide educational, social, academic, and service programming.

The chapter will be responsible for providing the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life a list of all women interested in living in the residence hall, Hathorn & Cresswell Hall, by the designated times. The goal is for every chapter to be assigned and fill at least 1 wing. More space can be made available if necessary. Here are how assignments will work:

The chapter will promote to their members who are interested in living in Hathorn & Cresswell .
Begin having them sign-up.
Once names have been given to you, please type in these names into a spreadsheet and email back to staff member.
A chapter decides what wing or entire floor you want your members to live on (This is a first come, first serve process). Once a chapter tells us that they want a certain wing or certain floor and they have all their names, then staff will confirm with the chapter their wing/floor assignments. The earlier you get it to staff, the more likely you will have priority on the floor.
Once assignments have been confirmed and forms turned in, students interested in Hathorn Hall will need to complete two separate online steps on their housing portal. Both steps required.
- They will have two weeks to complete the RSVP housing application which includes confirming their roommate request. This just says I want to live in MSU Housing.
- MSU Housing will send them an email to notify them of their assignment and ask them to sign their housing contract. They must sign this contract during these days in order to live on-campus.