Residence Halls

South Plains College provides opportunities for full-time students to live on the Levelland Campus. The College maintains six residence halls for men, five residence halls for women and Smallwood Apartments for men and women. SPC accommodates 774 students living on campus.

All residence halls are furnished and air-conditioned, providing a comfortable living environment. Most residence halls feature a central lobby where residents may meet with friends to enjoy television programs or other activities. Residence halls also feature vending machines and access to on-campus laundry facilities. Each hall or apartment has Internet capability. The use of security cameras and card access is incorporated into selected residential facilities to provide safety and security for our on-campus residents.

Food services for students living in residence halls are provided in Texan Hall, the college dining facility. Texan Hall is located in the Student Center. Meals are prepared by a staff of professional cooks under the management of Great Western Dining Service, Inc.

College residence halls and the dining hall are closed during Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring Break.

The residence hall program is supervised by the Student Housing Office under the guidance of the Dean and Associate Dean of Students. The college strives to provide an atmosphere in its residence halls that is conducive to the educational purpose and mission of the college. Residence hall personnel also realize that in addition to classroom knowledge, a student may also learn a great deal about group living and the social skills required to cooperatively interact with others. College housing rules and regulations are enforced to ensure a proper setting for learning and at the same time to help residents develop a sense of self-responsibility.

Residential housing is available on the Levelland Campus for students enrolled in a minimum course load of 15 semester hours. All students requesting on-campus housing are required to submit an application for housing and a required deposit. Acceptance is contingent upon availability and approval of the Dean of Students.

To apply for campus housing, students must submit the following items:

• Application for Housing Form;
• $100 Deposit;
• Contract for Housing and Food Service;

Application materials can be obtained online at: http://www.southplainscollege.edu/campuslife/residencehalls.php.

Students residing in college housing are under contract with South Plains College. This contract is an agreement to remain in college housing for the balance of the school year, beginning with the contract date. A $100 deposit is required to retain a room reservation. The Application for Housing form, the $100 deposit, the signed housing contract, and personal photograph must be on file with the Student Housing Office before a room is assigned. Those who have signed a contract and decide not to enroll in this institution must cancel their contract before the dates indicated below:

ALL UNCLAIMED SPACES IN COLLEGE HOUSING WILL BE DECLARED VACANT AT 8:00 A.M. ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSES, AND THE ROOM DEPOSIT FORFEITED.

A student’s withdrawal from college housing during the course of a semester constitutes a breach of contract. Should this occur for reasons other than illness or involuntary withdrawal from college, the student will forfeit the deposit. Students involuntarily withdrawing will be refunded room and board prorated on the date of withdrawal and the deposit less damages.

All students who reside in residence halls obtain room and meals in a package plan for a unit price. Students are expected to furnish their own bed linens, towels, pillows, and other personal convenience items. Students residing in the Smallwood Apartments are charged only for apartment rent with utilities furnished. Meal plans are available to apartment residents and may be purchased through Great Western Dining at the Texan Hall. Room and meal charges for residence halls are due at the time of registration.

Residence Hall Food Plan

South Plains College provides students living in residence halls continuous meal service. Students are allowed to use food service facilities as often as they like during posted hours of operation. The rates shown below are for continuous meal service at any time the dining hall is open. The dining hall will remain open from breakfast until after the evening meal Monday through Friday. Weekend hours are from 9:00-9:30 a.m., 12:00-1:00 p.m. and 5:00-6:00 p.m.

Room and Meal Rates per Semester

Room and meal costs listed here are charged on a per semester basis and include sales tax. Students may request a private room for an additional fee. Such requests are granted on a space available basis. The rate for the Smallwood Apartments DOES NOT include meal service.

Installment Payment Dates

Students desiring to pay apartment or residence hall room and meal charges in installments may do so by request. These installments are due on or before each of the following dates:

Frazier, Stroud, Forrest Halls (Men) These three halls are identical in floor plan and furnishings. Each room houses two men and is furnished with twin beds, desk, chest, wardrobe closets, a lavatory, basic cable, and wireless Internet connections. Remodeled community bathrooms are located in each wing. Laundry facilities are available in all three residence halls. This dormitory is protected by a security camera system for the safety and security of on-campus residents.
Lamar Hall (Men) Lamar Hall features a suite arrangement with a private bathroom between two rooms. Each room is shared by two men and furnished with two beds, a desk, chest, closets, a lavatory, basic cable, and wireless Internet connections. Laundry facilities are also located in Lamar Hall. This dormitory is protected by a security camera system for the safety and security of on-campus residents.
Magee Hall (Men) Returning sophomore students receive preference for rooms in Magee Hall. All rooms are suites. Each resident has a private bedroom with a single bed, desk, chest, closet and basic cable. Each two residents share a comfortably furnished living area with couch, chairs, large shelf unit and two lavatories. A bathroom is located between each of two rooms and is shared by four residents. All rooms are carpeted. Magee also has a central laundry facility. Rooms have wireless Internet connections.
Tubb Hall (Women)/Southwest Hall (Men) Tubb and Southwest Hall, the most recently built SPC residence halls, features suite-style living with two bedrooms and two bathrooms in each suite to accommodate four students. Each room within the suite is furnished with two beds, two closets, two desks, carpet and basic cable. This facility is secured by a card access and security camera system to provide safety and security to on-campus residents. Residents will have access to laundry rooms, a computer lab, full kitchens and public and private lobby areas. Rooms have wireless Internet connections.
North Sue Spencer, South Sue Spencer, Gillespie Halls (Women) North Sue, South Sue and Gillespie provide a suite arrangement with two women sharing a room. A bathroom with shower is located between rooms and shared by the four residents. Rooms are furnished with carpet, two beds, chest, study desks and chairs, bookshelf, two closets and basic cable. Each hall has a private lobby for use only by residents and laundry facilities. These facilities are secured by a card access and security camera system to provide safety and security to on-campus residents. Rooms have wireless Internet connections.
Baker Center Addition (Women) Baker Center rooms are located in Gillespie and South Sue, adjacent to the Baker Center central lobby. Fourteen (14) rooms are available. These rooms are much larger than the average dorm room, have carpet, mini-blinds, large bathroom area with storage, double lavatories, a tub and shower combination and basic cable. This facility is secured with a card access and security camera system to provide safety and security to our on-campus residents. Rooms have wireless Internet connections.
Smallwood Apartments (Women & Men) The Smallwood Complex features six apartment units by building: three buildings house men and three buildings house women. Four students share an apartment which is carpeted, completely furnished, air-conditioned and have mini-blind window coverings. The split level floor plan features a combination living-kitchen area, one bedroom and private bath downstairs and a loft bedroom and private bath upstairs. Wireless internet is available to all Smallwood residents. Rent includes all utilities.
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