Students agree that the residence halls at Converse are more than places to sleep. They are places to develop friendships, have fun, share spirit, and learn about other people.

Undergraduate Community Advisors (CAs) live on each residence hall floor and serve as peer advisors and program coordinators. Graduate and Converse II students serve as Resident Counselors (RCs). Assistant Directors (AD) of Residential Life are professional staff with master's degrees who also live as the RCs do in a residence hall to handle the overall administration of the residence halls. They can help you with room keys, maintenance requests, other facilities–related needs, or personal concerns. The Director of Residential Life is a full–time professional staff member in the Office of Campus Life and is available to help with your overall residential life experience at Converse. Faculty are also sometimes involved in the residence halls.

The Converse residence halls are truly centers for living and learning. Living on-campus adds much fun, uniqueness, and excitement to your college experience.