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Pearce Hall
Pearce Hall is a four-floor male residence hall for freshmen students. Located on the north end of campus, Pearce Hall is right next door to Geneva’s tennis courts. Each room houses two students and there is one common bathroom per floor. Network Internet access with two ports is available in each room and a main lounge with recreational equipment is available on the ground floor.
Resident Assistants are available on each floor and floor activities are designed to help new students adjust to college life as well as to build community. A popular Pearce activity is playing Little Bat on the tennis courts, a derivative of baseball with small wooden bats and tennis balls.
Pearce is overseen by a resident director (RD) and staffed with a discipleship coordinator (DC), health coordinator (HC), residential council representative and one resident assistant (RA) per floor.
The residential council representative serves as the hall’s voice in the Student Union. They interact with you to find out what your day to day needs are as students. Once they see or hear your needs they make them known to proper audiences so that further actions can be taken to bring about change.