Residence Life

Residence Life

Why should I Live on campus?

When it comes to finding a place to live, we know you have choices and we are happy you picked us. Please feel free to browse our pages to get acquainted with what we have to offer.

Top 10 Reasons to Live on Campus

  1. Be More Involved: Living on campus helps you develop social skills, stay connected, and become more involved in campus life.
  2. Convenience: Be closer to classes, the library, dining facilities, and other campus resources.
  3. Avoid Traffic: Skip the daily commute and spend less time dealing with traffic and parking.
  4. Friendships: Build meaningful friendships and connections with other students who live nearby.
  5. Social Skills: Learn to communicate, compromise, and work effectively with others.
  6. Better Grades: Students who live on campus often earn higher GPAs than those who commute.
  7. Graduate Sooner: Campus residents are more likely to complete their degrees in less time.
  8. Campus Activities: Participate in clubs, organizations, events, and leadership opportunities.
  9. Personal Development: Gain independence while learning responsibility and life skills in a supportive community.
  10. Safety and Support: Residence Life staff and Campus Police are available to provide assistance and support when needed.

Mission

To provide a living and learning environment, along with opportunities and guidance, that assists students in achieving their goals.

This mission can only be achieved by a dedicated staff and programs focused on the following core values:

  • Commitment to Service
  • Personal Growth
  • Student-Centered Approach
  • Academic Achievement
  • Meaningful Relationships
  • Integrity

Department Information

Our business hours are Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. You may reach our office staff by phone, email, or virtual meeting times by phone at 520-494-5470 or email at rlstaff@centralaz.edu. For direct contact with a staff member, please see the contact information in the staff profile section at the bottom of this page.

The Staff

The Residence Life staff consists of full-time professional staff, part-time student staff, Residence Hall Association (RHA) leaders, and a team of Resident Assistants. Each group plays a crucial role in ensuring residents have a living and learning environment that enhances their college experience.

Director of Housing and Residence Life

Michael Visconti

Contact for assistance with questions about:

  • Leadership and Strategic Planning
  • Student Experience and Community Development
  • Staff Supervision and Development
  • Housing and Residence Life Policies

Email: michael.visconti@centralaz.edu
Phone: Call 520-494-5471

Housing Operations Specialist

Jamileh Powers

Contact us for assistance with questions about:

  • eRezLife account support
  • Housing application status
  • Residence hall tours
  • General Housing and Residence Life questions

Email: jamileh.powers@centralaz.edu
Phone: Call 520-494-5470

Compendium

The Residence Life Compendium [PDF] has been developed and contains the rules and requirements for on campus living.

Ombuds Program

The Ombudsman Program provides confidential, neutral, independent and informal assistance to those who have concerns arising from or affecting their studies at Central Arizona College. We welcome all students. We listen to students and offer information about policies and procedures, and help students examine options for resolving concerns. We are committed to building a respectful and collaborative community at Central Arizona College.

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