Housing Forms
Prospective Students
If you've been accepted to Lewis & Clark for Fall 2008, it will be necessary for you to complete housing materials on or before May 23, 2008. Minimally you must complete and return a Housing Contract and Roommate Questionnaire. If you are interested in applying for a theme floor you should also submit a completed Theme Floor Application. For upper division students who are transferring a minimum of 28 credits and have significant residential experience at another institution, application information for the campus apartments will be posted here on or about February 29, 2008. Continuing Students
If you are currently enrolled at Lewis & Clark, all housing related forms are listed here. They are also available in the Office of Campus Living if you have trouble downloading or printing the forms. Housing information for the 2008-09 academic year are available now for the campus apartments. However, pricing for the 08-09 academic year will not be available until late February. For residence halls, renewal information will be available on Monday, March 3 and sent to all current residents through the campus mail. Deadline for Application to campus apartments is Friday, March 14, 2008. The housing lottery for residence halls is Thursday, April 10, 2008. After these dates, assignments will be made on a space available basis. Summer Housing
When completing forms for summer housing at Lewis & Clark, please pay particular attention to the notation markings to be sure you are completing the correct forms. These forms are also available at the Office of Campus Living or you may request they be sent to you through the mail by contacting sjb@lclark.edu. The Summer Housing page has general information including the options available, pricing structure, check-in procedures etc. Green Power Initiative
Beginning in the Fall of 2007 every student enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences had the opportunity to contribute $20 per academic year to the purchase of green energy. For each contribution, the College will purchase 1,333 kWh of clean, renewable energy. The $20 will go directly to the purchase of Green Tags from the Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF), a non-profit organization based in Portland, Oregon. Each Green Tag represents a specific amount of electricity from a wind turbine, a solar panel or another renewable energy source.
In it's first year 2007-08, fewer than 4% of undergraduate students chose to opt-out of the Green Power Initiative. Let's keep up the good work in 2008-09. If you decide to opt out of the program, you must enter your ID# and Name below. Be sure to check the open box before hitting the Submit button.
Your choice for non-participation is only effective for the 2008-09 academic year and the deadline for submission of this form is September 16, 2008.
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