The Residential Life Program mission is to provide for a conducive, safe, and collegial learning environment and promote academic success, cultural awareness, and life skills to residents.
The Residence Halls are designed to be residences in which students can study, mature, and acquire lasting friendship. The diversity of people, values, and lifestyles establishes a positive environment in which residents further their educational development.
Dorm
There are two residential halls at the main campus at Uliga; Enra and Kumit. In the Uliga Residence Halls students are able to use the facilities on campus which includes:
- A kitchen to where they will prepare their own meals
- Computer Lab to work on their academic studies
- Volleyball for playing games with their friends
- Basketball court
- Fitness Center and many more!
| Rooms | Total of Rooms | Amount of occupants |
|---|---|---|
|
Enra rooms |
9 rooms total |
Four – Six Students |
|
Kumit rooms |
12 rooms total |
Four – Five Students |
Our other residence campus is located towards the other end of Majuro, CMI Arrak campus. We have two residential halls to occupy either male and female residents each semester. The students occupying this space are dorm residents that are considered “continuing” students.
- Each room can accommodate a maximum of 4 occupants, depending on the number of students we have per semester.
- Each hall includes rooms with a bathroom, and one room that can accomodate a total of 6 students that share a community bathroom and shower.
- The campus offers a cafeteria that serves all three meals per day, spacious lounge area, workshop space with a pull up screen and white board.
- Other areas on campus include a computer lab, a community library with computers installed for the community to utilize for online projects or studies.
- We have our own campus nurse who is on call 24/7 for emergency cases.
- Our Security department staff is on 24/7 for safety & security purposes.
- Both the Director of Arrak and Residential Coordinator also live on campus to monitor and attend for the residents throughout the entire semesters.
Hours of Operation
| Days | Hours |
|---|---|
|
Monday-Friday |
8:00AM-5:00PM |
|
Saturday-Sunday |
CLOSED |
|
Holidays |
CLOSED |
Forms and Contracts
- Residence Halls Application (PDF)
- Rental Agreements
- Residence Halls Rules and Policies
- File a misdemeanor and complaint form (PDF)
- Break housing extension request form
- Fall semester early arrival request (PDF)
- Summer housing application (PDF)
- Visitor’s Pass (PDF)
- Program Review Assessments (FACETS) 2019-2021
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I qualify to stay in the dorms?
- Current grades and GPA 2.0 and above
- No families on Majuro
- No past violations and good record as a dorm resident
- Approved by required signatures from department heads
How many people can fit in one room?
Depending on how many students apply for that semester. 4-6 residents can be assigned to the rooms
Do I need to pay for a meal plan or how do I get my meals?
You will have to purchase a meal plan at the school bookstore, or buy your food and cook at the resident’s kitchen area.
What time is quiet hours?
- 8:00 pm – 10:00 am on weekdays
- 12:00 am- 10:00 am on weekends and holidays
Meet our Staff
The Residence Coordinator and few selected Student Resident Assistants supervise the residence and work with students to plan events, activities and to ensure safety to the CMI Residents.
Alik, Begonia Saipweirik
Email: balik@cmi.edu
Contact Numbers:
Office: (692) 625-2504 Ext:303
Cellphone: (692) 455-1693
Hours: 4:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Current Resident Assistants:
- James Bulles (Arrak)
- Anji Manini (Arrak)
- Mackner Lome (Uliga)
- Sara Rema (Uliga)
