Residence Halls
Lawrenson Hall
Built in 1973, Lawrenson Hall is home to 438 students. It is one of two high rise residence halls at UNC and is the tallest building in Greeley.
Lawrenson has 17 floors and offers a Wellness Living Community. Lawrenson hall is unique because is offers true apartment style
living in both four- 
and two-person apartments. Four person rooms have a living-dining area, a private bathroom, two double bedrooms, and a kitchen equipped with a refrigerator and stove/oven. While the two person efficiency apartments have more of a loft feel with a private bathroom
and are equipped with a space-saver microwave, refrigerator and sink area.
All rooms are air-conditioned, carpeted and furnished. Upper classmen living in this hall are not required to carry a meal plan. However, many students choose to supplement cooking their own meals in their kitchen with an Optional Bear Plan.
The laundry facilities are located in the basement and the first floor has a television lounge where students can hang out, get involved in Hall Council activities, or play foosball. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day for students to get change, pick up packages, and check out equipment.
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“Lawrenson has the most diverse population of any residence hall on-campus. Our community welcomes students from 22 states, nine countries, and five continents. We have first-year, upper-class, and graduate students studying over 35 majors from all six colleges. Every day, students communicate in Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, French, English, Gaelic, Cantonese, Spanish, Thai, and American Sign Language. Our diversity gives the residents of our community ample opportunity to learn more about the world in which they live, learn, and lead.”
-Shawn Brackett, Hall Director for Lawrenson Hall
“I love the community here! There is always someone there when you need them!” – Kyla Scherr, senior Psychology major
“Lawrenson’s apartment rooms offer wonderful freedom and comfort while retaining the many benefits of residence hall living.” – Spenser Lee, sophomore English-Secondary Education major