Office of Residence Life
The Residence Life program is designed to support, extend and complement academic life by encouraging students to learn from one another and to cultivate a respectful environment that is intellectually stimulating and fun. The office assigns rooms to all undergraduate residents and maintains wait-lists for single rooms. The Community Advisor staff live among the students and work with students to build an inclusive community. The Residence Life staff assist students who may experience roommate conflicts and provide support in other areas as needed.
The Office of Residence Life staff are working remotely and can be contacted by emailing reslife@lesley.edu. You may also call the Office at 617.349.8585 and leave a message as we check the voice mailbox regularly. The Office of Residence Life's hours of operation are Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
You may reach out to the Residence Life department for many reasons:
- Want to live in on-campus housing
- Request to live with a roommate
- Place your name on a waiting list for a single room
- Roommate conflict and you want to discuss next steps
- Experiencing some difficulty in your living environment
- Questions about Room Lottery
- Inquire about how to apply to be a Community Advisor
While we are working remotely, the best way for you to reach out to us is by emailing reslife@lesley.edu. They may also call the Office number, 617.349.8585 and leave a message. Once we receive an email or a message, we will be happy to schedule a meeting if needed.
If you are a new student, please contact your Admissions counselor and they will be able to provide you with the information you need.
As a currently, enrolled student, you should e-mail reslife@lesley.edu and a staff person will provide you with the Housing deposit link and meet with you to answer your questions.
All students can place their name on a waiting list for a single room. Students should remember that single rooms are limited so they are encouraged to find a person to be a roommate. New students can request to live with someone if they have met someone they would like to share a room with, or the Residence staff will match people randomly.