Official On-Campus Housing
Conference Housing
As of 2023, we have re-evaluated our summer conference program, in the context of emerging priorities with our residential physical plant. Our priority is to provide the best living accommodations for our academic year students. We must use the summer months to complete critical maintenance and repair projects at our facilities. In order to achieve this:
• We have limited conferences, camps, and programs to those that are sponsored by UB departments and composed primarily of current or admitted UB students.
• These programs must take place between June 1 and July 31 with stays meeting a minimum number of nights.
• Availability must first accommodate summer school, orientation, EOP and all other primary residential groups.
• For groups comprised of non-UB students, specific requirements must be met, and requests will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis to ensure the program supports the University or Campus Living mission, and aids in retention or recruitment efforts, particularly of underrepresented populations.
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Locations
Locations vary from year to year as we use the summer months to complete critical maintenance and repair projects at our facilities. Assignments are typically determined by mid-spring. Available locations may include:
| Ellicott Complex | Governors Complex | Greiner Hall |
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Up to 3,000 beds in 1, 2, 3 or 4 person rooms | Up to 800 beds in double rooms | Up to 600 beds in suite-style, double rooms
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| Six separate quads – Evans, Fargo, Red Jacket, Richmond, Spaulding and Wilkeson (may not all be available during summer months) | Four separate halls – Lehman, Dewey, Roosevelt and Clinton (some or all may not be available during summer months) | One building |
| Common area bathrooms | Common area bathrooms | Semi-private bathrooms located within suites |
| Air-conditioned lounges (fans available for guest rooms) | Air-conditioned lounges (fans available for guest rooms) | Fully air-conditioned (all public areas and sleeping rooms) |
| Free laundry on first floor | Free laundry on lower level | Free laundry on each floor |
| Access to C3 dining hall and Ellicott Food Court; public kitchenettes on many floors | Public kitchenettes on each floor | Access to C3 dining hall and Ellicott Food Court; public kitchenettes on each floor |
| 10 minute walk to North Campus academic spine | Situated on North Campus academic spine | 10 minute walk to North Campus academic spine |
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| South Campus Halls |
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Up to 900 beds in double rooms |
Goodyear & Clement Halls |
| Semi-private bathrooms shared with adjoining rooms |
Air-conditioned lounges (fans available for guest rooms) |
| Free laundry on every floor |
| Public kitchenettes on each floor |
| Free access to Goodyear Fitness Center |
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Dates Available
- Approximately June 1 to July 31. To explore exceptions to these dates contact Jim Zielinski at jdz2@buffalo.edu.
Floor Plans, Details & Photos
Service Options & Rates
- All rooms are furnished with extra-long twin beds, dressers, desks, chairs, nightstands and lamps. Residents must bring bed linen, towels, and other personal items.
- Please contact Campus Living for future rate information.
Request Summer Housing
For additional information, please contact:
Jim Zielinski
Associate Director Housing Services
716-645-0285
jdz2@buffalo.edu
To begin the process of reserving summer housing for your group, please complete an online housing Summer Conference request form. A Campus Living staff member will contact you to discuss your submission and not all requests will be approved. Requests must be submitted by March 1.
Summer Programs Contact
Jim Zielinski
Associate Director Housing Services
Campus Living
106 Red Jacket Quad
Buffalo, NY 14261
716-645-0285
Fax: (716) 645-3968
jdz2@buffalo.edu
Full-Service Conference Planning
Our Conferences Operations & Services team can handle everything you need including meals, meeting space, recreation areas, A/V equipment and more.
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