Shilling
Hall
Shilling is a wonderful classroom building
and is one of the oldest on campus.
It offers many different sized classrooms
some of which are "smart rooms"
which offers many technology options for camps
or conferences visiting campus. It also has
a very well stocked computer lab on the lower
level and is home to many department offices.
It is equipped with heating and air. During
the year it is a busy place and during the
summer is no exception, many camps and conferences
find this building useful when needing to
teach, lecture, or have a basic meeting.
Richards Treat
University Center (RTUC)
This building is home to many
different useful rooms, places to get food and
different things that are useful to camps and
conferences. the lower level of this building
is home to three large meeting rooms which are
connected by air walls that can be removed to
make them one large room or one large room and
one smaller room. Also there are two smaller
rooms that can be used for meetings. These rooms
can accommodate various possible set-ups a camp
or conference may request. The picture below
is the main dining room in RTUC. The cafeteria
serves well balanced meals as many times as
your camp or conference would like to have them.
There is also a Quizno's in RTUC that will open
for large camps, and a small grill restaurant
that will also open for larger camps.
Residence Halls
Millikin University's residence halls are all
available for use by the summer camps and conferences.
They are gender specific during the school year
but can be used to accommodate whatever need
your specific conference may have. Also, all
residence halls come equipped with their own
laundry facilities. Washers run about $.75 per
load and dryers are $.50 per load.
Oakland
Hall
Oakland hall is a co-ed air conditioned
dorm with enough room for 210 people. It's
a very spacious air conditioned hall with
large lounges suitable for a gathering area
or hang out place. Oakland also is home to
a 24 hour computer lab and laundry facilities.
Rooms are set up suite style where two rooms
share one bathroom. There are also quads available
in Oakland which are 4 single rooms with a
spacious living room and 2 baths.
Blackburn
Hall
Blackburn hall is home to 90 women
on three floors during the school year and
also holds on of Millikin's 24 hour computer
labs. It is an air conditioned hall with spacious
lounges on every floor. There is also a very
spacious basement that most students find
very comforting to hold meetings in during
the school year. Also, laundry facilities
are available to guests wanting to do their
laundry.
Hessler
Hall
Hessler hall houses 128 busy students
during the year, both male and fe-male. There
are many perks to living in Hessler Hall.
It is one of the air conditioned residence
halls on campus, with laundry facilities and
a kitchen on the ground floor. Hessler is
located directly across from Oakland hall,
the coffee shop and the Millikin University
Bookstore.
Aston
Hall
This hall is very important to Millikin's
history since it is one of the original buildings
on campus. It is big enough to hold 90 people.
During the regular school year this residence
hall is used to house all women. The rooms
are very spacious with tall clings and big
windows. The bathroom facilities are set-up
in a community bathroom type setting. There
are lounges on each floor with seating areas.
Vending machines are located on the bottom
floor as well as laundry facilities. Also,
Aston is home to Millikin very first kitchen
which has be re-modeled to be a modern kitchen
for it's residents.
Walker
Hall
Walker hall during a regular school
year is home to more than 80 women on three
floors. During the summer of 2003 Walker went
through an interior facelift and received
new beds desks, carpet and a new paint job.
Like the two halls attached to it (Blackburn
and Aston) Walkers residents share community
bathrooms. The ground floor of this hall is
where guests will find pay phones, vending
machines and the safety and security office.
Walker hall is located in the middle of BWA.
This is the name that Millikin faculty and
students have given to the three main girls
halls Blackburn, Walker, Aston. They are joined
together by glass walk-ways called fishbowls.
Mills
Hall
This hall is very well used during
the year since it is home to more than 180
first year men. During the summer residence
like it because it is spacious with wonderful
window views. The first floor lounge has microwave,
ice machine and plenty of available seating
for a small group meeting or gathering.
For more information
Conference & Meeting Service
Walker Hall
Phone 217-424-3973
