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Discover St. Clair Hall!

St. Clair Hall is located near the north end of campus, near the tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, and intramural field. It is just a short walk from the gym and has parking lots right outside of the dorm. Approximately 120 male students live here each year, made up of all class years. Rooms are arranged in hallway style, with bathrooms in each hallway. St. Clair shares a lobby and lounge area with its sister hall, Johnson Hall.

Amenities

Gender - Male
Style - Hall
Twin XL Bed
Furnished
Game Room
Laundry Facility
Study Room
TV Lounge

Sample Room

Room Layout

View the room layout and dimensions for a sample room in this residence hall.

Meet the RD

Photo of Derek Woodall

Derek Woodall

Resident Director for McChesney and St. Clair

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Education: Accelerated B.A./M.Div from Cedarville University
Where I'm From: Rochester, NY
Hobbies: Reading, coffee, pickleball, hanging with friends and family, Greek and Hebrew, sports and exercise, and hiking!
Favorite book: An Introduction to the Making and Meaning of the Bible by Michael Shepherd, Knowing God by J.I. Packer, A Gospel Primer by Milton Vincent.
Favorite Place: Boyne City with family or anywhere that has the beach or mountains.
Favorite Snacks: Krispy Kreme Donuts, light roast coffee, raisinets, sour watermelon candy, French fries, and more.

Community at St. Clair

Spiritual Life

Spiritual development/mentoring happens in St. Clair through a combined effort between the Resident Director (RD), the Resident Assistants (RAs), and several students on the halls who are in "unofficial" leadership positions. The RD meets with students on a regular basis, but spends a lot of time investing in the RAs to help better equip and challenge them to reach the guys on their hall (2 Tim. 2:2). RAs see to develop community on the hall and organize events like hall meals, bro/sis meals, bro/sis events, hall Bible studies, and others.

Traditions

St. Clair and McChesney hold an annual dodgeball tournament and an annual Bro/Sis Battles Competition in combination with their sister halls on campus. A fall Bro/Sis Cookout event takes place to kick off the start to the new school year. Other impromptu weekend mini tournaments take place throughout the year, including things like pingpong and football games. It's also very common that halls will form intramural teams that play together in events like basketball, ultimate, flag football, volleyball, and more.

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The Face Behind the Place

Ever wondered where our residence halls got their names? Explore the history of St. Clair Hall's namesake, , and see the impact that he had on Cedarville's legacy.