Mayfield Place

Mayfield Place is the site for the Mayfield Living\Learning Lodge Program. It sits on the southern fringe of the Lewis/Morgan courtyard. The semi-circle shaped complex is located near the Student Recreation Center and most althletic facilites.

Mayfield offers a unique living arrangement designed for 200 undergraduates living in 20 lodges with 10 residents each. Each two-story lodge has 10 single bedrooms, a common area, two baths, a microwave, a 21 inch stove, a sink, and a full-size refrigerator. All are fully carpeted and air-conditioned. There are five bedrooms and one bath on each floor, and the floors are connected by a wooden staircase. The living room area is 12' x 16' and the kitchen is 4' x 16'. The dimensions of the bedrooms are 8' x 12'.

A 24 hour information desk is available in nearby Lewis House.

Mayfield Place was built in 1977 and named for Dr. George Mayfield.

Amenities include:
One-inch vertical blinds Storage closet for food Central air-conditioning Free university cable television service Free university telephone service (local calls only) Free direct connection to campus network (ResNet) in fall of 1997		Custodial service in common area baths and corridors Kitchen cabinets and formica countertops Microwave Full-size refrigerator Sink

Furnishings
Common Area: Fully Carpeted Loveseat Two lounge chairs Two lamp tables One coffee table One dining table and chairs		Individual Rooms: Fully Carpeted Bed Desk Chair Built in clothes closet Dresser Lamp