McTyeire Hall

Located on the central campus, McTyeire offers easy access to dining and classroom facilities. It houses 97 upperclass women and men in single rooms. Residents live on the first and second floors. One Resident Adviser/Head Resident lives on the first floor and two live on the second floor. The Program Director and the program coordinators also reside in the building.

The McTyeire International House language programs help students improve their fluency in one of five foreign languages through daily use of the language and close communication with faculty and native speakers.

McTyeire, built in 1940 in collegiate gothic style, was the first dormitory for women. A complete renovation in 1992/1993 includes a tower entrance, a language library, and an expanded dining area. In 1997, McTyeire Hall earned a Metro Historical Commission top Architectural Award in the educational and institutional category.

McTyeire Hall is named for Methodist Bishop Holland N. McTyeire, first president of the Board of Trust.

Amenities include:
Information desk Dining Room for McTyeire residents Commodore Card access to building Central air conditioning Free University cable television service Free direct connection to campus network (ResNet) Free University telephone service (local calls only) Common area bath facilities		Fireplace Lounge Television Lounge Common kitchen facility with oven, stove, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator Carpeted corridors Custodial service in common areas, bathrooms and corridors Seminar Room Library

Furnishings include:
Bunkable bed Desk Desk Chair Chest		Bookshelf Window Blinds Carpeting