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	~~'''Pavek Hall''' is the newest~~ of the four ~~high~~ ~~rises~~ ~~high-rise~~ ~~residence~~ ~~halls~~ on the campus of ] (NDSU). The $3.9 million dollar project finished in 1987 and is located on the Southwest corner of the quadrangle of the high-rise residence halls. At nine-~~stories~~ tall it is one of the tallest buildings in the area. Average occupancy is around 280 students. Pavek has a mixture of freshman and upperclassmen as well as male and female residents. The residence live single-gender by floor and co-ed by "House." First floor has accommodating for individuals who require the assistance of a wheelchair, floors 2 through 5 are reserved for freshman, while 6th through 9th are mostly upperclassman. Pavek is also connected to the other four high-rises through tunnels that also connect to the West Dining Center and ACE tutoring.		Newest of the four High Rises,'''Pavek Hall''' stands proudly on the scenic campus of ] (NDSU). The $3.9 million dollar project finished in 1987 and is located on the Southwest corner of the quadrangle of the high-rise residence halls. This Pavek nine-story tall beauty is one of the tallest buildings in the area. The hall boasts suite style living and an air cooler system to keep life comfortable in the warm months and steam heat to keep students warm when the winter hits. Each suite gets there own bathroom and shower. Average occupancy is around 280 students. Pavek has a mixture of freshman and upperclassmen as well as male and female residents. The residence live single-gender by floor and co-ed by "House." First floor has accommodating for individuals who require the assistance of a wheelchair, floors 2 through 5 are reserved for freshman, while 6th through 9th are mostly upperclassman. Pavek is also connected to the other four high-rises through tunnels that also connect to the West Dining Center and ACE tutoring.

	== History ==		== History ==
	Pavek Hall received ~~its~~ name in recognition of F. Leslie Pavek, Vice President of Student Affairs. Pavek was born in Grand Forks, ND on May 27, 1929. In 1952 he graduated from the ] (UND) with a Bachelor of Science. He then went on to earn his Masters in 1960 and his Doctorate in 1968 from UND. In 1968 Pavek was appointed Dean of Students. Then in 1974 he was appointed Vice President of Student Affairs. In 1990 Pavek retired after 23 years of service to NDSU.		Pavek Hall received it's name in recognition of F. Leslie Pavek, Vice President of Student Affairs. Pavek was born in Grand Forks, ND on May 27, 1929. In 1952 he graduated from the ] (UND) with a Bachelor of Science. He then went on to earn his Masters in 1960 and his Doctorate in 1968 from UND. In 1968 Pavek was appointed Dean of Students. Then in 1974 he was appointed Vice President of Student Affairs. In 1990 Pavek retired after 23 years of service to NDSU.

	== Staff ==		== Staff ==
	Employed by ], Pavek Hall is run by a live-in Professional Hall Director.<ref>http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/professional_staff_directory/</ref> Under the supervision of the Hall Director, 8 paraprofessional staff members serve the Pavek Hall community as Resident Assistants. On floors two through nine, one RA lives on each floor. <ref>http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/student_staff/resident_assistants/</ref><ref>http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/student_staff_directory/</ref>		Employed by ], Pavek Hall is run by a live-in Professional Hall Director.<ref>http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/professional_staff_directory/</ref> Under the supervision of the Hall Director 8 well trained paraprofessional staff members serve the Pavek Hall community as Resident Assistants. On floors two through nine, one RA lives on each floor. <ref>http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/student_staff/resident_assistants/</ref><ref>http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/student_staff_directory/</ref>

	== Hall Government ==		== Hall Government ==
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	Meeting every Tuesday at 9:00pm, the Pavek Hall Government is an in-Hall organization that allows Pavek Hall Students the opportunity to exercise a voice in the development and direction of their community. Open to the Pavek Hall public, everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend meetings for both social and business related purposes.		Meeting every Tuesday at 9:00pm, the Pavek Hall Government is an in-Hall organization that allows Pavek Hall Students the opportunity to exercise a voice in the development and direction of their community. Open to the Pavek Hall public, everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend meetings for both social and business related purposes.

	Each of the floors are represented by at least 2 floor representatives. Additionally, 3 elected liaisons; one for each of the neighboring 3 Highrises (Seim, Sevrinson, and Thompson), attend the Hall Government meetings of neighboring halls and work to keep healthy lines of communication amongst the Highrise community. The organization is led by the Executive board, which consists of the Pavek Hall President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Residence Hall Association Representative, Dinning Services Representative, and the Programming Council Representative. The Executive board is consulted by the Hall Government Elder, a position held by a Resident Assistant. The Executive board is Advised by the Pavek Hall Director. The Pavek Hall Government contains three committees that are open to the general body; Hall Improvement, Public Relations, and Programming. These committees allow individuals to both exercise current skills in their area of passion and to further develop abilities in areas of interest.		Each of the floors are represented by at least 2 floor representatives. Additionally, 3 elected liaisons; one for each of the neighboring 3 Highrises (Seim, Sevrinson, and Thompson), attend the Hall Government meetings of neighboring halls and work to keep healthy lines of communication amongst the Highrise community. The organization is led by the Executive board, which consists of the Pavek Hall President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Residence Hall Association Representative, Dinning Services Representative, and the Programming Council Representative. The Executive board is consulted by the Hall Government Elder, a position held by a Resident Assistant. The Executive board is Advised by the Pavek Hall Director. The Pavek Hall Government contains three committees that are open to the general body; Hall Improvement, Public Relations, and Programming. These committees allow individuals to both exercise current skills in their area of passion and to further develop abilities in areas of interest.

			== Room Options / Accommodations ==
	==References==
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			Pavek Hall offers Suite style bedrooms where four individuals share a common foyer with shower, double sink, and bathroom facilities. The Suite is broken up into two bedrooms, housing two individuals per room.
	==External Links==
			Each Floor is Single Gender
⚫	* http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/main/directory/bldg_details.php?choice=92
			There are two floors per 'house.'
⚫	* http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/hall_information/pavek_hall/
			Each 'house' is co-ed by floor.
			Limited single rooms are available. Each floor has
			Laundry facility located on each even numbered floor. One Laundry facility per house.<ref>http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/hall_information/pavek_hall/</ref>

			== Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences ==
			Pavek is home to the AHSS "house" which consists of the 4th and 5th floors.
			The Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Community is comprised of first year students within this college* living together and taking the same section of University 189. Students will also have weekly interaction with faculty on their floor presenting on a variety of topics. From photojournalism to career development, students will be exposed to a variety of opportunities to enhance their academic work and to provide career options upon graduation. The Arts, Humanities, and Social Science community is located in Pavek Hall.<ref>http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/living_learning_program/learning_environments/</ref>

			Students wishing to participate in this community can do so by marking the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences option on their contract.

			*Majors within the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences include: Agricultural Communication, Anthropology, Art, Criminal Justice, Emergency Management, English, French, German, Health Communication, History, Humanities, Journalism, Broadcasting and Mass Communication Technologies, Management Communication, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Public Relations and Advertising, Sociology, Spanish, Speech Communication, Theatre Arts, Visual Arts, and Women's Studies.

	]		]

			==Sources==
		⚫	{{Reflist}}
		⚫	* http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/main/directory/bldg_details.php?choice=92
		⚫	* http://www.ndsu.edu/reslife/hall_information/pavek_hall/

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Newest of the four High Rises,Pavek Hall stands proudly on the scenic campus of North Dakota State University (NDSU). The $3.9 million dollar project finished in 1987 and is located on the Southwest corner of the quadrangle of the high-rise residence halls. This Pavek nine-story tall beauty is one of the tallest buildings in the area. The hall boasts suite style living and an air cooler system to keep life comfortable in the warm months and steam heat to keep students warm when the winter hits. Each suite gets there own bathroom and shower. Average occupancy is around 280 students. Pavek has a mixture of freshman and upperclassmen as well as male and female residents. The residence live single-gender by floor and co-ed by "House." First floor has accommodating for individuals who require the assistance of a wheelchair, floors 2 through 5 are reserved for freshman, while 6th through 9th are mostly upperclassman. Pavek is also connected to the other four high-rises through tunnels that also connect to the West Dining Center and ACE tutoring.

History

Pavek Hall received it's name in recognition of F. Leslie Pavek, Vice President of Student Affairs. Pavek was born in Grand Forks, ND on May 27, 1929. In 1952 he graduated from the University of North Dakota (UND) with a Bachelor of Science. He then went on to earn his Masters in 1960 and his Doctorate in 1968 from UND. In 1968 Pavek was appointed Dean of Students. Then in 1974 he was appointed Vice President of Student Affairs. In 1990 Pavek retired after 23 years of service to NDSU.

Staff

Employed by North Dakota State University, Pavek Hall is run by a live-in Professional Hall Director. Under the supervision of the Hall Director 8 well trained paraprofessional staff members serve the Pavek Hall community as Resident Assistants. On floors two through nine, one RA lives on each floor.

Hall Government

Meeting every Tuesday at 9:00pm, the Pavek Hall Government is an in-Hall organization that allows Pavek Hall Students the opportunity to exercise a voice in the development and direction of their community. Open to the Pavek Hall public, everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend meetings for both social and business related purposes.

Each of the floors are represented by at least 2 floor representatives. Additionally, 3 elected liaisons; one for each of the neighboring 3 Highrises (Seim, Sevrinson, and Thompson), attend the Hall Government meetings of neighboring halls and work to keep healthy lines of communication amongst the Highrise community. The organization is led by the Executive board, which consists of the Pavek Hall President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Residence Hall Association Representative, Dinning Services Representative, and the Programming Council Representative. The Executive board is consulted by the Hall Government Elder, a position held by a Resident Assistant. The Executive board is Advised by the Pavek Hall Director. The Pavek Hall Government contains three committees that are open to the general body; Hall Improvement, Public Relations, and Programming. These committees allow individuals to both exercise current skills in their area of passion and to further develop abilities in areas of interest.

Room Options / Accommodations

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Pavek Hall offers Suite style bedrooms where four individuals share a common foyer with shower, double sink, and bathroom facilities. The Suite is broken up into two bedrooms, housing two individuals per room. Each Floor is Single Gender There are two floors per 'house.' Each 'house' is co-ed by floor. Limited single rooms are available. Each floor has Laundry facility located on each even numbered floor. One Laundry facility per house.

Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Pavek is home to the AHSS "house" which consists of the 4th and 5th floors. The Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Community is comprised of first year students within this college* living together and taking the same section of University 189. Students will also have weekly interaction with faculty on their floor presenting on a variety of topics. From photojournalism to career development, students will be exposed to a variety of opportunities to enhance their academic work and to provide career options upon graduation. The Arts, Humanities, and Social Science community is located in Pavek Hall.

Students wishing to participate in this community can do so by marking the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences option on their contract.

Majors within the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences include: Agricultural Communication, Anthropology, Art, Criminal Justice, Emergency Management, English, French, German, Health Communication, History, Humanities, Journalism, Broadcasting and Mass Communication Technologies, Management Communication, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Public Relations and Advertising, Sociology, Spanish, Speech Communication, Theatre Arts, Visual Arts, and Women's Studies.

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