McKinney Hall | Cedarville University

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McKinney Hall is located in the center of residence row, across from Willetts Hall and next to Printy Hall. It is attached to our brother dorm, McChesney Hall. Close to 130 female students live in McKinney, predominately upperclassmen with some freshmen and sophomores mixed in.

There is a coed lounge that is shared with McChesney Hall. McKinney itself has two female-only lounges, one with a TV and the other for quiet studying. There is a laundry room on the main floor. McKinney is a hall style dorm, with two community restrooms on each floor. McKinney has height adjustable beds.

Amenities

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

Sample Room

Room Layout

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Meet the RD

Photo of Michaela Russo

Michaela Russo

Resident Director for McKinney and Morton Hall

Education: BA in Intercultural Studies
Where I'm From: Midland, MI
Hobbies: Reading, being outside, spending time with friends
Favorite book: Suffering is Never for Nothing by Elisabeth Elliot; Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy by Mark Vroegop; and Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen
Favorite Place: Traverse City, Michigan and Skopje, North Macedonia.
Favorite Snacks: Popcorn and peanut butter M&Ms

Community at McKinney

Spiritual Life

Resident Assistants (RAs) each have 22-28 girls in their hall, and their goal is to help cultivate a community that seeks to point one another to Christ. This is accomplished through weekly hall Bible study and prayer times, small-group events, and one-on-one discipleship meetings. The RAs are also encouraged to form meaningful, intentional relationships with the girls in their hall, building into their life and encouraging their walk with the Lord.

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The Face Behind the Place

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