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Student Housing and Dormitories McNeese features several housing options for students. On the far Northeast corner of the Doland Athletic Complex is the married student apartments (Pine Haven). Burton, Alpha, Collette, Sallier, and Bel Dormitories are on McNeese Street. McNeese built Sallier Hall in 1956, and originally called it Alpha Dormitory. Alpha was the first women’s dormitory. Later, McNeese renamed it for Caroline LeBleu Sallier. McNeese built Burton Hall, a women's dormitory, in 1970 and named it after Alice Evelyn Smith Burton. McNeese built Collette Hall, also a women's dormitory, in 1966, and named it in honor of Ida King Collette, a pioneer Calcasieu Parish teacher. The newest housing units, Watkins, King, and Zigler Suites, and the housing office sit on Common Street, between Cameron and Beauregard Drives. Click on the thumbnails above to see larger images of each building. See also the list of past campus buildings. Back to the Ranch Library Home Page | Archives Home Page | MSU Encyclopedia | MSU Virtual Tour |
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