Litchfield
Litchfield Hall, an open square design, was renovated in 2017. Featuring an interior courtyard, Litchfield has an airy, open look and is air-conditioned in public spaces (student rooms are NOT air conditioned.) The first floor provides entry to the courtyard, a formal and a game lounge, study rooms lining the long entry hallway, and laundry facilities. Student rooms are located on one section of the first floor, while the second and third floors each have 4 sections with student rooms and bathroom facilities, with two floor lounges on each floor that provide lounge and light cooking areas.
Requirements:
Litchfield is open to first year students.
Litchfield Hall requires that all students be on the Ultimate or Platinum meal plans. Students who do not select their own plan will be defaulted to the Ultimate Plan. More information on meal plans can be found on the Housing Costs page or the Sodexo Campus Dining page.
Room Naming Convention:
227 - 2nd floor, room 27
Floor Plans - typical double room (not to scale)
Configuration:
- Double Rooms
- 1 double room, 2 beds, 2 desks, 2 wardrobes, 2 chairs
- Bathrooms are down the hall near the lounges
- Single rooms (special accommodations only)
- 1 single bedroom
- Bathroom – some single rooms include private bathroom facilities
Occupancy: 229 students
Gender distribution: coed by section
Yr. Built: 1968 Renovation: 2017
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Important Information:
- Information Desk: 203-837-9733
- RA Duty Phone: 475-289-6309
Building Staff:
Litchfield Hall
Assistant to the Director/Resident Director
Nancy Lys
203-837-9060
A little about Nancy
Nancy Lys serves as the Resident Director of Litchfield Hall at Western Connecticut State University. As a Hartford native, Nancy earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Connecticut, where she double majored in Psychology and Sociology. She later received her Master of Science in Higher Education Leadership with a concentration in Administrative and Student Affairs from Post University. Her previous professional experiences include serving as a Residence Coordinator at the University of Saint Joseph, a Service-Learning AmeriCorps VISTA at Mitchell College, and a Residential Counselor/English Instructor at The Grove School, among other student-focused roles. Nancy is passionate about genuine connection. She is dedicated to creating and maintaining safe spaces where students can thrive academically, socially, and personally. She believes that students should be active participants in their experience and is committed to empowering them to make safe, responsible, and smart decisions throughout their journey.