2008 Housing
Institute housing is in typical university dormitories
with communal restrooms on each floor, and communal kitchen facilities
available on some floors. Families requiring more than one room
will be housed next door or across the hall from each other. Fire
regulations mandate that a maximum of two people, over the age of two, be
assigned to a room.
Groups of families requesting to be housed together must send all
applications together for the request to be honored. The Institute
will provide a roommate matching service for adults who request it.
Those who wish privacy should choose the single room option.
Dormitories are located on the UW-SP campus within walking distance of the
classroom buildings. Check-in time begins at 12:00 p.m. on Sunday.
Early check in time on Saturday is 2:00 p.m. Check–out time is by Noon on
Saturday. There are no housing fees for children two and under, and no
meal fees for children three and under. Steiner Hall will be the only
air-conditioned residence hall. Rooms on the fourth floor and a few rooms on
the third floor are available for an additional $30 per room per week fee.
These rooms will be assigned on a first-come basis only.
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here to view the 2008 dorm rules, regulations, and additional information.
For those wishing to stay off campus, several facilities are located near
the University. Visit the Stevens Point Area Convention & Visitors
Bureau at www.spacvb.com for lodging, camping, and area information.
Housing for Early Arrivals
If you plan to arrive on the Saturday before your registration day, contact the ASI office to make arrangements. Early arrivals will be accepted into assigned dormitories only when the service is registered for in advance of arrival. Fees for early arrivals are adult single - $24.25; adult double - $19.25; youth single - $21.00; youth double - $16.00. Early arrival is not permitted for the Teen Dorm.
Teen Dorm
he Teen Dorm is open to students age 13 or older. The Teen Dorm fee includes meals, lodging, and a special activity package supervised by full-time, resident counselors who are on call 24 hours a day to ensure a safe and supportive environment. In addition to the normal Institute activities, the American Suzuki Institute sponsors an opening night mixer, a pizza party and a dance each week for the teens. Teen Dorm residents who stay for both weeks of the Institute spend Saturday afternoon and evening in supervised recreational activities. All teens participating in Institute-sponsored teen activities must be housed in the teen dorm. All teen dorm residents are assigned to double rooms. Meal tickets are required and included in the housing cost. The teen dorm residents are under the supervision of the Institute, and residents are expected to abide by the established regulations and code of conduct. The Institute reserves the right to remove any student from the teen dorm who fails to do so. Early arrival is not permitted in the Teen Dorm.
