Third Avenue North
75 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10003
Getting Around
On Third Avenue at 11th Street in East Village area among residential brownstones, movie theaters, antique shops, music clubs, and many restaurants.
Welcome!
Third North provides a welcoming and inclusive community for over 950 first-year students. To help facilitate the community, enhance your academic experience, plan events, and provide support, there are 29 Resident Assistants, 1 Resource Center Assistant, 1 Resident Life Assistant, 2 live-in professional staff, and 2 Faculty-Fellows in Residence (Joe Salvatore & Mosette Broderick) with their families. The professional staff consists of a Residence Hall Director (RHD), Resident Hall Assistant Director (RHAD) and a Residence Hall Resource Manager (RHRM) all three of whom have offices in the main office on the C3 Level (beneath the South Tower). We welcome any questions or concerns students may have at our Resource Center in the 11th Street Lobby.
Third North Residence Hall is one of seven FYRE (First Year Residential Experience) halls – a program that aims to provide supportive and inclusive first-year student communities that foster academic success, exposure to new ideas, leadership opportunities, responsible living, and personal growth. Third North is also home to four "Explorations"floors (a.k.a. theme floors or living-learning communities) where students can apply based on the themes. We also house a Choices, or substance-free floor, on which students commit to a lifestyle without substances. We have a wide range of facilities in Third North, including the Courtyard Café Dining Hall, a mini-theater, dance studio, music practice rooms, game room, laundry rooms, TV lounge, many study lounges throughout the building, and an incredible outdoor courtyard at the center of it all. Our hall also features a very active hall government, called Third Avenue Government (TAG), who advocates for their fellow residents while also planning great events throughout the year. Finally, Third North is also home to several university-wide services. There is a computer lab that is open to all NYU students and is located in the basement level and accessible through the 12th Street entrance.
CJ Barnes, Residence Hall Director
Telephone: 212-995-3011
Email: cjbarnes@nyu.edu
Sharmila Prasad, Resource Manager
Telephone: 212-995-3000
Email: sp114@nyu.edu
Steven King, Residence Hall Assistant Director
Telephone: 212-995-3002
Email: steven.king@nyu.edu
Catherine Monaco, Residential Life Assistant
Telephone: 212-995-3003
Email: cvm256@nyu.edu
Each residence hall at NYU has a dedicated team of professional and student staff to ensure students' safety, strong sense of community and a smooth, efficient administrative operations. The professional staff is made up of a Residence Hall Director, Residence Hall Resource Manager and a Residence Hall Assistant Director. In collaboration with the Department of Public Safety and the Office of Facilities and Construction Management, this team will help shape your residential experience at NYU.
Location: Near main entrance
Hours:
Telephone number: (212) 995-3000
Resource Center Services:
Safety and security are everyone's responsibility (link to Students section: Staff Services Offered), but this residence also has specific building security procedures:
NYU Public Safety Services officers on duty 24 hours a day.
Protection telephone: (212) 995-3005.
NYU telephone service is provided at no additional charge. This includes unlimited local calling, call waiting and caller-id. Free voice mail is provided upon request. Your telephone number is included with your room assignment, and the telephone service is available when you check in. There is one telephone jack per person sharing one telephone line in each bedroom. Residents provide their own telephones.
Need Assistance?
IT Service Desk 212-998-3333
http://www.nyu.edu/its/telephone/student/
Internet Connections
Ethernet connections to NYUNet and the Internet for each resident are provided in each bedroom. Connection information will be mailed with your room assignment before you arrive, will be available at check-in, or may be accessed at www.nyu.edu/resnet. Residents provide their own computers with Ethernet cards, cables, and software.
NYURoam Wireless Network
NYURoam wireless service is now available throughout the residence hall. If you need assistance accessing the network you can go to http://www.nyu.edu/its/wireless/configure for setup instructions or you can speak to an ITS Client Services representative at 212-998-3333.
PLEASE NOTE that the installation and use of personal wireless routers in NYU residence halls is not permitted. To ensure reliable access to NYURoam for all residents, any active personal routers that are detected within an NYU residence hall will be remotely disabled. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with your responsibilities as detailed in the NYU ResNet policy: http://www.nyu.edu/its/policies/resnet-policy.html.
Cable TV
NYU Cable TV service is provided, with one cable connection per bedroom, for access to national cable networks and special programming. Residents provide their own televisions and connecting.
Mail is delivered daily, Monday through Saturday (except holidays), to the front desk of each residence hall, where it is sorted and distributed. When a package is received, the front desk attendants leave a message in the resident's mailbox. Packages may be picked up at the front desk at designated times. Residents may not leave packages or mail at the front desk for pick-up. This includes for UPS or for other delivery services. COD packages will not be accepted.
To facilitate delivery, please address mail to:
Recipient's NameStreet Address - Room/Apt NumberNew York, NY Zip code
Do not include "NYU" or "New York University" in the address as this may slow delivery. Do not send packages ahead of time. Packages will only be accepted after a student has checked into their assigned residence hall.
Dining room in the residence hall. May use all Dining Services meal facilities.
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There is useful Visitor Information where you will find details about:
Report maintenance concerns to the residence hall resource center or through the FCM work request service at this link. Service Request forms should be submitted at the first sign of a problem.
If there is damage in your room, do not repair it yourself. Skilled University repair personnel will remedy the situation. If your neglect or actions have created the need for repair, you will be charged for the resulting costs. General preventative maintenance and routine repairs are performed without charge to residents. Emergency repairs include major leaks and flooding, inoperative door locks, and any problem that endangers property or safety. In case of an emergency, contact the front desk or any member of the residence hall staff immediately.
Please note: The Office of Residential Life and Housing Services reserve the right to enter student rooms for emergencies, health and safety inspections, and general maintenance purposes. Since NYU residence halls are in service 12 months of the year, it may be necessary for the facilities staff to do painting or other work in your room during your occupancy. Every effort will be made to notify residents of such work in advance.
Students are not permitted to paint their rooms. Individual rooms are painted by the Housing Facilities Department on a rotating basis. If a room is to be painted while occupied, the resident will be notified in advance. Lofts or other structural modifications to an assigned residence hall space are prohibited.
Washers and dryers are located in each residence hall. Any questions or problems related to the operation of the laundry facilities should be directed to the residence hall resource center.
