Beasley Hall (Female)
Beasley Hall is the home of a diverse group of sisters who are privileged to joyfully experience life together. We strive to continually cultivate leadership and understanding of the radiant beauty of Christ within us. The unifying goal of our hearts is the revelation of the Kingdom here and to the ends of the earth. May we leave this place changed.
About Beasley Hall
Dorm Traditions:
- Dorm color: Pink
- Annual holiday parties
- Ice cream social the beginning of each year
- Decorating the campus during Homecoming
- Dorm Council
- Brother/Sister dorm events with Memorial Hall
Dorm Features:
- Suite-style dorm
- Four lobbies, including one large lobby on second floor
- Multiple big screen TVs with DVD and HDMI
- Sunroom area
- Large front yard
- Kitchen and dining area
- Two dedicated study rooms
- Capacity: 194 female students
- Number of floors: 4
Floor Plan
Contact
Beth McDaniel
Resident Director
(417) 328-1876
Dorm Office: (417) 328-1877
bmcdaniel@SBUniv.edu
Alma Mater: SBU
Degrees: Exercise Science & Intercultural Studies
Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colo.
As a SBU alum and former resident of Beasley Hall, I have the unique opportunity to sow passionate service back into a community that has richly poured into me. For the past 8 years, Bolivar has been a home for me, full of people who genuinely care for one another. Coming from out west, it was a culture shock at first to be surrounded by people who live out their faith and challenge others to do the same. I am very thankful for the ways this community has helped shape me and walk with me through my growth.
The most wonderful part about being a resident director is interacting and serving alongside students who will go on to impact the world around them. Beasley is filled with a diverse group of ladies all driven by different passions and gifts. I love seeing these students invest in their community and invest in each other as they navigate this crazy phase of life.
We strive to make Beasley Hall an environment full of hospitality, where students are actively engaged in their learning experience. Through living in community and building relationships, individuals will develop in their mental, physical, and spiritual lives.