Resident Manager

Resident Managers

Donna Li

Position title: Resident Manager, Eagle Heights 100s & Harvey Street

Gabriela Martinez Motta

Position title: Resident Manager, Eagle Heights 200s & 901-917

Walaa Awad

Position title: Resident Manager, Eagle Heights 300s & 400s

Peter Font

Position title: Resident Manager, Eagle Heights 500's & 600's

Evelyn Coker

Position title: Resident Manager, Eagle Heights 700s & 800s

Gerald Lule

Position title: Resident Manager, Eagle Heights 918-946

John Merryfield

Position title: Resident Manager, University Houses

Demetrius Solomon

Position title: Resident Manager - Programming

Savannah Swartz

Position title: Resident Manager - Programming

How to Contact the Resident Manager

The Resident Managers serve the University Apartments neighborhoods of Eagle Heights, University Houses, and Harvey Street Apartments. The Resident Manager can be reached by calling or texting 608-444-9308 or by emailing resident.manager@housing.wisc.edu. The Resident Manager’s phone is held by a staff member 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays.

Please note that sometimes the Resident Manager may be assisting another resident when you call or text. If the phone is not answered when you call, please leave a voicemail with your name and phone number and a staff member will get back to you shortly.

After Hours Concerns

Call or text the RM on-call phone at 608-444-9308 for assistance with an urgent concern after office hours. RMs are on duty from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. on weekdays and 24 hours on weekends and holidays. If you have a non-urgent repair after hours, submit a repair request at www.housing.wisc.edu/apartments/maintenance.

Lockouts

If you are locked out during the day, you can get a key (on loan) from the University Apartments Office during regular hours. If you are locked out after 5:30 p.m., contact the Resident Manager on call.

Roommate or Neighbor Conflicts

When there’s a problem, start by talking to your roommate or neighbor first. Sharing expectations and clarifying the root of the problem can help to resolve many conflicts. If you feel you need assistance after that, your next step should be to contact your RM for help in mediating the conflict. They will help you develop useful strategies for communicating.

Noise in our Community

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"Normal" Noise

Noise is a frequent source of concern in any community living environment, but courtesy and good communication among neighbors can help to prevent major problems. The apartments are not sound-proof, and you can expect to hear sounds of water running, laundry machines, babies crying, children playing, late-night cooking, footsteps, radios, and TVs. If you are bothered by noise, speak with your neighbor directly.

If you cannot resolve a noise problem with your neighbor, contact your RM. Residents living in upstairs apartments may find it helpful to use rugs to help muffle the noise.

Noise Between Floors

If you live in a second-floor apartment, please be considerate of your neighbors below. Removing shoes will help reduce noise. If you live in a first-floor apartment, please try to be tolerant and discuss noise problems with your upstairs neighbors right away rather than letting resentment build up.

Noise in Hallways

Please be particularly aware of sound levels when you or your guests arrive late at night, leave early in the morning, have conversations in the hallways, open and close doors, and go up and down stairs.

Noise and Parties

If you’re planning a party, it is best to let your neighbors know. Let your guests know that sound carries and other residents may be sleeping. As a host, you are responsible for the conduct of your guests at all times. When you host a gathering, you might want to consider renting space in the Community Center.

Quiet Hours

Residents are expected to observe general quiet hours between 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. If you are up late, please do not use noisy appliances (garbage disposals, vacuum cleaners, or sewing machines) when others are likely sleeping. Also, lower the volume on TVs and stereos. Quiet hours also apply to the use of the laundry facilities. Time your use of washers and dryers to end by 10:00 p.m.

Violence in Relationships

If you have concerns about your safety or the safety of others in your community please feel free to reach out to the Community Officer, Violence Prevention & Survivor Services, your RM, or Domestic Abuse Intervention Services (DAIS).