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SINGLE WOMEN’S
RESIDENT MANUAL
“What is the greatest secret of life? Is it not that the
Creator has a plan for every person born into the world?”
- Gordon Lindsay
WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT
Welcome to Christ For The Nations,
You are about to begin an incredible journey that will challenge you both spiritually
and emotionally. It is our prayer that you take advantage of this time of preparation to
allow God to minister to you and to establish a spirit of excellence within you.
You will have many opportunities to meet people with different backgrounds and
ideas. We pray that that your stay here will be one of spiritual enrichment and cultural
learning as you mix and mingle with fellow students from all over the world.
During your stay in single female housing please remember to adhere to the
scriptural principle of esteeming others above yourself. As you read this manual,
please keep in mind that we are not trying to burden you with unreasonable rules
and regulations, nor are we trying to discourage or frustrate you. Instead, we hope to
instill within you an attitude of responsibility that will remain with you for the rest of
your life.
Both the Assistant Dean and I are here to serve you. Please feel free to speak to us
whenever the need arises. Once again, welcome to one of the greatest experiences
in your life - Christ For The Nations.
Sincerely,
Dean of Women
CAMPUS LIVING
Who to Contact
If you have a problem, start by going to your
RA. If the problem is of a serious nature,
they will refer it to the Deans.
Women’s Department: (214) 302-6318
Location: Freda Lindsay Missions Building
Office Hours: Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Security: (214) 302-6200
Laundry
The Laundry rooms are located in each
complex. Hourse are 8:00 a.m. – 10:00
p.m. Monday – Saturday and 1:00 p.m. –
6:00 p.m. on Sundays. Please do not start
your laundry after 9:00 p.m.; you may not have enough
time to finish drying your clothes. Your clothes are your
responsibility.
Mail
Outgoing mail should be placed in the
slots marked ‘Outgoing Mail’ in the
mailbox area. Normally, incoming mail,
which is handled by the U.S. Post Office
(Hampton Road Station), is in the mailboxes by 2:00
p.m. Changes of address are handled through the post
office.
Male/Female Relationships
Single students are expected to refrain
from public displays of affection. Please
familiarize yourself with the social rules
for singles and engagement policies in
your Student Handbook. Men are allowed in women’s
complexes beginning at 1:00 p.m. on weekdays and
8:00 a.m. on weekends and until 30 minutes before
curfew daily.
Permission for mixed-company dinners or parties must
be obtained from the Dean’s Office in advance. An RA
must be present, drapes must be kept open, and
guests must remain in the front room.
When mixed-company groups are using ‘Suite 31’
located in Mary Martha, drapes must be open at all
times and lights on when in use.
Curfew
Curfew is 12:00 a.m. Sunday – Thursday
and 2:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.
You may not leave your complex before
6:00 a.m. Do not walk around campus after dark.
Never take walks down South Conway St. Never go to
the woods at night, and if you go to the woods during
the day, you must have at least one other female with
you.
Visiting Alumni Housing
Visiting a female apartment is
permissible at any time before curfew.
If at any time you would like to visit a
male living in alumni housing, a pass must be obtained
from the Women’s Department.
All applicable
instructions can be obtained in the Women’s
Department.
PASSES
ALL REQUESTS ARE MADE
WWW.CFNI.ORG/INFORMER
- Student Life
- Women’s Department
- Forms
ONLINE
AT
Curfew Passes
If you must be out past curfew hours, you must obtain a
one-time curfew extension.
Express Lunch Passes
A new work or express lunch pass must be obtained
each semester from the Dean’s Department by filling
out the appropriate form. You will be given a numbered
dot that should be placed on your Student ID card for
verification.
Weekend Passes
Permission for weekend passes must be requested at
least 24 hours in advance (Thursday by 5:00 p.m.
before the weekend that you would like to leave).
APARTMENT LIVING
You will now be sharing your living space with two to
five other women. You may not be accustomed to
living in such close quarters, but if you are willing to let
God use you, you can be a tremendous blessing to
your roommates.
Respect Your Neighbors
Quiet Hours begin nightly at 10:00 p.m. Also, keep
your morning music and your prayer voice down to a
proper volume. Please be aware of daytime sleepers
who work a night shift and keep noise to a minimum.
(Refrain honking your horn in the parking lots.) No
running or screaming in your apartment or in the
apartment area.
Rules of the Room
 Turn off all lights and radios and adjust air
conditioners/heaters when you leave your room
to conserve energy.
 No open flames, including candles or incense
are allowed.
 Do not stand in the doorways with the door
open to visit. This is in consideration for your
roommate’s privacy and it saves on air
conditioning/heating costs.
 Drapes in complexes must be closed at the
time of curfew. All doors and windows must be
closed and locked when you are not in your
apartment.
 No babysitting in the apartments.
 Please wrap sanitary napkins or tampons in
paper and put them in the trash. Do not flush
them.
 Pajamas must be worn for sleeping and you
must always wear clothing in your apartment.
Internet Policy
The CFNI policy for internet usage is
detailed in the Student Handbook. In
addition to those policies, all internet usage in each
complex will be monitored. Any inappropriate internet
usage will be reported to the Women’s Department.
Keys
Each student will be issued an
apartment key. Keep this key with you at
all times. You will be charged for a
replacement key if it is lost. If you are
locked out of your dorm room, contact Security at (214)
302-6200. A charge for each lock-out will be assessed
to your student account.
Locking Doors
Every night at curfew your door must be locked
and will be checked by security.
Housing
Changing your room only allowed with proper approval
from the Dean’s Department and proper clearance from
the Housing Department. A moving fee is applicable.
Always sleep in your own apartment. If you must
withdraw from CFNI for any reason, please check out
properly with the Dean’s Department.
Visitor Policy
To receive visitors other than fellow
students, you must get a Guest Housing
Form from the Dean’s Office, fill it out completely, have
the Dean or Asst. Dean sign it and then take the form
to Housing as soon as possible between the ours of
9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Guests staying for more than
3 days will be assessed a charge by the housing
department. Students are not allowed to bring people
in off of the streets and into their rooms for ministry.
Swimming Pool
No radios or CD players allowed in the pool
area
or
courtyard
area
without
headphones. Tanning oil, glass bottles,
and food are not allowed in the pool area. Swimming
after 10:00 p.m. is not permitted.
Work Orders
Occasionally, something in your room
may break down or wear out. If such a
problem should arise, please either fill
out an online Work Order (found on the
Student Informer), or get a Work Order from the
laundry room, fill it out completely and place it in the
box in the laundry room. Please allow the Maintenance
Department to fix problems instead of doing it yourself.
Please also remember that they have the entire
campus to maintain and will fix the issue in your room
as soon as possible.
ROOM INSPECTIONS
Room inspections will be held every Friday by your RA.
Please be out of your apartment by 7:45 a.m. with your
door unlocked. The inspections are designed to ensure
that each room is kept in the same condition as when
you entered it. The rooms are to be kept clean and in a
neat, orderly fashion. A ‘Room Inspection Guidelines’
sheet has been placed in your apartment for your
convenience.
Vacuum cleaners belonging to the complex should be
used and returned within 30 minutes.
Smoke Alarms/Fire Alarms
There is a smoke alarm in each room
for your safety and protection. If the
battery starts to run down, the detector
will beep as a signal to change the
battery. When this happens, please fill out a Work
Order and maintenance will replace it as soon as
possible. We are required to have smoke alarms in
every room because of fire regulations, so please be
sure your room has one, and that it is functioning
properly.
MAILING ADDRESSES
MEDIA
Your new mailing address is as follows:
Mary Martha
3434 Conway St.
Apt. #
Dallas, TX 75224
Agape
3522 Conway St.
Apt. #
Dallas, TX 75224
Cornerstone
3430 M.D. Love Fwy
Apt. #
Dallas, TX 75224
Dayspring
3320 M.D. Love Fwy
Apt. #
Dallas, TX 75224
Mark House
3350 Tribune Dr.
Apt. #
Dallas, TX 75224
John House
3434 Tribune Dr.
Apt. #
Dallas, TX 75224
EMERGENCY EVACUATION
Fire
In case of a fire emergency, call 911 and
inform an RA immediately. Please exit
the complex as quickly and calmly as
possible using the stairs closest to your
apartment. Please leave your door open as you leave.
An RA will shut your door as she ensures your room is
empty.
Tornado
If you hear air horns in your housing area,
the Public Warning Systems Sirens, or if
RAs ask you to; move quickly to the
apartment directly below yours. Go to an
area inside the apartment away from the exterior doors
and windows (bathroom, hallway or closet). If you are
not in an apartment at the time – get away from the
outside windows/doors. Do not be in large open areas.
Get low to the ground and cover your head.
During these emergency situations, it is imperative that
you follow the direction of the Deans Department and
the RAs. Do not return to your apartment or leave from
any building until you have been given permission from
the Deans Department.
The heart of CFN is to maintain a Christ-centered
environment for our diverse community. Due to the
availability, content, and influence of entertainment in
our culture, it is crucial that personal decisions
regarding television viewing, choice of video and
theater films, and use of computer reflect discernment,
or careful judgment, based on thoughtful application of
the principles/values of Scripture. The educational or
entertainment value of media should not compromise
the application of biblical principles.
Guidelines for campus media:
Public Areas on Campus
(Outside of your dormitory room)
Media viewed or listened to in public places on campus
must not contain vulgarity, inappropriate sexual content
or offensive material. Therefore, no movies over a PG
Rating may be viewed without prior approval from the
Deans Department.
Dorm Room/Off Campus
 No media over PG-13 may be viewed without
prior approval from the Deans Department
 Due to limited space in dormitories, computer
monitors/screens may not exceed 32 inches
 Televisions are not permitted in dorm rooms
Women’s Facebook Page
To get updates and information regarding
the Women’s Department, please “Like”
the CFNI Women’s Facebook Page.
https://www.facebook.com/cfniwomen
WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT
Dean of Women
Name: Roxanne Ford
Phone Number: (214)302-6319
Email: deanofwomen@cfni.org
Assistant Dean of Women
Name: Laura Gissler
Phone Number: (214)302-6322
Email: asst.women@cfni.org
RESIDENT ASSISTANTS
Mary Martha 208
Senior RAs for Mary Martha - Haley Smith, Astrid Miller
Mary Martha 105
RAs - Jordana Wyman (Lead RA), Rebecca Almeida, Maddy Hunt, Rebecca Weaver
Rooms - 101, 102, 103, 104, 202, 203, 204, 205
Mary Martha 116
RAs - Michayla Bjorkland (Lead RA), Yasmeen Leal, Majisty Dennis, Miriam Mancillas
Rooms - 117, 118, 119, 201, 216, 217, 218, 219
Mary Martha 209
RAs - Adeaynah Bohorquez (Lead RA), Fabiana Pinto, Cindy Carias
Rooms - 106,107, 108, 109, 110, 206, 207, 210
Mary Martha 215
RAs – Alma Cabrera-Virrueta (Lead RA), Kayla Gilbert, Elizabeth Terneus
Rooms - 106,107, 108, 109, 110, 206, 207, 210
Agape 120
Senior RAs for Agape - Colette Mast & Vanessa Gattone
Agape 105
RAs - Marianne Hadassa (Lead RA), Celeste Ramirez, Jessica Prieto, Delaney Murphy
Rooms - 102, 103, 104, 106, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206
Agape 118
RAs - Madison Toholsky (Lead RA), Whitney Thayer, Rebekah Coleman, Priscilla Guerrero
Rooms - 114, 115, 116, 117, 119, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219
Agape 208
RAs - Emily Dodd (Lead RA), Veronica Acevedo-Loiz, Jocelyn Worthey
Rooms - 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 207, 209, 210, 211, 212
Agape 220
RAs – Sheena Humble (Lead RA), Sehee Gu, KateLynn Gerry
Rooms – 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225
Cornerstone 128
Senior RAs for Cornerstone & Dayspring – Lesli Graft, Breanna Schweiger
Cornerstone 134
RAs - Wuyinga Shen (CiCi) (Lead RA), Daniela Fuchslocher, Veronica Conde
Rooms - 124, 224, 126, 226, 128, 228, 130, 230, 132, 232, 134, 234
Mark 203
Lead RA - Cassandra Smith
Mark 206 RAs – Maria Erokhina, Hoeij Mei Hwa
John 415 Senior RA for Mark, John and off-campus students - Kamila Burgess
John 402 RA - Cheryl Giovanni Wibawa
OFF-CAMPUS RAs
RA’s - Jasmine Andrews, Matina Newsom, Lisa McCulloch
Fun Things To Do In The Metroplex
Teddy Bear Park
A nice, safe park great for sitting by the pond and reading,
feeding the ducks, or just admiring the beautiful neighborhood.
Directions -­ Located at the intersection of Lakeside and Lexington
Street in Highland Park, a northern suburb of Dallas. The closest
main streets are Mockingbird and Preston. (4601 Lakeside,
Highland Park, TX, 75205)
Farmer’s Market (www.dallasfarmersmarket.org)
A great place to get really fresh fruits and vegetables. The
vendors give out samples of their produce, and you can get stuff
pretty inexpensively. Greenhouses, arts and crafts, fresh coffee,
etc. Great to do on a Saturday morning.
Location
1010 S. Pearl Expressway
Dallas, TX 75201
North Park Mall (www.northparkcenter.com)
Newly renovated, super-­ nice mall with a great variety of stores.
About a fifteen minute drive…just north of downtown on 75.
Location
8687 N. Central Expressway
Dallas, Texas 75225
West Village (www.westvil.com)
Really trendy stores, restaurants, and apartments in a community
setting. Great for walking around with friends, going to Starbucks
or ride the free trolley.
Highland Park Village (www.hpvillage.com)
Very nice stores with beautiful architecture. Anthropologie is
a favorite of lots of girls! The movie theatre is small, but
serves great gelato inside!
Location
47 Highland Park Vlg
Dallas, TX 75205
Dallas Arboretum (www.dallasarboretum.org)
With over 66-­ acres The Dallas Arboretum is one of the
most beautiful display gardens in North America.
Location
8525 Garland Road
Dallas, Texas 75218
Botanical Gardens (www.fwbg.com)
The oldest botanic garden in Texas, a 109-­­acre living museum
displaying over 2500 species of native and exotic plants.
Location
3220 Botanic Garden Blvd.
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Dallas Museum of Art Museum (www.dm-­ art.org)
On Thursday nights, the Dallas Art Museum (downtown) offers
free admission and a live jazz band. Great to do with friends!
Location
1717 North Harwood
Dallas, Texas 75201
White Rock Lake (www.dallasparks.org)
A unique, 1,015 acre city lake, great place to sit by the
water and read, go for a bike ride, or walk with friends.
Location
8300 East Lawther Drive
Dallas, TX 75218
Klyde Warren Park (www.klydewarrenpark.org)
This downtown park, spanning over the top of the Woodall
Rogers Freeway boasts live music, food trucks, and hundreds
of free outdoor events.
Location
2012 Woodall Rogers Freeway
Dallas, TX 75201
Dallas Zoo (www.dallaszoo.com)
Dallas Zoo is a 106-­ acre zoo located 3 miles south of
downtown Dallas in Marsalis Park. Established in 1888, it is
the oldest and largest zoological park in Texas.
Location
650 South R L Thornton Freeway
Dallas, TX 75203
Uptown Village
(http://www.uptownvillageatcedarhill.com)
725,000-square-foot open-air regional shopping mall. It is
located at FM 1382 and U.S. Highway 67 adjacent to Uptown
Boulevard and Pleasant Run Road.
Location
305 W FM 1382 #590
Cedar Hill, TX 75104
Safety Tips
- DO NOT go anywhere alone at night; always try to travel in pairs or
groups.
- Kiest Park is a great place to go in the daytime for reading, meditating,
walking, & picnicking, but DO NOT go there alone at night.
- Southwest Center Mall (south on 67) looks convenient because it’s so
close, but may we suggest an alternative below that is much nicer, safer
and offers a greater variety of shops.
We recommend Cedar Hill as the best, closest place to do your shopping. There is a Wal--­Mart on
Wheatland Rd. that is closer, but the Cedar Hill Wal-­­Mart is much nicer. To get to Cedar Hill, take
highway 67 south about 10 miles to F.M. 1382.
Stores and businesses at 1382 Pleasant Run Rd.:
Super Target
Super Wal--­Mart
Kohl’s
Old Navy
Barnes and Noble
Starbucks
Albertson’s
Joe’s Crab Shack
Panera Bread
Best Buy
Pier 1 Imports
Chick--­fil--­A
IHOP
Macaroni Grill
Bath & Body Works
Ross
Chili’s
Chipotle
For additional fun and FREE events in the metroplex visit www.klty.com
Don’t go wander off or go exploring by yourself. Please use wisdom
in everything you do.