In 1917, what had been the Samuel Watson house was remodeled to accommodate 38 students and three teachers. Senior Hall named for its senior-class residents was renamed Reid Hall in 1918, in honor of a dean at the college, Martha McKenzie Reid. In 1941, Reid Hall was remodeled and nearly doubled in size. Again, the building assumed a new name, honoring Don P. Bartley of Fulton, a member of the board of trustees for 44 years and an officer in the Callaway Bank, who was an invaluable financial adviser to William Woods.

Bartley Hall currently houses up to 44 upperclassmen who meet designated academic requirements.

Living Units

Each double room is furnished with two twin bunkable beds, two desks with a desktop book shelf, two chairs, two three-drawer chests of drawers, blinds, and a closet.

Services included in the contract payment available in each room:

• Telephone jacks and voicemail (residents must supply their own telephone and pay for off campus calls).
• Data jacks that provide free hook-up to the campus network (including the Internet).
• Cable Television hook-up
• All Utilities (electric, water, trash pick-up)
• 24-hour laundry facilities.

Room Specifications

First Floor

Second Floor

Features

• Close to everything on campus
• Programs and activities to help residents meet one another
• Air conditioning
• Social lounge with TV, VCR, and DVD player
• Kitchenette with microwave, stove, and faucet
• 24-hour laundry room
• Support programs and personnel to help you adjust to college life