Residence Life

The mission of the Office of Residence Life at Misericordia University is committed to nurturing a community-centered living learning experience which complements and extends the core values of the founding Sisters of Mercy.

Residence Life accomplishes this by:

• Fostering a welcoming environment that emphasizes equity for all students, individual responsibility, mutual respect and integrity.
• Developing creative and purposeful programs that are conducive to academic success, community engagement, and leadership development.
• Empowering students to strive for ongoing personal development through the strengthening of critical thinking and communication skills, ethical decision making and civic awareness.
• Creating a network within the on-campus community in order to connect students to various resources.
• Training and providing the university with a well trained staff of professional and para-professional individuals.
• Partnering with Campus Safety, Facilities and Custodial Services to maintain a safe, clean, attractive and secure living environment.

Angelo J. Nudo, Director of Residence Life

M.ED - Student Affairs in Higher Education - Administration - Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

B.S. Education - Secondary Education - Citizenship Education - Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Dominick de Matteo, Area Coordinator of Residence Life

M.S. - Organizational Management - Misericordia University

B.A. - Technical Theater & Production Management - Centenary College of New Jersey

Laura Angeline, Administrative Assistant

There are very few jobs at Misericordia as challenging , interesting, and rewarding as that of a Community Assistant (CA). CAs are an integral part of our Residence Life program. They are paraprofessionals who are required to live within a community and work toward the goals and objectives set forth by the Office of Residence Life. To do so involves energy, self discipline, control and commitment. Among the skills and/or characteristics needed to be an CA are: good judgment, knowledge of self, time management, a sense of humor, flexibility, and the abilities to communicate effectively, work under pressure, and understand the needs of residents. As an CA, you will have endless opportunities for learning new skills, developing a greater respect of self and others, becoming more self-sufficient, and meeting and making new friends.

# of CAs at Misericordia: 30

The Office of Residence Life is more than willing to answer any questions you might have about on-campus living arrangements. Please call or write us for any additional assistance.

Phone: (570) 674-6178
Fax: (570) 674-6189
Email: reslife@misericordia.edu
Twitter: @ResLifeMU
Instagram: @ResidenceLifeMU

Academic Year Business Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm

Summer Business Hours: 8:30am-4:00pm