Brock Hall | Cedarville University

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Discover Brock Hall!

Brock Hall is located on the north end of campus. Nearly 190 male students live here, including all class years across all majors. Brock features a hall-style layout, with residents sharing a large bathroom per hallway. Students share a common lounge area, which includes comfortable seating, a TV, and a pingpong table.

Amenities

Twin XL Bed
TV Lounge
Style - Hall
Study Room
Laundry Facility
Gender - Male
Game Room
Furnished
Elevator

Sample Room

Room Layout

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Meet the RD

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T.J. Shamburger

Resident Director for Brock and Parker

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Education: Bachelor of Arts in Youth Ministries and Christian Education with minors in Bible and worship
Hometown: Parma, OH
Hobbies: Spending time with friends, following Cleveland sports, playing basketball, watching movies, playing video games
Favorite Books: What is the Gospel? by Greg Gilbert, Just Do Something by Kevin DeYoung, and Humility by C.J. Mahaney
Favorite Place: Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse (home of the Cavaliers!)
Favorite Snacks: Oreos, chips and salsa or queso, pretzels, M&Ms

Community at Brock

Spiritual Life

There are many opportunities for spiritual growth and maturity in Brock. Resident Assistants meet with students for one-on-one mentorship and discipleship. Many halls also have Bible studies or prayer groups to facilitate spiritual growth and hall community. If you want to be discipled, we will find someone to disciple you in Brock!

Traditions

Our biggest tradition is Brocktoberfest, a fun event where the guys compete against each other in a variety of contests, finished off with big pig roast. We also have soccer and baseball tailgate parties to support athletes in Brock. And, a leadership night at Brock allows us to encourage the leaders in each hall.

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The Face Behind the Place

Ever wondered where our residence halls got their names? Explore the history of Brock Hall's namesake, William A. Brock, and see the impact that he had on Cedarville's legacy.