Éstom Jámani Hall

Éstom Jámani Hall is named for the “Middle Mountains,” the buttes rising from the valley floor south of Chico. The phrase reflects what the area was known as by the Mechoopda and other surrounding Maidu tribes prior to colonial contact. Pronunciation: Es-tohm Yo-mah-ni

Want to send mail to your student?

Please note that the mailing address and physical address are different.

Below is an example of how to address your student’s mail:

(Student Name)
Éstom Jámani Hall-Room #
545 Legion Ave.
Chico, CA 95926

Students can pick all mail and packages from the Whitney Mail Room.

Address & Map Location

Éstom Jámani Hall

521 Legion Avenue, Chico, CA 95926
North Front Desk: 530-898-3185

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Fast Facts - Éstom Jámani Hall
- Newest addition to the Residence Halls, opened fall 2010
- Made up of two towers (North and South Éstom Jámani)
- Five stories high
- Home of the Éstom Jámani Dining Hall and Éstom Jámani Café located on the first floor.
- 244 students
- Offers double,triple, and quad rooms
- There are 6 Resident Advisors
- 1 Éstom Jámani, Shasta, and Lassen Hall Residence Conduct Coordinator
- 1 Éstom Jámani, Shasta, and Lassen Hall Residence Life Coordinator
- Éstom Jámani Hall is a mixed gender community. The building has mixed genders on the floors, with a men’s, women’s, and gender inclusive restroom.

Themed Communities

All Residential Halls Include:

Study lounges
Printers available - 50 free pages per semester
Laundry facilities
24‑hour on‑call professional staff

Why Choose Éstom Jámani Hall?

Our newest community has multiple study rooms per floor and gender inclusive restrooms.
All rooms are located right above Éstom Jámani Dining Hall.

Éstom Jámani Hall

Éstom Jámani Lounge

Éstom Jámani Double Room

Éstom Jámani Triple Room

Éstom Jámani Quad Room

Éstom Jámani Staff

Terren Pouncy

Residence Conduct Coordinator
530-898-6325
tpouncy@csuchico.edu

Originating from Moreno Valley, California, Terren Pouncy is a proud Southern California native whose passions include fashion, music, and juicing. Terren began his journey at Chico State in 2015, earning a B.A. in Journalism with a Minor in Marketing in 2019. During his undergraduate years, he became an active member of the campus community through writing for The Orion and working with the Office of Student Conduct, Rights, and Responsibilities, the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs, Tehama Group Communications, and the Center for Healthy Communities.

Terren returned to Chico State as a full-time staff member in July 2021, starting as an Office Coordinator in Human Resources. In November of that year, he transitioned to the Office of Student Conduct, Rights, and Responsibilities as a Student Conduct Advisor—a role that brought him back to a department he once served in as a student. Since January 2023, he has been serving as the Residence Conduct Coordinator within University Housing.

Terren earned his Master’s degree in Educational Leadership with a concentration in Higher Education from Sacramento State and is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Education (Ed.D.) in Higher Education and Student Affairs at St. Cloud State University.

In addition to his campus roles, Terren has been actively involved with WACUHO (Western Association of College and University Housing Officers), where he has served as Tri-Chair for the New Professionals Committee and Co-Chair for the Student Development Committee, contributing to the growth and support of housing professionals and students across the region.