Main Housing Office
530-898-6325
housing@csuchico.edu
@chicostatehousing

Regular Hours
8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Monday–Friday

Summer Hours
9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Monday–Thursday

Location
401 Legion Ave
Chico, CA 95926
(Corner of Legion and Citrus)

More Contact Information

Shasta and Lassen Halls

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:

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

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

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

Address & Map Location

Shasta Hall
551 Citrus Ave, Chico, Ca 95926
530-898-5291

Shasta Hall on Campus Maps(opens in new window)

Lassen Hall
501 Citrus Ave, Chico, CA 95926
530-898-6187

Lassen Hall on Campus Maps(opens in new window)

Floor Plans and Fast Facts

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Fast Facts - Shasta and Lassen Halls
- Commonly known as SNL
- Oldest residence halls on campus, standing strong since 1958
- Each residence hall houses 210 students with a total of 420 in the SNL community
- Both residence halls contain double rooms
- 5 Resident Advisors
- 1 Éstom Jámani, Shasta and Lassen Hall Residence Conduct Coordinator
- 1 Éstom Jámani, Shasta and Lassen Hall Residence Life Coordinator
- Amenities include
  - A game room/lounge area with a TV
  - Communal kitchen
  - A study lounge
  - Shared volleyball area and grass area, great for picnicking, slacklining, hanging a hammock, sports or relaxing with friends
- Don't miss out on residence life events held out on the lawn!
- Shasta & Lassen Hall are mixed-gender communities. The first floor wings are separated by men and women, with the men’s restroom on the men’s wing and the women’s restroom on the women’s wing. The second and third floors have mixed genders on the floor, with a men's and women’s restroom on one side of the floor.

Themed Communities

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All Residential Halls Include:

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

Why Choose Shasta/Lassen?

Closest to academic buildings.
Smaller wings allow you to get to know a small group of people.
Large study and game lounge.

Shasta/Lassen Bathroom and Shower

Shasta/Lassen Double Room

Shasta and Lassen Staff

Katherine Reyes
Residence Life Coordinator
530-898-6325
kreyes12@csuchico.edu

Hi everyone! I'm Dr. Katherine Reyes, and I'm excited to be joining the University Housing team as a Residence Life Coordinator! I'm a proud Chico State alumna, where I earned my B.A. in Bilingual Liberal Studies, before completing my M.A. in Higher Education Leadership at the University of San Diego and my Ph.D. in Leadership and Global Change at Pepperdine University.

Over the past 12 years, I've had the opportunity to work in student affairs, residence life, community development, compliance, and student support, all of which have strengthened my passion for helping students feel seen, supported, and connected. My doctoral research focused on mentoring, belonging, and student success for first-generation college students, and I'm excited to bring that passion into our residential community. Whether its helping students navigate challenges, celebrating their accomplishments, or simply chatting around campus, I look forward to getting to know each of you.

Three Fun Facts About Me:

🌿 I love cooking or gardening with music playing in the background, and hanging out with my two cats, Stella & Selena.

🏰 I'm a proud Disney adult who loves to travel.

🌅 My partner and I love road trips, exploring the outdoors, catching sunsets, and winding down with a good TV binge—show recommendations are always welcome!

RCC Jaquan Doby

Jaquan Doby
Residence Conduct Coordinator
530-898-6325
jkdoby@csuchico.edu

Originally from a small town in South Carolina called Lugoff, Jaquan Doby is a dedicated higher education professional whose passions center on student development, leadership, and creating inclusive residential communities. His work is grounded in a commitment to service, accountability, and empowering students through transformative experiences.

Jaquan began his academic journey at Winthrop University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies in 2023. During his undergraduate experience, he developed a strong foundation in student engagement and leadership, which shaped his interest in student affairs and residential education.

He continued his education at Kennesaw State University, earning a Master of Education in Educational Leadership with a concentration in Student Affairs in 2025. Throughout his graduate experience, Jaquan deepened his knowledge of student development theory, assessment practices, and leadership in higher education, while completing fieldwork focused on residential life and student success.

Previously, Jaquan served as a Residence Hall Director at the College of Coastal Georgia, where he oversaw a multi-community residential system serving over 850 students. In this role, he supervised a large student staff team, managed residential programming and operations, and led initiatives designed to enhance student belonging, retention, and academic success. He also played a key role in student conduct processes and campus operations, including oversight of residential policies and student support systems.

Here at Chico, he now serves as a Residence Conduct Coordinator, where he focuses on fostering accountability, student learning, and equitable conduct processes within the campus community. His approach emphasizes education over punishment, ensuring that student conduct serves as a meaningful opportunity for growth and reflection.

In addition to his professional responsibilities, Jaquan is committed to continuous growth as a leader and practitioner. His leadership philosophy emphasizes being a reliable and compassionate presence for students, particularly during moments of challenge and transition. Through his work, he strives to create environments where students feel supported, challenged, and empowered to succeed.