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 95926-4570

Lassen Hall
(Student Name)
Lassen Hall-Room #
545 Legion Ave.
Chico, CA 95926-4570

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

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

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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!
- Lassen Hall is a mixed-gender community. 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.
- Shasta Hall is a mixed-gender community. 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

All Residential Halls Include:

Study lounges
iCloud 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

Cara Huyck
Residence Life Coordinator
Shasta/Lassen Halls
chuyck1@csuchico.edu
530-898-6325

Cara Huyck grew up in Bakersfield, California before moving to Chico State for school in 2016. While receiving her degree in Agricultural Business she was active in the Housing Department working as a Resident Advisor, Desk Attendant, and Senior Desk Attendant. Through these experiences, she found a love for working in Higher Education and Residence Life. After her time in Chico, Cara moved to San Diego where she worked in the housing department at UCSD. She is excited to be back at her alma mater and to serve as the Residence Life Coordinator in Éstom Jámani Hall as well as both Shasta and Lassen Halls. Cara is currently in the process of obtaining her Master’s in Business Administration with an option in Project Management. She is looking forward to supporting her Resident Advisors in building a strong community in the Residence Halls.

In her free time, Cara enjoys competitive games of Skip-Bo, playing volleyball, and reading!

Terren Pouncy
Residence Conduct Coordinator
Shasta/Lassen Halls
tpouncy@csuchico.edu
530-898-6325

Originating from Moreno Valley, California, Terren Pouncy is a Southern California native whose interest and personality includes fashion, music, and any food that tastes good — despite being a picky eater. Terren began at Chico State as a student in 2015 pursuing a B.A. in Journalism and a Marketing Minor. Up until graduating in 2019, Terren had the opportunity to involve himself and become a piece of the Chico State community by writing for The Orion; working in the offices of the Student Conduct, Rights, and Responsibilities, The Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs; interning at Tehama Group Communications and Center for Healthy Communities. Returning as a full-time staff in July 2021, Terren worked in Human Resources as an Office Coordinator. In November 2021 Terren transitioned into Student Conduct, Rights, and Responsibilities, where he longed work as student except this time professionally, as a Student Conduct Advisor. Most recently as of January 2023, Terren was granted the opportunity to make a transition University Housing where he now works a Residence Conduct Coordinator.