61 Grove St, New York, NY 10014

The apartments are located in the Western portion of Greenwich Village. The West Village is usually defined as bounded by the Hudson River and Sixth Avenue extending from 14th Street down to Houston Street. Bordering neighborhoods include Chelsea to the North, the South Village, the newly invented area called Hudson Square to the South, and Greenwich Village to the East. The neighborhood is primarily residential, with a multitude of small restaurants, shops and services. Everything from supermarkets to pharmacies to 24 hour convenience stores, are located within walking distance of the apartments.

The building consists of eleven apartments with three to four bedrooms each, a full bath and a kitchen. Bedrooms are either singles or doubles. Each bedroom will be furnished with a bed(s), dresser(s) and a desk. Kitchens are equipped with all major appliances including a dishwasher, as well as pots, pans, dishes, and utensils.  Apartments are cable and Internet ready. Air conditioners are provided.

 

55 John St. New York, NY 10014

This residence hall comprises floors five through seventeen. Each room features double occupancy, a telephone, wall-to-wall carpeting, and an Ethernet connection (NO CORD PROVIDED) and wireless throughout the building. Imagine being just a short elevator ride away from classes. Theme floor options include film, wellness, green, honors, and world cultures. Maria's Tower is an alcohol and substance-free building. Each floor is staffed with a Resident Advisor who plans and organizes educational and social programs on a regular basis.

General Information:
Facilities in building: 

• A TV lounge and a study lounge on every floor (except the 5th floor).
• Laundry facilities are located on the 5th, 6th, 8th, 10th, 13th, 15th, and 17th floors. 
• Laundry machines in this building  are from Maytag (provided by Macgray) and are FREE of charge to all residents.

Miscellaneous information:

• All resident rooms are equipped with Cable, and High-Speed Ethernet and wireless Internet access.
• Wireless internet access is also provided throughout the building.

• 18 floors total, residences are floors 5-17
• Average number of students in building: 530
• Typical room dimensions: 16'11" x 9'10"
• Window treatment: black window blinds (provided)
• Bed style: Standard twin (loftable; in some rooms, beds are REQUIRED to be lofted due to available space or room configuration)
• 24 Hour Security
• Non-Traditional students are those who are 25 years of age and older, and are not placed in Maria's Tower, even if they are first-year students.

Cable Service:
Cable service is provided to all University-owned residence halls, through the University, by an agreement with local cable service providers.

Students ages 12 to 13 are not allowed to leave the dormitory without their assigned Chaperone.

Students ages 12 to 13 may come with their own chaperone or they will be assigned to a Joffrey Chaperone. Parents who are interested in becoming Joffrey Chaperones at the dormitory will have up to five students in this age group assigned to them from this list. A chaperone premium will be charged to those students requiring a chaperone.

Student’s ages 14 - 15 will be accompanied by RAs to and from the dormitory and the school. These students will have a 9:00 PM curfew at the facility.

Students in this age group may not leave the dormitory in groups of less than 2, unless they are going to the grocery or pharmacy across the street. Students are limited to a specific geographic area around the dormitory, beyond which they may not go. When students leave the building they must sign out, list their destination and expected return time. Students who fail to follow these and the other rules of the dormitory will be confined to the dormitory after class, except to purchase food and other necessities, for a duration determined by the Head Resident.

Students 16 and older are required to follow the curfew guidelines but will not be accompanied by an RA

We will have 1 Resident Assistant (RA) for every 20 students under the age of 18 and 1 Head Resident in charge of all Joffrey students who will live at the dormitory. Interested parents may apply to become RAs or Chaperones by filling out the RA application form. Students will be placed in the dorm by age. There are single, double, and triple rooms. Students may request a particular roommate.

We will have 1 Chaperone for every 5-6 children ages 12-13 residing in the same facility/unit.The chaperone is a professional that goes through an extensive interview process.

Room assignments will be made solely by Joffrey Ballet School staff. Should you request a particular roommate, we will make every effort to accommodate your request. Should we match you with a roommate, Joffrey Ballet School will attempt to give you information about your roommate at least a week prior to your arrival. In the event of a roommate conflict, Joffrey Ballet School reserves the right to relocate roommates to another room similar to the room to which they are currently assigned.

With response to food allergies, specifically any potentially life threatening allergy, the Joffrey Ballet School wants to be clear that we will do what ever is possible to avoid any situation that would put a student at risk but the responsibility ultimately lies with the student and parent . If you decide to move your child into a Joffrey residence it will be the students responsibility to make sure that all utensils, cooking items and food be kept separate from the other students with whom an apartment is shared. It is your responsibility as a parent to insure that your child is capable and properly trained to protect themselves from exposure to their allergy in a communal environment. We are more than happy to assist you in this process but can not guarantee nor do we warrant that your child will not come into contact with the allergen. If the food allergy could result in a life threatening reaction then we strongly recommend that you find housing that is separate, more controllable and safe for your child. Should you decide to house your child at a Joffrey residence please be aware that you will have to sign a release of liability form.

HEAD RESIDENT ADVISOR (HEAD RA)

For questions regarding this position email Colleen Barnes, Director of Residence Life at   This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 646 232 9537.

DEPARTMENT: Joffrey Ballet School – Residence Life

POSITIONS: Head Resident Advisor 2013 Summer Session, June 4- Aug 20 (11 weeks)

REPORTS TO:  Director of Residence Life

Locations and Dates (please note below dates are program dates and do not include training time):

NYC Summer Sessions

• Ballet Intensive June 9 – July 27, 2013 (7 weeks)
• Young Dancer Program June 9 – August 3, 2013 (8 weeks)
• Jazz and Contemporary Program July 28 – Aug 17, 2013 (3 weeks)

Los Angeles Summer Session

• Pre-Professional Intensive June 16 – July 27, 2013 (6 weeks)

Dallas Summer Session

• Jazz and Contemporary Program Aug 4 – Aug 17 (2 weeks)

San Francisco Summer Session

• Pre-Professional Intensive July 14 to July 27, 2013 (6 weeks)

DETAILS:

New York City: Head RA receives: Room and Board (if available)  at Joffrey Ballet School housing, compensation in the amount of $4,400.00, unlimited subway pass, tickets to activities and Broadway shows. A supplement of $50 a week will be added to the salary if board is not available at the assigned building. FREE DANCE CLASSES at Joffrey when not on duty. (you must qualify for the class - this determination is made by the Artistic Director).

Los Angeles: Head RA receives: Room and Board (if available) at CSUN housing, compensation in the amount of $2,600.00, tickets to activities. A supplement of $50 a week will be added to the salary if board is not available at the assigned building. FREE DANCE CLASSES at Joffrey when not on duty (you must qualify for the class - this determination is made by the Artistic Director).

Dallas / San Francisco : Head RA receives: Room and Board (if available) compensation in the amount of $1,000.00, tickets to activities. A supplement of $50 a week will be added to the salary if board is not available at the assigned building. FREE DANCE CLASSES at Joffrey when not on duty (you must qualify for the class - this determination is made by the Artistic Director).

APPLICATION DEADLINE: April 15- Positions will be filled at a first come first serve basis to qualified candidates – please submit application early for best consideration.  Final candidates who are offered a position  will be required to undergo a background check prior to finalizing the hiring process.

POSITION SUMMARY

This is a temporary, full-time position.  The Head RA is responsible for supervising housing staff and students who are residing in their assigned dormitory during the summer school session. The Head Resident will organize transportation and supervision of students to and from the dormitory and Joffrey studio locations and activities. The Head Resident will organize and supervise staff schedules and work assignments in the dormitory. Head RA will ensure that all staff schedules, policies, transportation schedules, major disciplinary decisions and scheduled staff meetings are presented to the Director of Resident Life for review and approval.  Head Resident will represent the Director of Residence Life in their assigned building.  Head Resident will be responsible for communication between their assigned dormitory and Joffrey administrative staff, faculty, students, and parents.

Download Official Job Description Here: Head RA

Download application here: Residence Life Employment Application

For questions regarding this position email Colleen Barnes, Director of Residence Life at   This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 646 232 9537.

DEPARTMENT: Joffrey Ballet School – Residence Life

POSITIONS: Resident Advisor 2013

REPORTS TO: Head Resident Advisor

Locations and Dates (please note below dates are program dates and do not include training time):

NYC Summer Sessions

• Ballet Intensive June 9 – July 27, 2013 (7 weeks)
• Young Dancer Program June 9 – August 3, 2013 (8 weeks)
• Jazz and Contemporary Program July 28 – Aug 17, 2013 (3 weeks)

Los Angeles Summer Session

• Pre-Professional Intensive June 16 – July 27, 2013 (6 weeks)

Dallas Summer Session

• Jazz and Contemporary Program Aug 4 – Aug 17 (2 weeks)

San Francisco Summer Session

• Pre-Professional Intensive July 14 to July 27, 2013 (6 weeks)

DETAILS:

New York City: RA receives: Room and Board (if available) at Joffrey Ballet School housing, compensation in the amount of $3,300.00, unlimited subway pass, tickets to activities and Broadway shows. A supplement of $75 a week will be added to the salary if board is not available at the assigned building. FREE DANCE CLASSES at Joffrey when not on duty. (you must qualify for the class - this determination is made by the Artistic Director).

Los Angeles: RA receives: Room and Board (if available) at CSUN housing, compensation in the amount of $2,000.00, tickets to activities. A supplement of $75 a week will be added to the salary if board is not available at the assigned building. FREE DANCE CLASSES at Joffrey when not on duty (you must qualify for the class - this determination is made by the Artistic Director).

Dallas / San Francisco: RA receives: Room and Board (if available) compensation in the amount of $750.00, tickets to activities. A supplement of $75 a week will be added to the salary if board is not available at the assigned building. FREE DANCE CLASSES at Joffrey when not on duty (you must qualify for the class - this determination is made by the Artistic Director).

APPLICATION DEADLINE: April 15- Positions will be filled at a first come first serve basis to qualified candidates – please submit application early for best consideration.  Final candidates who are offered a position  will be required to undergo a background check prior to finalizing the hiring process. 

POSITION SUMMARY

The RA is responsible for assisting the Head RA in supervising and assisting students who are staying at Joffrey Ballet School during the summer school session; working with the Joffrey administration. This position requires living at the dormitory .

Download Official Job Description Here: Residence Advisor

Download application here: Residence Life Employment Application

For questions regarding this position email Colleen Barnes, Director of Residence Life at   This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 646 232 9537.

DEPARTMENT: Joffrey Ballet School – Residence Life

POSITIONS: Chaperone 2013

REPORTS TO: Head Chaperone

Locations and Dates (please note below dates are program dates and do not include training time):

NYC Summer Sessions

• Ballet Intensive June 9 – July 27, 2013 (7 weeks)
• Young Dancer Program June 9 – August 3, 2013 (8 weeks)
• Jazz and Contemporary Program July 28 – Aug 17, 2013 (3 weeks)

Los Angeles Summer Session

• Pre-Professional Intensive June 16 – July 27, 2013 (6 weeks)

Dallas Summer Session

• Jazz and Contemporary Program Aug 4 – Aug 17 (2 weeks)

San Francisco Summer Session

• Pre-Professional Intensive July 14 to July 27, 2013 (2 weeks)

New York City Chaperone receives: free housing; compensation in the amount of $525.00 (3 weeks) , $700.00 (4 weeks) or $1225.00 (7 weeks);  unlimited subway pass; tickets to activities and Broadway shows. FREE DANCE CLASSES while students are in class (you must qualify for the class - this determination is made by the Artistic Director).

Los Angeles Chaperone receives: free housing; compensation in the amount of $525.00 (3 weeks) , $700.00 (4 weeks), $1050.00 (6 weeks) tickets to activities and FREE DANCE CLASSES while students are in class (you must qualify for the class - this determination is made by the Artistic Director).

Dallas / San Francisco Chaperone receives: free housing; compensation in the amount of $350.00 (2 weeks);  unlimited subway pass; tickets to activities and Broadway shows. FREE DANCE CLASSES while students are in class. (you must qualify for the class - this determination is made by the Artistic Director).

APPLICATION DEADLINE: April 15- Positions will be filled at a first come first serve basis to qualified candidates – please submit application early for best consideration.  Final candidates who are offered a position  will be required to undergo a background check prior to finalizing the hiring process.

POSITION SUMMARY:

This is a temporary, full-time position. A Chaperone is responsible for supervising up to six students ages 12 to 13. Chaperones work with Head Chaperone to ensure that these students are supervised to and from classes, during lunch, on activities, shopping and in the dormitory. Chaperone ensures that students are safe at all times, eating responsibly, and respecting all rules of the dormitory.  A Chaperone must become familiar with the Joffrey facilities and Joffrey buildings. You will be required to arrive in advance of the programs for training. The above dates are the program dates and do not include the training. You will receive this information when you are hired.

Download Official Job Description Here: Chaperone

Download application here: Residence Life Employment Application