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Self-operated Houses (Self-ops)

La Maison Française - Self-operated House

Self-operated houses, or self-ops, are undergraduate houses in which student residents (and non-resident eating associates), manage the operation of the house's meal service and hire a house cook. The members jointly establish a board plan and coordinate house jobs and the budgeting of finances. Like co-ops, self-ops offer residents the opportunity to develop skills in management and self-sufficiency. Unlike co-ops, where students cook for themselves and clean the house, house cooks prepare all required meals in self-ops and University custodial service is provided. The kitchen is generally open to students outside mealtimes and students may be required to hash.

Self-ops establish a kitchen schedule which requires that each resident volunteer for a daily, weekly, or quarterly shift. In some houses, the residents choose to use house funds to pay residents for house jobs. Each student contributes toward the order of the house, whether he pays a fellow resident for the work or does the work himself. The structure of the self-op also forces residents to interact more frequently and cooperatively with one another; jobs are rarely done individually.

Each self-op has Resident Staff members: Resident Assistants (RAs) and Program Assistants in non-theme houses; Resident Fellows (RFs), or Faculty Affiliates, and Theme Associates in theme houses. RFs and RAs work with residents to plan house programs throughout the year. Each self-op is unique, and the level and variety of social and educational activities varies according to student preference. For example, Roth is the only non-sorority on campus managed by and for women.
Self-operated Non-theme Houses
680 Lomita Dr. 717 Dolores St.
Bob Durand
Grove (Formerly Grove Mayfield) Jerry
Mars Narnia
Phi Sig Roth
Xanadu ZAP
Self-operated Theme Houses
EAST House Haus Mitteleuropa
La Casa Italiana La Maison Française
Muwekma-tah-ruk Slavianskii Dom
 
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General Information

Furnishings

Common Areas

 

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Map

Residence Chart

General Information
Residence Name Self-ops – Small Group Houses
Neighborhood Central
Street Address Various - see Chart below
Mailing Address

Mail is delivered to students’ Post Office boxes, assigned in early September.  Please note that the Post Office does not deliver student mail to the residences, only to the Post Office.  The Housing Front Desk cannot accept mail or packages for students. 

Here is a sample P.O. Box address.  Insert your unique P.O. Box number.

Jane Student
P.O. Box  12345
Stanford, CA 94309-2345

If you are having something shipped which requires a street address, please ship it to yourself, at your residence.

Housing Front Desk The Row
Housing
Front Desk
680 Lomita, 717 Dolores, Bob, Durand, Grove, Haus Mitteleuropa, Jerry,
La Casa Italiana, La Maison Française, Mars, Muwekma-tah-ruk, Narnia,
Phi Sig, Roth, Slavianskii Dom, Storey, and Xanadu
Governor's
Corner
Housing
Front Desk
EAST House
Stern
Housing
Front Desk
ZAP
Year Built Various - see Chart below
Year Renovated Various - see Chart below
Class Configuration Upperclass
Co-ed Type Co-ed on each floor. Roth, all-female
Custodial Service University managed
Dining Service

Student residents, and non-resident eating associates, manage the operation of the house's meal service and hire a house cook. International meals are often featured at: La Casa Italiana, Haus Mitteleuropa, La Maison Francaise, and EAST House. For students interested in becoming eating associates, please see the house kitchen manager.

Construction For information on projects in, around, or near student housing facilities, please visit the Construction and Renovation page.
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Furnishings
Each house is unique, but general furnishings in a typical student room include a bed, desk, chair, dresser or drawers, bookcase or bookshelves, closet or wardrobe, wastebasket and recycle bin. Bathrooms are communal; single-gender or co-ed.
Common Areas

Each house has a kitchen, dining room, lounge, computer cluster, and study area.

House Facts
All
Self-operated
Houses

Configuration:
Co-ed type:

Resident Staff:

Upperclass house
Co-ed on each floor.
Exception: Roth House is all-female
Student staff for Non-Theme Houses; Resident Fellows/Faculty Affiliates for Theme Houses - click on link to see list of RFs.

Addresses and Year built/renovated (Non-theme houses)
House Address Year Built Year Renovated
680 Lomita 680 Lomita 1963 2003
717 Dolores 717 Dolores 1915 2005
Bob 566 Mayfield Ave 1976 -
Durand 634 Mayfield Ave

1911

2006
Grove (formerly Grove Mayfield) 584 Mayfield Ave 1907 1994
Jerry 658 Lomita Ct 1965 1999
Mars 553 Mayfield Ave 1896 1994
Narnia 1135 Campus Dr Pre-1930 1999
Phi Sig 1018 Campus Dr 1896 1994
Roth 713 Santa Ynez 1909 2007
Xanadu 558 Mayfield Ave 1976 2008
ZAP 710 Bowdoin St 1967 1998

Addresses and Year built/renovated (Theme houses)
House Address Year Built Year Renovated
EAST House 544 Governor's Ave 1982 -
Haus Mitteleuropa 620 Mayfield Ave 1910 1995
La Casa Italiana 562 Mayfield Ave 1976 -
La Maison Française 610 Mayfield Ave 1909 1996
Muwekma-tah-ruk 543 Lasuen Mall

1896

1993
Slavianskii Dom 650 Mayfield Ave 1900 1995
Storey House 543 Lasuen Mall 1900 -

Note: There are also self-ops within the Greek residences at Stanford. See the Residential Education’s Self-Operated Housing page for more information.

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