Office of Residence Life

Students and faculty walking by Shriner Hall

Hood is Home.

Our Residence Life community is grounded in the belief that you matter. Your personal and academic success are at the heart of everything we do.

The Office of Housing and Residence Life fosters a supportive, inclusive environment where every student feels safe, connected, and empowered to grow through residential programs, staff support, and educational conduct processes, in order to promote responsibility, community engagement, and student success.

Fall Dates & Deadlines

Stay on track this semester with key housing dates, deadlines, and important reminders.

Date	Description
August 28	Room Exchanges & Changes form opens
September 1	Labor Day, offices closed
September 5	Room Exchanges & Changes form closes
September 7	Last day to move into new housing assignment
October 4	Fall Family Weekend
October 13-14	Fall Break, offices open
October 13 - November 25	Administrative Room Consolidations
November 26	Residence halls close at 12PM
November 30	Residence halls open at 12PM
December 11	Residence halls close at 12PM
December 23 - January 1	Winter break, offices closed

Our Professional Staff

You may visit our office in person. We're located on the second floor of Whitaker Campus Center.

Email: residencelife@hood.edu

Phone: 301-696-3577

Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Who is the Resident Assistant on Duty?

Email:gist@hood.edu
Phone:301-696-3627

Office:
Whitaker Campus Center
Student Affairs Suite, 229

Taylor oversees the management of residential halls, leads initiatives that promote student leadership and engagement, and coordinates with departments across the College to provide fair and equitable housing for students. She is a member of the Professional-On-Call response team that provides 24/7 support to students in need of issues pertaining to facilities, academics, and residential life.

Taylor is a graduate of the University of Virginia, where she earned a B.A. in Spanish and English literature. As an undergraduate, she served as a resident advisor and senior resident. Prior to her role at Hood College, Taylor worked as a K-12 teacher in various school contexts in the United States, South Korea, and Spain. She earned her M.Ed. in School Management from La Universidad de Alcalá in Madrid, Spain.

In her free time, Taylor walks her dog around Frederick.

Email:anozil@hood.edu
Phone:301-696-3936

Office:
Whitaker Campus Center
Student Life Suite, 227

Marcnoly Anozil serves as the Associate Director of Residence Life at Hood College, where he combines housing operations with residential education to create meaningful student experiences. He oversees housing assignments, move-in and move-out, and the room change process while leading RA training, supervision, and leadership development.

Previously, Marcnoly was an Area Coordinator at McDaniel College, supporting upper-class communities and designing educational models that connect theory to practice in RA training and student development. He holds a B.S. in Healthcare Administration from Washington Adventist University and an M.A. in Student Affairs in Higher Education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

In his free time, Marcnoly enjoys shopping for sneakers and hats and playing board games.

Email: ljones@hood.edu
Phone:301-696-3577

Office:
Whitaker Campus Center
Student Life Suite

Lloyd W Jones III serves as the Graduate Assistant of Residence Life for Blazer, Coblentz, and Memorial Hall, where he provides leadership, guidance, and mentorship to Resident Assistants. He plays a key role in fostering a supportive and inclusive residential community by coordinating staff development, facilitating performance evaluations, and planning community-building initiatives. Through regular one-on-one check-ins and area meetings, Lloyd ensures that student staff are empowered to grow both personally and professionally.

In addition to his supervisory responsibilities, Lloyd supports daily administrative operations, collaborates with facilities to manage residential work orders, and serves on the Professional-On-Call response team, offering 24/7 support to students navigating challenges related to academics, facilities, and residential life.

Lloyd earned his B.S. in Translational Life Science Technology with a focus in Bioinformatics from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). During his undergraduate years, he interned at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab on the COVID Data Archiving Project and was an active member of the Biotechnology Club. He is currently pursuing a master's degree in management information systems while continuing his work in Residence Life as a Graduate Assistant. Outside of campus, Lloyd works as a substitute teacher in Frederick County Public Schools and engages in summer internships in bioinformatics and related fields.

In his free time, Lloyd enjoys reading webnovels and playing video games.

Email: tstanford@hood.edu
Phone:301-696-3577

Office:
Smith Hall

Tam Stanford supervises a team of Resident Assistants, providing leadership, guidance, and mentorship to support their personal and professional development. She oversees the planning and execution of community-building initiatives, coordinates ongoing staff development through regular one-on-one check-ins and team meetings, and facilitates performance evaluations to help RAs grow in their roles. Tam plays a key role in shaping a positive residential experience by fostering a strong, supportive community among student staff and residents alike.

In addition to her supervisory responsibilities, Tam supports daily operations within Residence Life and serves on the Professional-On-Call response team, providing 24/7 support to students dealing with issues related to facilities, academics, and residential life. She is committed to creating an inclusive and engaging living environment where all students feel welcomed and supported.

A graduate of Hood College, Tam earned her B.A. in Biology and Mathematics. As an undergraduate, she was a four-year collegiate athlete and held leadership positions as president and executive board member of several student organizations. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Biomedical Science while serving as a Graduate Assistant in Residence Life. Beyond her campus roles, she interns at a prosthetics clinic and participates in a STEM-focused mentoring program supporting women in science-related fields.

In her free time, Tam enjoys watching movies and documentaries.