McKeon Hall at Lincoln Center

McKeon Hall offers 24-hour security for your personal safety. The building also has a comprehensive fire-safety system, including sprinklers and control panel with a public address system.

Each McKeon first-year student will have both a resident assistant and a resident first-year mentor dedicated to easing the transition to college. The live-in staff is entrusted with creating community and shaping a positive living experience through which residents can succeed academically, first and foremost, and to develop as a whole person.

Savanah joined Fordham's Office of Residential Life team as a Resident Director in October 2021.  She currently supervises and leads a team of 12 Resident Assistants and Resident First-Year Mentors in McKeon Hall.  Savanah focuses on creating a collaborative, communicative, and purpose-driven environment where residents are able to creatively express their truest selves and develop the skills needed to "go forth and set the world on fire." She also seeks to make the first-year experience one that is conducive to growth, learning, exploration, and connection to themselves, their peers, the university, and the world around them.

Savanah Manos is a graduate of Fordham University Lincoln Center where she received her Master’s in the Science of Teaching under the Graduate School of Education in 2021. She also earned her Bachelor’s degree in English with a minor in Theatre from Fordham University in 2020. During her time as a student, Savanah worked with a diverse student population across first-year, upper-class, and graduate students as both a Resident Assistant and a Resident First-Year Mentor. Savanah also spent time working with Fordham’s Undergraduate Admissions office during her tenure as a student organizing & recruiting student ambassadors and supporting admissions counselors. In addition to a passion for the Fordham community, Savanah brings her unique experiences and skill sets garnered from working for both the New York City Department of Education and the Walt Disney Company in recent years.

Jassadi Moore is a Resident Director of First Years in McKeon Hall. She is currently supervising a total of twelve Resident Assistants and Resident First-Year Mentors and advises Residence Hall Association (RHA). Jassadi is passionate about student advocacy and sense of belonging on campus. As a first-generation minority college student, she is devoted to highlighting equity and diversity within her work. She loves working with all students and is continuously bringing her positive energy into the spaces she enters, because impact and interpersonal connections is what drives her in the world of higher education.

Jassadi Moore is a recent Master's graduate from Rutgers University studying Student Affairs and Higher Education. During her time at Rutgers, she worked in Reslife as a Program Coordinator for an international student program, Global Roommates Program. She was also a Graduate Assistant at the Paul Robeson Cultural Center, which focused on programming and opportunities for Black student experiences on campus. She served as an ACUHO-I intern just across the street at Juilliard in the summer of 2022, so she’s excited to be back in the Lincoln Center area. She is originally from Ann Arbor, MI and got her bachelor degrees from Michigan State University in 2018; double majoring in Arts & Humanities, and Human Development & Family Studies, with a minor in Peace & Justice. Jassadi is looking forward to continuing her explorations on the East Coast. Jassadi is passionate about the arts and uplifting communities! She also has a dog named Blanco who is just as excited to be part of the Fordham team.