More information about student organizations can be found on the USF St. Petersburg website under the Student Life & Engagement section. The USF St. Petersburg Student Government is the governing entity of the student body at USF St. Petersburg. It is the active voice of the student body and is responsible for the annual allocation of Activities and Services (A&S) fee revenue generated by the enrolled student population. Student Government recognizes student organizations through this funding. The Student Government is responsible for allocating a 3.3 million dollar annual budget, which funds both campus activities and the Student Center. To accommodate extra students and students wishing to pursue a degree full-time on campus, USF St. Petersburg built a residence hall, Residence Hall One. First year students who live 30 miles or farther from the USFSP campus are required to live In Residence Hall One. Residence Hall One is located across the street from the campus. Students can easily walk to class, the gym, parking garage and Campus Activity Center, located on the same street as Residence Hall One, within minutes. Students wishing to live in Residence Hall One can choose from any of two suites; Manatee and Dolphin. There is a third suite, Falcon, that exists in the form of one room and houses two students in single bedrooms. Residence Hall One also offers its students a sense of community in an already welcoming university. Every floor has a Resident Assistant to monitor, help, and organize meetings for the students. Residence Hall One is also the University of South Florida St. Petersburg's first student dormitory since Merchant Marine training bases were used as dormitories for students. USF St. Petersburg officially opened the doors to Residence Hall One on August 23, 2006 for the Fall semester. Residence Hall One is a seven-story building that can house 354 students in 95 apartments that contain four-person double bedrooms, four-person single bedrooms, and one two-person apartment with single bedrooms. Each apartment contains two bathrooms, a living room and kitchen with garbage disposal, refrigerator and microwave. All utilities are included; electricity, water, heat and air conditioning, local telephone service, high speed Internet and cable TV. Every floor in Residence Hall One has a laundry room and lounge. Lounges are equipped with furniture and a high-definition television with cable TV. Resident students can also park their cars in the seven-story parking garage across the street built at the same time as Residence Hall One. A $1,500 Sails Scholarship was offered to students who moved into Residence Hall One during its first year open.