Valley Apartments

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The Valley Apartments include San Buenaventura and San Antonio De Padua (SAP). A Community Director, an Assistant Community Director, eleven Resident Assistants, and a Resident Minister reside in Valley Apartments alongside 345 residents.

Valley Apartments

San Buenaventura

The building has many perks to offer residents. These include large bedrooms, living rooms, and very large bathrooms. Additionally, there are elevators and even a putting green! The residence hall houses 88 single bedrooms and 76 double bedrooms for about 250 second-year residents.

Valley Apartments

San Antonio de Padua

San Antonio de Padua (SAP) will house a mix of first-year and transfer students for the 2025-26 academic year.

SAP offers approximately 41 units, consisting of mostly large one-bedroom apartments for up to four residents. Each unit is entered from an interior hallway and some have balcony views of Tecolote Canyon and Mission Bay.

Continuous occupancy (including Christmas/winter Break, Intersession, and Spring Break) is provided at no additional expense to non-freshman residents that stay for the full academic year.

Apartment Layouts

San Buenaventura (San Buen) consists of 4 floors connected by stairs and elevators. Each floor has four wings (10s, 20s, 30s & 40s). Floors 2-4 have identical layouts. Floor 1 has less residential rooms due to the large communal space and other storage rooms. There are two main entrances one on the side of the building that leads to a parking lot and the other next to the Bosley Fitness Center.

San Antonio de Padua (SAP) consists of three floors filled with mostly one bedroom apartments for up to four residents. The even numbered apartments that face the Tecolote canyon have balconies. All rooms have ceiling fans and brand new steel appliances.

Valley Apartment Resources

Community Leadership Team

Community Director

Jemefer Angela Cruz

Jemefer supports the Valley Apartments; both communities in San Antonio de Padua and San Buenaventura.

Jemefer's office is located in Mata'yuum Crossroads.

Resident Minister

Father Gregory McGivern

Fr. Greg McGivern is a University Chaplain. He was born in the North of Ireland but has lived and exercised priestly ministry in California for twenty years. Fr. Greg holds master’s degrees in Theology and Counseling Psychology. He is also a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. As chaplain at the University of San Diego his primary focus is on the pastoral care and well-being of all on campus, particularly the students. He is a life-long learner and considers his most important and influential teachers to be the people with whom he has had the privilege and blessing of being a Spiritual Companion. Fr. Greg enjoys the theater, travel, hiking and working out at the gym

Fr. Greg is available should you need a listening ear, have questions about faith or any other life issue and can be contacted at pmcgivern@sandiego.edu.