St. Ann Hall is a four-story, non-air conditioned residence hall housing approximately 225 students. This is a co-ed building and part of Emmanuel's first-year residential experience.
Each floor houses 40 to 60 residents who share single-sex bathrooms, fully-equipped kitchens and laundry facilities.
FIRST FLOOR
Our residence halls have a variety of amenities, including:
Front Desk
Common areas
Residence Hall Council (RHC)
RHC is an opportunity to get involved in your hall. The aim of the council is to provide for the needs of the residential population while also serving as a representative body.
Lock-out service
Staff is available to assist with room re-entry if you forget your ID.
Mail
Convenient on-campus locations for sending and receiving mail.
Housekeeping and maintenance
A crew of housekeeping personnel clean the bathrooms and common areas daily. If something breaks in your room, you can put in a work order with your RA and it will be fixed by our Facilities Department.
Residential communities
Emmanuel offers residential living communities to help maximize your college living and learning experiences.
Visitation hours
Controlled visitation hours and regulations help to accommodate resident's desire for visitation as well as protect their right to privacy.
The average room in a residence hall measures 11' x 18' (3.3 m x 5.5 m).
Floorplan of an average double room:
Average room dimensions: 11' x 18' (3.3 m x 5.5 m)
Average window dimensions: Width: 6' (188 cm) Height: 4'8" (142 cm)
Average bed dimensions: Length: 79 inches (201 cm)
Mattress size: 80" x 36" (extra long twin sheets)
All bedrooms are fully furnished. Student are not permitted to bring their own mattresses. Residence Life will not remove any provided furniture from the room. Below please find what furniture is included by room type:
Double room
Triple room
St. Ann Hall has a staff of eight Resident Assistants and an Assistant Director/Resident Director who live in the building. The staff is available to help students who want to talk about any issue, desire tips for successful studying, want to enjoy a philosophical discussion, are accidentally locked out, or want someone to attend a campus activity with. Our staff is here to help you become a part of the St. Ann family and become an involved student of Emmanuel College.
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