DUNN HALL
About the Namesake
Dunn Hall is named after J. Harold Dunn ’25 and was constructed in 1972. During his collegiate years, he served as a student leader undertaking a tough curriculum and working day-and-night.
After leaving Texas A&M, Mr. Dunn went into the business industry where he made his way to the top. He transformed Shamrock Oil & Gas Company from a company running in the red to a distinguished corporation known as the Diamond-Shamrock Corporation.
Commons Hall
- Double Room
Quick Reference
| Building Abbreviation | DUNN | Building Capacity | 460 |
| Building Number | 0442 | Built In | 1975 |
| Residential Area | Southside | Renovated In | 2012 |
| Hall Style | Commons Hall | Gender | Single Gender by Suite |
| Room Type | Double Rooms | Living Learning Program | None |
Gallery
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Floor Plan
Location
Physical Address:
636 Lubbock Street, College Station, TX 77840
See also: U.S.P.S., FedEx, and UPS addresses
Amenities
Fully furnished rooms
Furniture included (2 of each per double room): desk, chair, bed, dresser, bookshelf; beds are twin-size junior lofts | View room and furniture specs
Room flooring is vinyl composite tile
- Suite bathrooms with ceramic tile
Electricity included
Free on-site washer/dryer
Water, sewer, recycling & trash included
Accessible rooms available
Vending machines
Designed for community
T.V. lounge
Community events and socials
Resident advisors
Public hallway phones on each floor
Access to Commons Lobby – convenience store, multipurpose rooms, 24-hour desk
Resident Community Council
Academically-oriented environment
Educational programs
Access to community learning center
Convenient location
Walk or bike to class
Near parking lot 40 and Southside Garage
Easy access to dining
Worry-free features
Professional, on-site maintenance
24-hour, on-call staff
Card-controlled access
Security officer
Roommate matching available
Bike racks nearby