Fountain Hall (Dorm 4)

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Building Info

Namesake

Living Learning Center

Professional, on-site maintenance
24-hour, on-call staff
Card-controlled access
Access to Leadership Learning Centers
Vending machines
WiFi throughout hall
Public hallway phones on each floor
Free on-site washers & dryers
Ice machine
Electricity included
Fully furnished
Fully furnished rooms

Room and Hallway Flooring: Vinyl Composite Tile
Furniture Style: Fixed
Bed Style: In Place
Mattress Size: 77″ x 36″
Bed Size: 36″ W x 80″ L

Desk Size (2) (chairs included): 33″ W x 32″ D x 31″ H – 2 drawers
Hutch Size (2) Above Desks: 33″ W x 14″ D x 49″ H – 2 shelves
Dresser Size (4): 24″ W x 24″ D x 21″ H – 2 drawers
Bookshelves (2) Above Beds: 82″ W X 14″ D X 13″ H – 1 divided shelf
Wardrobe (2): 28″ W x 30″ D x 80″ H – 2 shelves

Number of Windows & Size: 1 (corner rooms have 2) 46″ x 54″

Room Dimensions: 12′ x 10′ living area – 17′ to door and closet area
Ceiling Height: 8’5″ Sink/Vanity Area (2):
Vanity Counter Space: 47″ W x 25″ D (cabinet space and 4 drawers below)
Vanity Upper Cabinet: 22″ W x 6″ D x 12″ H (closed adjustable shelf)
22″ W x 15″ D x 14″ H (open shelf)
24″ W x 6″ D x 29″ H (medicine cabinet)

Allowed to Paint Room: NO

Hall Features
AC individually controlled; sink in room; vending machine and laundry located on 1st Floor; connected to Plank Living Learning Center.

Room	Rates
Double Room	$3,368

Fountain Hall is named after Charles P. Fountain and was constructed in 1939. Mr. Fountain served as head of the Department of English from 1904 until his death in 1921. Dr. Fountain administered the Student Loan Fund through which hundreds of students could obtain money which defrayed their college expenses. During World War I he spearheaded fundraising for the Red Cross, however, his most impressive fundraising undertaking was for the eventual erection of the Y.M.C.A. Building on campus.

Fountain Hall (Dorm 4)

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