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Wayland Hall
Wayland Hall, completed in 1958, was named after John W. Wayland, a member of the first faculty and former department head in history and social science. In 2011 Wayland Hall became the first renovated residence hall in the country to receive the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design platinum award.
Wayland Hall is home to a new living learning community devoted to the College of Visual and Performing Arts. The hall will embody an ethic of environmental responsibility while creating a healthy home for students to pursue excellence in their fields.
The renovated building includes a gallery, music practice rooms, an art studio and a performance and exhibition room. All aspects of the program, including an ambitious reconfiguration of the bedroom spaces, are designed to encourage interaction, foster collaboration and create ample opportunity for exposure to the discipline and joy of the arts.
Wayland Hall will be used for summer housing for students enrolled in summer classes.
A typical room in Wayland Hall has:
- Two 5 ft. adjustable junior loft single beds with innerspring mattresses
- Two individual desks with chairs
- Two closets
- Two chests of drawers
- Roller shades
- TV cable hookup and internet access (wireless)
- Community hall style bath
- This building is air-conditioned
- Vinyl floor coverings
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