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Ward Hall
Ward Hall
  • Hall Population: 206
  • Resident Assistants: 8
  • Year Built:1963

Ward Hall

Ward Hall is named after Sarah Cort Ward, a native Rochesterian and one of Fisher's first major benefactors.

Ward Hall provides housing for first-year students. Each room accommodates up to three residents, and floors are arranged with two rooms connected by bathroom facilities. There is also one quad room and one standard triple room per floor. The Ward and Haffey Dining Hall is located on the main floor. Student lounges, laundry facilities, and cooking facilities are located on most floors of the building.

Overview

Year Built: 1963
Hall Population: 206

Hall Features

Floor Plan: Corridor style. Standard triple, double and quad rooms. Connecting bathrooms.
Resident Assistants: 8.
Student Population: First-year.
Gender: Male and female by room.
Amenities: Ward-Haffey Dining Hall. TV lounge and kitchen on each floor, free laundry facilities, vending machines, elevator, wireless internet.
Fire Safety: Smoke detectors, sprinkler system, and alarms.

Room Features & Dimensions

Avg. Room Size (Double Rooms): 12' x 18'
Avg. Room Size (Standard Triple Rooms): 15' x 18' 
Avg. Room Size (Standard Quad Rooms): 19' x 23'
Heating/Cooling: Building-wide heating, no air conditioning.
Lighting: Overhead lighting.
Furniture:
One twin extra-long bed, desk, desk chair, dresser, and closet per resident.
Bed & Mattress: Mattresses are twin extra-long (80" long and 37" wide). Beds may be bunked; however, lofting is not permitted. An un-lofted bed is fully adjustable, allowing the bed to be off the floor between 10" – 30".
Avg. Closet Size: Primary closet space with hanger bar (22" deep, 33" wide, and 54" tall), upper shelf (22" deep, 33" wide, and 14" tall), and a built-in bottom drawer.

Room Set-Up

Due to a limited supply of extra bed frames, beds may not be lofted in single and double rooms; however, the height of each bed is adjustable. Although the beds are not lofted, they will be set to the highest adjustment permitted by the manufacturer (approximately 30 in. high). This is the most common furniture set-up that students request.

Facilities Services will be available in the residence halls on move-in day to assist students who wish to adjust their bed height or move furniture.

Room Layouts