Tanner Hall

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Hall Highlights

High-speed internet
Local Phone Access
24hr Information Desk
Cable TV
Non-Traditional Student Floor
Kitchenette on each floor
Carpeted Rooms
Laundry Facilities
Air Conditioned
Near North Quad Dining Center

Now Through Spring 2009

Predominantly Returning Students
Co-ed
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Grad
All Super Single Rooms

Beginning Fall 2009

Freshman and Returning Students
Co-ed
Predominantly double-rooms

Contact Information

Mailing Information
Complex Director: (309) 298-3405
Hall Clerk: (309) 298-3209

Tanner Hall is an upper-division co-educational living environment. Tanner Hall is composed of all single rooms, each floor with its own personality. Floor t-shirts are a very common symbol that residents use to show floor pride. On most floors, residents hang up and maintain the flyers, and encourage others to respect the environment. The residents of Tanner really care about their living environment, and they love living here.

Tanner has three main programs that take place during the year. The first is a large scale community service project. This year it took place prior to Thanksgiving break. The residents and RA staff of Tanner Hall prepare and serve a Thanksgiving meal to those less fortunate in the community at the Salvation Army. The second program takes place at the Elms Nursing Home. It is generally a dance in which the RA staff and residents of Tanner Hall dress up and perform ballroom or other dances for the patients at the nursing home. Additionally, pictures are taken of the participants with the patients and they (the patients) are given the pictures as a memento of the event. Last but certainly not least is S.A.D. Week or Students Appreciating Diversity. S.A.D. week is a week long series of events and programs that center around the theme of helping students appreciate one another's diversity.

Changes coming Fall 2009

Tanner will be converted into a traditional double-occupancy building that will house both freshman and upper-division students.

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