Scott Hall

Scott residential hall
Building Information

Scott Hall is a co-ed residence hall with 50 rooms, housing 100 students. It was part of the Fraternity Dormitory Complex built in 1962, housing members of the Emersonian and Fraternal fraternities. Today, Scott Hall is the home to the Phelps Scholars Program. The hall was renamed in 1986 in honor of Charles Scott, the provisional presidential of Â鶹´«Ã½¹ÙÍø. Scott Hall shares a courtyard with Wyckoff Hall.

Room Features

  • The average sized room is 11’8" x 14', Height: 7’10" 
  • Beds can be bunked and/or lofted (bed safety rail provided)
  • Carpeted floors
  • Window blinds
  • Closets - 47" wide, with one long shelf across the top, 38"w x 14.5"h or  38"w x 66"h without a shelf.  The width in the closet can be as long as 51" depending on the room

Furniture Provided

  • Extra long twin beds (80" mattress),  31" of space under bed half lofted
  • One free-standing dresser per student with three drawers each, 28" tall (will fit under unlofted beds), inside drawers: 26"x19"
  • Desk - 42"x24"
  • Desk chairs
  • Towel rack

Other rooms in Scott Hall include an attractive lobby, basement level computer lab, laundry room, lounge and kitchen.

Tour a Room

Hold your curser down and move around inside the photo below to see a 360-degree view of a standard double room in Scott Hall. 

  • Exterior of Scott Residence Hall from 13th Street
  • Lounge area of Scott Residence Hall with a couch, ping pong table and pool table.
  • Students in a student room with bunk beds.
  • A standard double room in Scott Hall at Â鶹´«Ã½¹ÙÍø, featuring two extra-long twin beds with mattresses covered in plastic, two desks with chairs, and two dressers. The room has carpeted floors, window blinds, and a window with a view of a brick building outside.
  • A standard double room in Scott Hall at Â鶹´«Ã½¹ÙÍø, featuring two lofted beds with plastic covers, two desks with chairs, a closet with wooden shelves, and a carpeted floor. The walls are beige with a mirror on each side, and there are two wooden doors at the back of the room.
  • A kitchen area in Scott Hall with wooden cabinets, a white refrigerator, microwave, and stove, a countertop with a toaster and other small appliances, a long table with four chairs, and a trash bin. The floor is carpeted, and there is a stone accent wall to the right.
  • A laundry room in Scott Hall at Â鶹´«Ã½¹ÙÍø featuring several stacked and side-by-side white washers and dryers. The machines have digital displays and labeled instructions. The room has tiled flooring, a chair, a sink, and posters with laundry-related information on the walls.
  • A cozy lounge area in Scott Hall at Â鶹´«Ã½¹ÙÍø, featuring several upholstered couches and armchairs arranged around coffee tables. The room is decorated with framed artwork on the walls and lit by floor lamps. There are also round tables with chairs, and a bottle of cleaning spray on one of the tables. The floor is carpeted, and the ceiling has recessed lighting.
  • A cozy lounge area in Scott Hall featuring teal upholstered couches arranged in a U-shape around a central ottoman and small round tables. The room has carpeted floors, wooden paneling on the walls, and framed artwork. A large flat-screen TV is placed on a stand in the corner, and a stone accent wall with a door and a whiteboard is visible on the left. The ceiling has fluorescent lighting.

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