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Founders Hall
This attractive two-story building opened for occupancy in October 1998. Founders Hall features electronic access (exterior and wing doors), internet connections in the rooms, wireless internet, a game room, multiple study spaces, a multi-purpose programming space, and air conditioning. The building is configured into four “wings” with four to five single- and double-occupancy rooms surrounding group baths and a full kitchen. All wings currently are co-ed, however, complete wings can be designated as single-gender wings if sufficient numbers of requests warrant this. A total of 92 students reside in Founders Hall, divided evenly by the four wings. Second and third year students are given priority for single rooms.
Interior Photos
Sample Room Layout
Furnishing
Each room in Founders Hall is furnished with an XL twin bed, desk, desk chair, closet or wardrobe for each resident.
TV/Cable
Founders Hall provides a Roku to provide access to streaming services in the main lobby.
Parking
The Sheridan College campus provides ample parking space for residents living on campus. Please review our parking rules & regulations.
Internet
All rooms in Founders Hall have wired and wireless internet.
Bikes
There are bike racks placed around campus. Bicycles may not be taken into the buildings or locked on porches. There is a climate controlled bicycle storage area located on the southeast corner of Whitney Centennial Hall. There are a limited number of bicycle lockers available for rent in this storage room. There are also bicycles available for rent through the Innominate House.
Laundry
Laundry facilities are located in each residence hall. Each resident is assessed a $50 laundry fee each semester which gives them access to as much laundry as they care to do.
Safety
All residence halls are locked 24/7 and require a key or a key card to access the building. While Sheridan College is a safe campus, we encourage all students to take extra precautions to protect themselves and the community by locking their doors and not letting other people into the buildings.
