Completed in 2008, Haaland Hall houses students from a diverse array of backgrounds and represent many different identities and personalities. It is home to many CEPS and COLSA students due to its close proximity to the Engineering school in Kingsbury Hall and the new residential learning community for Environmental Sustainability for first-year students. Haaland houses singles, doubles, triples, and in four and five person suites. There is a community kitchen, laundry room, lots of study space, several TVs, two academic classrooms, and air-conditioning, as well as a volleyball court outside.
Haaland Hall offers a gender inclusive restroom.
- Environmental Sustainability Learning Community (RLC)
Meet Hall Director Halie Laviolette
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Live Here
Haaland is home to a group of unique individuals with a vast array of programs to match!
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Live Here
Haaland is home to a group of unique individuals with a vast array of programs to match!
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Live Here
Haaland is home to a group of unique individuals with a vast array of programs to match!
- Building entrance unlocked and opened by remote
- Roll in access to building
- Automatic door opener for front door
- Braille signs
- Elevator
- AC
| Room Type | Academic Year | Rate Per Year |
|---|---|---|
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Double Room
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2020-2021 2021-2022 |
$7,660 $7,738 |
| Single Room |
2020-2021 2021-2022 |
$8,590 $8,676 |
| Room Type | Academic Year | Rate Per Year |
|---|---|---|
| Suite Double |
2020-2021 2021-2022 |
$8,326 $8,410 |
| Suite Single |
2020-2021 2021-2022 |
$9,258 $9,352 |
Building Floor Plans
August, 2008
Opened in August 2008. SERC C was renamed to Haaland Hall in the summer of 2013.
Are you going to be a student in the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture (COLSA)? Are you interested in conservation and sustainability of the natural world? Are you interested in living and learning with students who share the same passion? First-year students will live together on a floor in Haaland Hall and form a creative environment for group studying and social interaction. Haaland Hall is one of our newest residence halls and is located close to the science buildings. This is an exciting opportunity to live and learn alongside like-minded students with an interest in exploring environmental issues and sustainability across disciplines and gain a global perspective!
Incoming first-year students majoring in Community and Environmental Planning, Environmental Conservation and Sustainability and Environmental Science or students who take NR 435 to fulfill their Environment, Technology and Society Discovery requirement are eligible to live in this learning community.
