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McLEAN HALL

Floor Plans 2nd Floor
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5th Floor

Room Layout
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Five-story high-rise	completed in 1967	(Refresh for more images of McLean)
Location	near Reisner Dining Hall and Franklin Science Center. (East side of campus)
Coeducational by wing	Housing 420 men and women. Coeducational experiences are within the wing
Facilities	Exercise room including a Stairmaster Sound module provides a quiet facility for music and studying Microwave available for use at the front desk Games, sports equipment, available to sign out at the front desk Recreation Room and Study Lounges available Common area kitchen in the recreation room Read More
Furnishings	Closets and dressers are built-in; the desks and beds are movable Standard twin size, can be bunked Bed height from the floor can be adjusted between 8 and 30 inches Bed rails are available upon request. (The University does not assume any liability for injuries resulting from falling out of bed.) Venetian blinds are provided Window size is 5'0h x 7'0 w. (Curtain rods are not provided).
Vending / Laundry	Vending machines located in the lobby Laundry facilities located in the basement Ironing boards are available in each hall. Students must bring their own irons.
Living Environment	The south wing on the fifth floor houses the Healthy Living community in which residents share the desire for a community that makes responsible, respectful decisions that relate to their use of alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs.
Property Insurance	The University does not assume any legal obligations to pay for the loss of or damage to items of personal property. Therefore, students or parents are encouraged to carry appropriate insurance to cover such losses.