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| Binnewies Hall is located on the eastern side of campus and is connected to the Larson Commons Dining Hall. Binnewies houses approximately 490 guests. The eight hallways of Binnewies are close to tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, plenty of parking, and a large grassy recreation area on the south side. Binnewies is an ADA(Americans with Disabilities Act) accessible facility.
Young Hall houses approximately 488 guests and is also connected to the Larson Commons Dining Hall. Young Hall is the closest to the HPER building, (Health, Physical Education and Recreation) where many sporting events are held. The Wellness Center, featuring exercise equipment and access to the pool and indoor running track, is also located in the HPER building. The concourse that connects Young and Binnewies features pool tables, ping-pong tables, a computer room, and a big-screen television.
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| Brown Hall houses approximately 400 guests and is located in the Grove Area along with Pierson and Mathews Halls. The Brown Hall main lobby is a comfortable space for programs, gatherings, and socializing. There is a television area and smaller conversation areas. Also located in the lobby are a copy machine, beverage and snack machines, and the main desk area. Short, simply designed corridors enhance the Brown Hall community. Rooms are located on both sides of the corridor, and a floor lounge is at the end of the corridor.
Mathews Hall houses approximately 400 guests. It is located in the Grove Complex along with Pierson and Brown. The halls have short corridors with rooms on both sides. Along with the main lobby area, Mathews has a well-equipped basement recreational area providing pool tables, ping-pong tables,a foosball table, a television area, and a kitchen area. Mathews is used for housing during new student orientation and will be unavailable for camps or conference use in June.
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| Pierson Hall houses approximately 440 guests and is located on the east side of campus near the University Student Union. Pierson, along with Brown and Mathews Hall, make up the Grove Complex. Pierson Hall has a lower level activity room that is ideal for large-group programs. The kitchen has serving doors that open into the activity room. The activity room provides pool tables and ping-pong tables for entertainment. Pierson Hall will be under renovation and unavailable for conference housing during the summer of 2003.
Hansen Hall is a four-story residence hall, housing approximately 436 guests. It is located on the western side of campus and is part of the Medary Complex along with Waneta Hall and the Wecota Annex. Hansen offers convenient residence hall parking along with recreation areas that include a full-size basketball court, a sand volleyball court, and a baseball diamond. A large grassy area, perfect for soccer or football, is provided immediately north of the hall. Hansen Hall will be under renovation and unavailable for conference housing during the summer of 2003.
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| Waneta Hall is a three-floor residence hall with space for 220 guests. The lobby, where the front desk is located, has a large screen television and a piano. Each floor provides furnishings such as couches, chairs, lamps, and cable television. There is also a full kitchen on the second and third floors of Waneta. A large, grassy area surrounds a sand- volleyball court, located immediately adjacent to the building. Waneta Hall will be under renovation and unavailable for conference housing during the summer of 2003.
Wecota Annex is a four-floor residence hall housing 70 guests. All rooms in the Annex are designated as singles with a great deal of storage space in the room as well as ample desk space. Each room also has its own sink.
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| Berg/Bailey Apartments provide suite style accommodations. Each apartment has four separate, single bedrooms within the suite. Therefore a participant does not have to share a bedroom with a roommate, and a personal key for each individual room is provided. Four residents share a bathroom, kitchen, and common living room space. The building is air conditioned, therefore in high demand during summer camps and conferences. The building does have live-in staff members: however, it does not have a main desk. The dining facilities are located in Medary, an easy walking distance. Since there is not a main desk, each suite is self-contained. The SDSU Department of Residential Life does not recommend housing younger guests in this facility. The apartments can house approximately 200 guests at one time.
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