Hodgson Hall

 
 

History
Hodgson Hall is one of the older buildings on campus and was renovated in the summer of 1995. It was originally Emerald-Hodgson Hospital, and holds a great deal of history for the residents of the mountain, as do its companion buildings, Phillips and Emery, which were also a part of the hospital complex.

Layout and Design
Hodgson has three floors, central heat and air, an elevator, and houses approximately 60 men and women in suites. The walls in the suite are off-white and the carpeting is a multi deep gray. The windows, for the most part, measure 37 1/2 by 75 1/2, but some are 49 1/2 by 66 1/2. There are white mini blinds at all the window. Some of the suites have efficiency kitchens and living rooms. Each room has a large closet, dresser, bookcase, bed, and desk for each student, and there are single and double rooms in each suite.

Commons rooms are located on each floor with a kitchen that is immediately accessible. The third floor holds the TV room and has a comfortable roof deck; the second floor holds the most formal commons room of the three, with a large table which is used for studying, late-night snacks, and even dinner parties. The first floor has direct access to the outside and is ideal for gatherings to grill out, have pancake suppers, or pumpkin carvings. In addition to the commons rooms, the dorm also has two study rooms across from the laundry room on the first floor. Hodgson is handicap accessible. It is a private, quiet dormitory, equidistant from the Fowler Center and main campus, and reserved for upperclassmen.

Additional Information
The beds in Hodgson are 75" long and have approximately 14" of storage space underneath each of them.  Students may not bring metal frame futon furniture as it often causes significant damage to students' rooms.

If you have specific questions about Hodgson Hall, you may want to contact the Head Resident, Bobby Luffman at bgluffma@sewanee.edu.


Floor Plans

 

First Floor


Second Floor


Third Floor




Room Dimensions

 

Room Number

Room Dimensions

Window Dimensions

100a

14' x 9' 

6'

100b

16' x 13' 

12'

100c

12.3' x 13.3' 

9'

101a

16' x 11.6' 

6'

101b

13' x 10.3' 

3'

101c

16.5' x 8.6' 

6'

102a

16.9' x 10.6' 

9'

102b

12.6' x 14' 

6'

103a

19.6' x 12.5' 

9'

103b

19.6' x 14.4' 

6'

200a

11.1' x 13' 

6'

200b

17' x 13' 

15'

200c

13.3' x 13' 

12'

200d

13' x 10' 

9'

201a

16' x 11.6' 

6'

201b

13' x 10.3' 

6'

201c

16.5' x 8.6' 

3'

201d

22' x 9.9' 

6'

202a

16.9' x 10.6' 

9'

202b

12.6' x 14' 

6'

203a

15' x 9.6' 

3'

203b

12.7' x 9.4' 

3'

203c

12.6' x 9' 

3'

203d

21' x 9' 

9'

204a

14.9' x 13' 

6'

204b

10' x 17.1' 

12'

300a

15.3' x 13.6' 

15'

300b

16.7' x 12.1' 

12'

300c

13.5' x 14.6' 

12'

301a

16' x 11.6' 

6'

301b

13' x 10.3' 

3'

301c

16.6' x 8.6' 

6'

301d

22' x 9.9' 

6'

302a

16.9' x 10.7' 

15'

302b

14.2' x 12.9' 

2 windows, 3'

304a

14.1' x 12.1' 

2 windows, 3'

304b

17.3' x 19.9' 

15'

304c

15' x 13.1' 

12'

305a

16' x 11.5' 

12'

305b

20' x 11.4' 

12'