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Harbin Information
   
Harbin

Completed in 1965, the residence hall houses first-year students. Harbin Hall is named for Dr. George F. Harbin, a 1902 alumnus and math professor at Georgetown. With its unique cluster format and spacious closets, the building was originally designed as a more intimate environment. Directly outside the entrance is a large patio, which overlooks the Harbin field. Adjacent to the building is the Jesuit Cemetery, where Jesuits who have served the University as professors or administrators are laid to rest and the Royden B. Davis Performing Arts Center.

Harbin Floor Plans {Explanation of Drawings}
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General Information
  • Harbin has nine floors with three clusters of eight rooms on floors two through nine. Each cluster shares a common bathroom. Some floors are single sex, while other floors are coed by cluster.
  • Each floor has a furnished community room, centrally located adjacent to the elevators. Kitchens are located in the community rooms.
  • The typical Harbin room is 16 ft. in length and 12 ft. in width. The rooms are carpeted and fully furnished with 2 bunkable beds, 2 chairs, 2 built-in wardrobes, and 2 built-in desks with shelving units and cabinet with mirror. Mini-blinds are supplied for the windows.
  • Most rooms accommodate two students. However, there is one three-person room on each floor.
  • A Resident Assistant lives on each floor and a Chaplain-in-Residence is located on the fourth and fifth floors.
  • The two elevators provide easy access to the mail and laundry facilities on the ground floor.
  • HoyaNet cable service is available for a small activation and monthly service fee. A cable-ready television set is required.
  • Rooms are wired with one data connection per student, giving students access to the local area network and to the Internet. Rooms also include two phone jacks.
  • A computer lab and vending machines are located on the first floor.  The offices that manage academic and summer housing and housing operations are also located on the first level.
  • The Residence Hall Office (RHO) which provides service to Harbin is located in Village C, a few steps from Harbin. The RHO handles package delivery, lockouts and room check-in for Harbin and Village C residents

Interesting facts about Harbin

  • Harbin Hall was completely renovated during the summer of 2000.

Images of Harbin: {coming soon}

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