Tanaka Hall
Building Type:
Residence Hall
Campus Green:
South Green
Grid Map Square:
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Current Use
Tanaka Hall is a residence hall located in the South Green. The building has suite-style single and double rooms for students to live in.
The Housing & Residence Life website shows which student populations live in each residence hall (first-year, returning, etc.) and highlights any specialized living experiences. It also provides key details like the nearest laundry facility, elevator access, A/C unit type, communal kitchens, and more. Building Configurations
Floor Plans
To view the layout of the building, including staff rooms, bathrooms, lounges, and more, visit the floor plans website. From there, you can select each room for details such as dimensions, window placement, wall space, and built-in furniture:
Room Information
This building has the following room type: Suite Singles, Suite Doubles
The Housing & Residence Life website outlines what you get living in the residence halls and provides details on optional rentals (lofts, rugs, etc.): Room Photos & Furniture Information
Each suite in this residence hall has its own private bathroom, which is shared with the adjoining suite. These bathrooms have internal privacy locks but no external (room-side) locks, meaning students can access the adjoining suite through the bathroom. Residents are responsible for keeping their bathroom clean, while Residential Custodial Staff (RCS) provides daily housekeeping for all public areas and 24-hour maintenance services to keep the building comfortable and convenient. Students are responsible for submitting work orders for their own rooms through the Work Order Request page (accessible only on the OHIO network).
History
Tanaka Hall was built 2015 and is named for Dr. Tomoyasu Tanaka and Mrs. Sumiko Tanaka.
Tomoyasu and Sumiko Tanaka
Tanaka Hall was named for Tomoyasu and Sumiko Tanaka. Dr. Tanaka was an 黑料视频 physics and astronomy faculty member from 1971-1989 and is widely considered the father of the OHIO-Chubu University relationship. He mentored Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, who earned his Ph.D. from 黑料视频 in 1976 and received the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Sumiko Susuki co-founded the Exchange Program for Developmentally Disabled and Elderly Citizens, while also frequently opening her home to exchange students.
Location
121 South Green Dr., Athens, OH 45701 ()
The South Green
South Green is composed of residence halls and a dining hall. Notable buildings on this green include Nelson Commons, Carr Hall, Sowle Hall and Brown Hall.
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