| HALL
HISTORY Constructed in 1909 and dedicated in honor of Fr. Thomas Walsh, the 6th President of the University; Final facility built on Main (God) Quad; Considered a luxurious residence hall at the time -- it was one of the first halls to feature single rooms, closets, private bathrooms, and bay windows; Originally housed 173 men, the building also included a bowling alley in the basement; Converted into a women's hall in 1972 to house Notre Dame's first female students. |
| ROOM
INFORMATION The room configurations in Walsh Hall offer many opportunities for residents. While a majority of the rooms (~80%) are balanced between singles and doubles, the remaining suites offer unique living arrangements. Suites include 3-person, 4-person, and 5-person occupancies. Some of the suites have private bathrooms. There are also a couple of triple rooms in Walsh Hall. |
| RECTOR: Ms. Annie Selak, M.Div. | |
Annie Selak holds a Master of Divinity degree from the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley. Throughout her graduate studies, she worked at a variety of Bay Area high schools, served as a Resident Minister at the University of San Francisco and coordinated West Oakland outreach for Pace e Bene Nonviolence Center. Annie received her Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science and Bachelor of Arts degree in Religious Studies with a minor in Catholic Studies from Santa Clara University, graduating magna cum laude. During her time at Santa Clara, Annie was active in campus ministry, participated in many spring break immersion trips and served as Student Body President.
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2010-2011 HALL STAFF
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RESIDENTS Seniors: 21.1% Juniors: 22.1% Sophomores: 28.9% Freshmen: 27.9% *approximate statistics Faculty/Staff In Residence: None currently |
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