History:
 Dedicated in 2000 and opened for occupancy in the fall of 2001, Aviat Hall is named for recently canonized Sr. Leonine (Lee-oh-knee) Aviat, who with Fr. Brisson and Mother Chappuis, co-founded the Oblate Sisters of St. Francis DeSales. Her ministry was primarily in education and social work to female industrial workers in southern France in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Building Features:
2-story facility
Suite-style housing (2 double rooms sharing a bathroom)
Co-ed by wing, first-year living environment
Alcohol-free community
Laundry facilities on each wing
Main extended visitation lounge
Four wing lounges
Two study/meeting rooms
Fully sprinklered/hard-wired fire system
24/7 secured, card access facility
Room Features:
Average room dimensions: 19" x 11"
Cable television service (1 jack per room)
Local telephone service (1 landline per room)
ResNet Internet access (1 port per student)
Individual heating/air conditioning units
Room Furnishings:
Extra-long (80" mattress) bunked beds
Desks (45"W x 24"D x 30"H)
Desk chairs
Dressers (35"W x 24"D x 30"H)
Freestanding wardrobes (40"W x 24"D x 78"H)
Vertical blinds
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Aviat Hall Photos
