Pulliam Hall
About
Each suite in Pulliam Hall contains a kitchen, bathroom, living room, and four bedrooms. Its location is right next to Hyland Hall and the University Center. Fun fact: Pulliam Hall is part of an electricity monitoring and behavior study!
Common Areas
Additional Information
Pulliam Hall Electricity Monitoring and Behavior Study
The purpose of this pilot study is to explore a variety of casual factors that may contribute to electricity usage and potential reduction by residences of Pulliam Hall, the new residence hall at UW-Whitewater. Pulliam Hall, with individual real-time electricity meters in each suite, makes an ideal "living laboratory" in which to conduct such a study. Multiple factors such demographics and values/beliefs of residents will be used to assess their response to an experimental treatment - providing access to real-time information about their electricity usage (on the in suite meters and through a web interface). The specific hypothesis to be tested is whether access to real-time information about electricity usage leads to behavior changes and energy usage reduction based upon some underlying value system of the residents.
Update 6/21/2011: Pulliam Hall is now LEED Gold Certified! Read the review.
Academic Housing
- Capacity: 446
Room Dimensions
- 12' x 12' kitchen
- 12' x 12' living area
- 8' x 13' bedroom
Special Features
- Kitchenettes in every room
- Common Areas in each room
- Elevator Access
- Smoke Free Building
- Pool Table
- Big Screen TV
- Laundry Facilities
- HawkCard Equipped Vending Machines
- Mini Computer Lab
- Building-wide Wireless Internet Access
- Carpeted Rooms
- Bed Lofts
- Bike Lockers available
View example room layout from building
Hall Address
901 West Starin Road
Whitewater, WI 53190
Contact Information
Complex Director: 262-472-6912
Asst Complex Director: 262-472-6913
Front Desk: 262-472-6919
Hall History
On November 24th of 2008, the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater broke ground on a new suite-style residence hall. This new facility offers new living options in addition to creating a more accessible environment. The building is first state-owned LEED certified residence hall in the state of Wisconsin.