Harrison
Harrison Hall (HRN) has traditional two-person rooms with shared bathrooms on the hall.

About Harrison

Harrison Hall (HRN) has traditional two-person rooms with shared bathrooms on the hall.

Rates
Room Style
Double Traditional
Price
$3,919.00 per semester/per semester
Term
2026 Fall - 2027 Spring Academic Year
Room Style
Quad Traditional
Price
$3,762.00 per semester/per semester
Term
2026 Fall - 2027 Spring Academic Year
Details
Address
660 Williams St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 View Map
Community
First-Year Wellness Experience (FYWE)
Building Style
Traditional
Room Style
Double Traditional
Gender
Co-ed
Elevator
No
Location
East Campus
Bed Count
155
Room Capacity
2, 4
Assistance Animals
Allowed
Area Office
East Community Housing Office (ECHO)
Room Furniture
Desk
Desk Chair
Dresser
Twin Bed
extra-long mattress
Wardrobe

per resident. Can be independently set up in four ways: low, medium, high, and bunked. This description applies to nearly all rooms in this building.

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Building Amenities
Gym
Located in the nearby GT Connector.
Laundry
Located in nearby Brittain Hall.
Kitchen
Located on floors 0, 1, 2, 3.
Study
Located on floors 2, 3.
Activity Room
Located on the first floor.
Other Info

Harrison Hall was built in 1939 and last renovated in 1998. There are a limited number of four person rooms (quads) in Harrison – 002, 008, 105, 108, 114, 117, 207, 210, 216, 219, 307, 310, 316, 319.

Please note that while the residence hall includes communal kitchens, cookware and utensils are not provided. If residents plan to cook, be sure to bring your own items and label them clearly. 

View Harrison Floor Plans
Floor 0 Floor 1 Floor 2 Floor 3

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Hall Director
Jonecia (Jay) Griffin (she/her/hers)
What building(s) do I work in? Towers, Hanson, and Harrison

Hometown/Home State: Pensacola, FL

Alma Mater: The University of West Florida

What's your favorite Atlanta restaurant or hidden gem? STK Steakhouse.

What kind of community vibe do you hope to create in your building(s)? I strive to create a home-away-from-home environment where every resident feels welcomed, supported, and comfortable with the people around them. My goal is to foster a strong sense of community where residents can build meaningful connections, develop lasting friendships, and create memories that extend far beyond their time on campus. I hope to cultivate a community where relationships are built and maintained not only during the academic year but for years to come.

Favorite GT Residence Life Memory? I love Move-In Day!
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