Math, Science and Engineering Learning Community

"You become quick friends. Working on projects is easy because everyone is there. You have things in common: the focus for your future along with the experiences you receive through the faculty advisor." - Math, Science, & Engineering Floor Resident

Description:
Designed for any student with an interest in chemistry, physics, biology, math, comptuer science or engineering, this co-ed floor of 26 residents works closely with faculty from the engineering, science and mathematics departments.

Highlights:
Annual trips to DC, Outer Banks and more!
Trips to see Math, Science and Engineering Live (dams, airplane plants, BMW plant, and more!)

Who will live in the Arts and Science Fellows Learning Community?
Students must intend to major in Math, Science or Engineering.

What is the facility like?
Located on the 2nd Floor of Virginia Hall.
Floor computer lab.
Great place to study and make friends.

I'm really interested! How do I apply?
Freshman: Mark YES on question 7 of the Freshman Online Housing Application and answer the 3 essay questions attached to the application.

Returning Students: Contact the Faculty or Staff Advisor(s) for the community, attend the Learning Communities Information Meeting, complete the application in March, during the Housing Selection process.

Contact Information:
Dr. Rich D'Amato
McMichael 315
Campus Box: 2625
Phone: 336-278-6240

Dr. Todd Lee
Duke 209A
Campus Box: 2308
Phone: 336-278-6256