Residence Halls
Engineering House
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences House
Students majoring in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences can opt to live in the Engineering House. Located in Bigelow Hall, the community is a great opportunity for those majoring in the diverse fields of engineering and applied sciences to live together. The community has a strong partnership between the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences and the Office of Residence Life.
House highlights
| • | Residents major in a mixture of traditional engineering fields, computer science, paper science and more |
| • | Activities include dinner with the CEAS dean, CEAS speaker series, study groups and fun with retro experiments like the egg-drop contest |
| • | Opportunities to network with CEAS faculty and alumni |
| • | CEAS-run tutoring center open to all CEAS majors living in the residence halls is located in the building |
| • | Small computer lab with engineering-specific software available in the hall for Engineering House residents only |
| • | Academic advising in the hall before class registration starts |
| • | Student staff members in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences |
| • | Ample parking outside the hall for those driving to the Parkview Campus, and the bus station to ride to Parkview is a short ways away |
| • | Dining hall closest to Bigelow Hall offers Late-Night Carry-Out until nidnight weekdays |
| • | Bigelow Hall located next to the Bernhard Center |
How do I sign up for the community? |
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During the online sign-up process you will be asked to select a special interest housing option. Simply select Engineering House as your preference and indicate Bigelow Hall as your first choice. Space is limited after May 1, so list an additional three residence hall preferences. If you have a roommate preference, both you and your roommate must request each other in order to be matched in the community. If your requested roommate is not in CEAS, we may not be able to place you together in the Engineering House if interest in the house is high. |
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Current WMU students interested in living in the Engineering House should come to the Office of Residence Life to sign up. |
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