Gannon-Goldsworthy Hall
The Math, Science, and Engineering Hall
When choosing housing arrangements, the College of Engineering and Architecture and the College of Sciences strongly encourage incoming freshmen to sign up for Gannon-Goldsworthy Residence Hall ,which offers a living-learning community for students interested in math, science, and engineering.
Research shows that bringing you together with other students who share your interest in science and engineering will help ensure an excellent start to your college career. Students who share a living-learning experience, like that offered in Gannon-Goldsworthy, consistently do better academically than students who go it alone. Exposing you and your fellow math, science, and engineering students to culture, concepts, and careers in these fields tends to sustain motivation in your classes. Furthermore, the living-learning experience at Gannon-Goldsworthy creates a cohort of students sharing a major who will become your foundation for support for your years here at WSU and beyond.
Built in 1961, Gannon and Goldsworthy Halls house the coed (by floors, and in some cases coed on the same floor) Math, Science and Engineering Program, where students with similar interests can share experiences and academic challenges.
Freshmen who choose Gannon or Goldsworthy Hall click here to find your Freshmen Focus classes and more information about the benefits of the Freshmen Focus program.
Gannon-Goldsworthy also offers:
- The opportunity to come together with students who share a common academic purpose, encouraging the strong development of college-level study and learning skills.
- Free, tutor-assisted study halls in science and math, offered Sunday through Thursday evenings.
- Out-of-class programming specific to science and engineering, including lectures from successful alumni, student professional club demonstrations, and career information in science and technology.
- Opportunity to earn merit-based scholarships, specifically for students living in Gannon-Goldsworthy.
- Close proximity to engineering and science classroom buildings. Gannon-Goldsworthy Hall is located across from the mathematics and physical science buildings, and also near the College of Engineering and Architecture.
- Gannon-Goldsworthy Halls offer recently remodeled rooms and an in-hall SCS Computer Lab. Both halls are open during breaks.
- A close-knit and empowering community to help you achieve your academic goals.
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