Keeney Quad

This year, there were nights when a small group of us would talk in the hallway, attract others from nearby rooms, and two hours later, the group size will have tripled. We would completely lose track of time!
The rooms are primarily doubles, although there are some singles scattered throughout. Most of the doubles are filled with first-year students and the singles are occupied by Counselors or upper-class students.
Residence Hall Features
- Communal baths are located throughout the building.
- Communal kitchens with microwaves, ranges, and refrigerators are located on the first floor.
- Study lounge located on the fifth floor and 24 hour study lounge in Arnold Lounge.
- Satellite fitness facility located in Bigelow Lounge.
- Laundry facilities located in the basement.
- Approximately 450 freshman split between 8 units.
Residence Hall Rooms
- Singles: 103
- Doubles: 251
- Triples: 13
- Quads: 6
Items Provided in Room
- A bed (11.5 inches clearance from the floor) with twin extralong mattress and pillow
- A desk and chair
- A bookcase
- A dresser
- A built-in closet
- A wastebasket
- A recycling bin (shared between roommates)
- General room lighting
- Please see the New Student FAQ for suggestions on items to bring and not to bring.
Residential Peer Leaders
Keeney Quad houses 12 Resident Counselors, 8 Women Peer Counselors and 1 Community Assistant. The first year counselors are there to provide educational and social opportunities as well as aid in the transition to life at Brown. Furthermore, Bill Suggs, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, is the Faculty Fellow for the building, hosting weekly study breaks for students in the region.
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Best, Rebekah, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 2) Bronson House 209 |
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Gonzales, Francis, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 5) Jameson House 25 |
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Harris, Jamie, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 4) Archibald House 427 |
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Jones, Jaleesa, class of 2011 Women Peer Counselor (Unit 7) Poland House 318 |
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Kroeber, Susannah, class of 2011 Women Peer Counselor (Unit 4) Bronson House 413 |
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Krumeich, Lauren, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 4) Archibald House 522 |
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Kummer, Kim, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 3) Everett House 314 |
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Mannino, Courtney, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 6) Mead House 213 |
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Mohamed, Fatin, class of 2011 Women Peer Counselor (Unit 6) Jameson House 215 |
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Moore, Robert, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 8) Poland House 506 |
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Morse, Alex, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 2) Everett House 224 |
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Neal, Lauren, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 3) Archibald House 318 |
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Nicholson, Benjamin, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 1) Poland House 118 |
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Ogundimu, Ololade, class of 2011 Women Peer Counselor (Unit 3) Bronson House 313 |
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Ortiz, Vivian, class of 2010 Community Assistant Archibald House 305 |
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Seavey, Joelle, class of 2011 Women Peer Counselor (Unit 5) Mead House 104 |
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See, Matthew, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 7) Jameson House 315 |
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Shapiro, Akinyi, class of 2011 Women Peer Counselor (Unit 1) Bronson House 103 |
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Sheikh, Amina, class of 2011 Women Peer Counselor (Unit 2) Archibald House 231 |
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Smith, Brynn, class of 2011 Resident Counselor (Unit 7) Mead House 303 |
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Staton, Brooke, class of 2011 Women Peer Counselor (Unit 8) Everett House 424 |
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Keeney Quad Forum
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