New Pembroke

In New Pembroke, I lived with a plethora of amazing people!
The buildings were designed to blend well into an area occupied by small stores and large 19th century homes. The architects were so successful in achieving this objective that the design was awarded first place from among 670 entries in an annual nationwide competition sponsored by the magazine Progressive Architecture.
Rooms are grouped into sets of three or four with kitchens and lounges for every twelve to sixteen students.
Residence Hall Features
- Communal baths are located on each floor.
- Communal kitchens with microwaves, ranges, and refrigerators are located on the first and second floor of New Pembroke #3 and the second floor of New Pembroke #4.
- 24 hour study lounge in New Pembroke #4.
- Laundry facilities located in each building.
Residence Hall Rooms
- Singles: 39
- Doubles: 55
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
New Pembroke houses 2 Resident Counselors, 1 Women Peer Counselor, 1 Women Peer Counselor Rep and 1 Minority Peer Counselor. The first year counselors are there to provide educational and social opportunities as well as aid in the transition to life at Brown. Furthermore, Tim Harris, Professor of History, is the Faculty Fellow for the building, hosting weekly study breaks for students in the region.
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Blake, Colin, class of 2015 Minority Peer Counselor (Unit 28) |
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McPhee, Hanna, class of Women Peer Counselor Rep (Unit 28) |
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Rukambeiya, Violet, class of Women Peer Counselor (Unit 27) |
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Tyrrell, Kayla, class of 2015 Resident Counselor (Unit 28) |
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Williams, Kelsey, class of Resident Counselor (Unit 27) |
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New Pembroke Forum
The New Pembroke Forum is a place to meet other students in your residence hall, discuss your housing assignments, or anything else that affects life in New Pembroke.
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