Wayland House
I have definitely gotten spoiled in Wayland because the rooms are big and get so much sunlight. Wayland is wonderful!
Residence Hall Features
- Communal baths are located on each floor.
- Communal kitchens with microwaves, ranges, and refrigerators are located in the basement.
- Communal lounges located in the basement and on the first floor.
- Laundry, trash, and recycling facilities located in the basement.
Residence Hall Rooms
- Singles: 36
- Doubles: 58
- Quads: 1
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
Wayland House houses 4 Resident Counselors, 2 Women Peer Counselors and 2 Minority Peer Counselors. The first year counselors are there to provide educational and social opportunities as well as aid in the transition to life at Brown. Furthermore, Ethan Pollock, Assistant Professor of History, is the Faculty Fellow for the building, hosting weekly study breaks for students in the region.
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Beck, Jordan, class of 2013 Resident Counselor (Unit 13) |
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Brown, Victoria, class of 2015 Resident Counselor (Unit 14) |
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Cohen, Jonathan, class of 2015 Minority Peer Counselor (Unit 14) |
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deJesus Rodrigues, Simon, class of 2015 Minority Peer Counselor (Unit 13) |
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Women Peer Counselor (Unit 13) |
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Nagarajan, Shruti, class of 2014 Women Peer Counselor (Unit 12) |
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Ndagire, Gladys, class of 2013 Resident Counselor (Unit 12) |
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Tsai, Jennifer, class of 2014 Resident Counselor |
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Wayland House Forum
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