Square footage: 238,715
Beds: 701 (making a total of 5,400 on-campus beds)
Dining hall square footage: 33,750
Community Spaces
Large entrance lobby in each building for greeting each other and gathering as a communityExtended main lobby for socializing and gathering around the fireplaceOutdoor lobby patio with built-in grill Two horseshoe pits at Teal and one bocci ball court at Earle next to an outdoor patioOne media and game room with a large-screen TV, pool and ping-pong tables in each buildingOne community kitchen with a table for dining on the first floor of each buildingTwo community rooms per floor with large screen TVs Inner courtyards with sunken steps for socializing and playing Outdoor courtyard stages for live performancesSpaces for Learning in Residence
Library for large-group quiet study in each communityTwo private small-group study rooms with whiteboards in each buildingTwo nooks for group study with whiteboards on each floor of each buildingOne conference room with a large table for 8-10 people in each building One classroom for 35 students with smart-classroom technology in each buildingOne small-group seminar room in Earle that can be combined with the classroom to create room for pre-health fairsOne technology lab in Teal, managed by faculty, that includes special engineering equipment to support
student projects Residential Spaces for Faculty
Each residence hall has one live-in faculty family. These faculty members reside in 2,400 square-foot apartments with their families.
The following faculty members have offices in Earle Hall:
Dr. Jim Marcum, Professor and Director of the Medical Humanities ProgramDr. David Pennington, Professor and Master Teacher, ChemistryDr. Riz Klausmeyer, Associate Director for Pre-Health StudiesDr. Suzy Weems, Professor of Family and Consumer SciencesDr. Marty Harvill, Senior Lecturer, BiologyThe following faculty and staff have offices in Teal Hall:
Dr. Ian Gravagne, Teal Faculty Master and Associate Professor of Electrical EngineeringDr. Ben Kelley, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and former Dean of ECSDr. John Davis, Professor of MathematicsDr. Adam Ecklund, Assistant Dean for Undergraduate ProgramsJohn Miller, Lecturer in ECS and Technology Lab ManagerEmily Sandvall, Assistant Director for ECS Student InitiativesIda Jamshidi, Academic Advisor for ECSDynamic Dining Experiences
Hours of operation: Monday through Friday - breakfast: 7 to 10 a.m.; lunch: 10:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; dinner: 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Open Sunday 5 to 9 p.m. Seats 500 people indoors and 80 outdoors Teal Residential College will host community dinners every other Sunday Fresh food experiences where almost all food is prepared in front of dinersTwo hidden security grills can be extended after dinner to allow the large private dining room to be used by student groupsDining Commons Food Stations
Grill International PlateDaily PressGlobal FusionGreens CounterPizza and Stuff The Melting Pot The Skillet Comfort FoodNo Gluten AddedRetail Dining Experiences
Convenience store providing essential itemsRed Mango frozen yogurt storeRetail bakery serving scratch-baked goods Student Learning & Engagement Offices
The Student Learning & Engagement suite has moved to the East Village Dining Commons. This office suite includes:
Offices for the Dean, two Assistant Deans, Student Life Assessment, New Student Experience, Assistant to the Dean, Student Outreach, Student Life Fundraising and Assistant Director of Resident LearningConference room for 10 with large monitor for presentationsLarge reception area with resources on student engagement opportunities at Baylor
