The Science, Engineering and Math Residence Hall represents a joint effort by WiMSE, Residence Life, and other units on campus to ensure the success of both men and women in science, engineering and math. The Science, Engineering and Math Residence Hall is in the Gannon-Goldsworthy complex. Tell me more about the Gannon-Goldsworthy Complex. Gannon and Goldsworthy Halls each have six floors with 50 residents on each floor.
All floors offer newly renovated rooms that include carpeting, track lighting, and new furnishings.
The academic theme floors have men and women on each floor. All other floors are men or women only. Goldsworthy is non-smoking. The staff and student government in Gannon-Goldsworthy plan a wide variety of recreational and social activities for residents of the Science, Engineering and Math Complex. Floor and hall get-togethers, dances, movies, rafting and ski trips, and intramural sports teams are a part of life in the Science, Engineering and Math halls.