阿姆斯特朗共用

Get a sense of the community

Get a feel for all that 阿姆斯特朗共用 has to offer by scrolling through the photo gallery or viewing the video. If you prefer, check it out for yourself by visiting campus, or take an online 360°room tour.

我们有很多东西可以提供

设施

家具齐全的房间

Furniture (per resident): desk, chair, bed, & 梳妆台
有线和无线互联网
免费现场洗衣机/烘干机
ADA-compliant rooms available
电，水，下水道， & recycling/trash service included

为社区设计

电视休息室
可移动的家具
自习室和空间
音乐排练空间
社区微波
社区打印机

方便的位置

步行或骑自行车去上课
Nearby parking available on campus
Easy access to dining and fitness activities in the Dedman Recreation Center

An academically-oriented environment

24-hour study rooms and spaces
Faculty-in-Residence
Peer Academic Leaders (PALs), Honors Mentors, Student Wellness Champions
教育经历
在下院发表的教室

无忧无虑的特性

Professional, on-site maintenance
24小时待命
Card-controlled building and room access
提供保安陪同服务
室友匹配
相邻的自行车架

建筑的事实

社区的缩写	手臂
能力建设	246
年建成	2014
居民区	东南
物理地址	布什大街5809号.
房间类型	单打及双打
性别	Co-ed by gender by apartment

楼面图样本

Sketches are for illustration only; actual room layouts and furnishings may vary.

社区浴室双人房

威尼斯人娱乐城的同姓

Both 1982 SMU graduates, Bill and Liz 阿姆斯特朗 received their bachelor’s degrees in geology. During their time as students, they lived on campus and participated actively in SMU-in-Taos programs and Greek life—Liz as a Pi Beta Phi and Bill as a Phi Gamma Delta. Though they met in Geology 101, it was their participation in Fort Burgwin’s geology field camp that brought them together as a couple. Their interest in geology and exploration continued past their time at SMU and led to successful careers in the oil and gas industry and numerous entrepreneurial endeavors.

Room and furniture dimensions

平方英尺范围

Typical square footage ranges from 180-250 sq.ft.

家具的尺寸

书桌:2'6“高x 4'宽x 2'深
Desk Storage Unit: 30"H x 17W x 24 1⁄2 D; Grommet allows students to lock desk storage
Dresser: 2'6" H x 2'6" W x 2' D
Bed: 80" L x 36" W (XL Length Twin)
窗户:45英寸宽. 高度依楼层而定.

Serve where you live: Engage Dallas

Engage Dallas is a place-based community engagement initiative via SMU’s 住宅共用 to address community needs focusing on South and West Dallas. The initiative is a long-term, university-wide commitment led by students to partner with local residents, 组织, other leaders to positively impact the community. There is equal emphasis on campus and community impact stemming from the initiative.

阿姆斯特朗共用 crest, 无家可归

In 阿姆斯特朗共用, we focus on 无家可归 as a community need in Dallas. 阿姆斯特朗 students address this by collaborating on service events and activities with local partners, 这座桥, 柯士甸街中心, 使命橡树崖 , to directly help those most in need. Our students who serve gain a broader understanding of current social problems, build community with both the city and their peers, 并且可以获得他们的 Community Engagement and Civics & Individual Ethics proficiencies 毕业要求. Engage Dallas cultivates unique and enriching experiences for SMU students to explore and serve Dallas!

从今天开始服务!

问题? Email your 阿姆斯特朗 Engage Dallas Student Director, 帕特里夏·埃尔南德斯 engagedallas@jbzhaoming.com.

你可以期待什么?

阿姆斯特朗-ing

You've heard of boulevarding. 阿姆斯特朗有阿姆斯特朗的魅力. Friday afternoons in the fall, 我们走进我们的庭院, 烤制美味的小吃, 打扣球, throw a Frisbee or a football. This tradition brings together our residents and highlights our value of inclusivity.

Water balloon battle with 床共用

在阿姆斯特朗公地, we kick off the year with a water balloon fight with our closest neighbors, 床共用! This event allows students to make connections across the quad while having fun and cooling down from the August heat.

Live, learn, achieve—together

Get to know the Faculty-in-Residence and Residential Community Director of 阿姆斯特朗共用.

威利男爵(他/他/他的)

Faculty-in-Residence

Baronet is a 1982 graduate of the University of Southwestern Louisiana (now the University of Louisiana at Lafayette). In May 2011 Baronet graduated from University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) with an M.F.A. 在艺术 & 技术. Baronet has been buying and collecting homeless signs since 1993 as part of a long-term art project titled "我们都无家可归." The project has been featured in dozens of international and local media. Learn more about Professor Baronet and his family.

莫莉布鲁克斯 (She/her/hers)

Residential Community Director

Molly is from Montana and earned a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Child Learning & Development from the University of Texas at Dallas before attending Kent State University to earn a Master's in Higher Education Administration and Student Personnel. She is passionate about making college an accessible experience for all and helping students to succeed in their chosen areas. Molly enjoys reading, theater, cooking, crafting, traveling.