1. CAMPUS
HOUSING

2. UNBOUND BY TRADITION, UNLIMITED IN OUR POTENTIAL PROPELLED BY A VISION OF A BOLD NEW FUTURE
Talk about how we are constantly improving the on campus experience for our residents.

3. BENEFITS OF LIVING ON CAMPUS
Higher G.P.A.
Proximity to Resources
More than 1, 350 Programs
Leadership and Employment Opportunities
Turley, R. N. L., & Wodtke, G. (2010). College residence and academic performance: who benefits from living on campus?. Urban Education, 45(4),

4. LIFE IN A QUAD
APARTMENTS, SUITES, AND CORRIDORS

5. AMENITIES BY AREA Computing Center Fitness Center
Sports Court and Outdoor Sand Volleyball Court
Resident Parking Lot
Café/Cafeteria by area
Residential Mail Room for Package Delivery by area

6. AMENITIES BY BUILDING Community Kitchen Recreation Rooms Classroom
Lounges
Study Rooms
Laundry Room
Wifi and Cable TV – including HBO!
Mailboxes

7. Types of “Living Styles”
CORRIDOR STYLE
SUITE STYLE
APARTMENTS
Single, double, and triple rooms
Community bathrooms
End hall lounges
Gender by floor/wing
30-50 residents per corridor
Single and double rooms
Shared bathroom and living room inside suite
Gender by suites
4-7 residents per suite
Single and double rooms
Shared bathroom, living room, dining area, and full kitchen
Gender by apartment
4-6 residents per apartment
Add note about triples this year in corridor and one triple per suite
All first years and transfer living on campus will be living in triples

8. Gender Inclusive Housing Special Needs and Medical Accommodations
SPECIALITY LIVING
DIFFERENT LIVING STYLES FOR DIFFERENT NEEDS
Substance Free
24 Hour Quiet
Gender Inclusive Housing
Cooking
Family Housing
Special Needs and Medical Accommodations

9. INSIDE YOUR ROOM
WHAT’S PROVIDED AND WHAT TO BRING

10. CORRIDOR STYLE
SUITE STYLE
APARTMENTS
Bed frame
Mattress
Bureau
Pedestal
Computer desk with chair
Closet or Armoire
All things provided in corridor style rooms
Loveseat
Three seat couch
Coffee Table
All things provided for corridor and suite style rooms
Dining Table with six dining chairs
Refrigerator
Microwave
Electric Stove and Oven

11. WHAT TO BRING SUGGESTED PROHIBITED DESIRABLE
XL twin bedding (Sheets, Blankets, Pillows)
Shower shoes (Flip Flops)
Towels
Pillows
Toiletries
Clothes hangers
Shower caddy
Hamper
Laundry detergent
Electrical appliances
Extension cords
Lightbulbs that are not CPL Candles
Plug-in air fresheners
Weights
Pets
Holiday or decorative lights
Foam Mattress Toppers
Tapestries
Stereo/Speakers TV
Fan
Power-string/surge protector
Ethernet cord
Snacks
Alarm clock
Hub/switch to share internet access
Small refrigerator
(1.5 amps, 3 cubic feet) for small fridge

12. HOUSING ASSIGNMENTS Will be given out through your Stony Brook email
Transfer students are not guaranteed housing.
In will give your roommates names, room assignment, and potentially roommate contact information
If you are not awarded housing and need help finding off campus living, please visit the Office of Off Campus Housing Website

13. UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGES
THEME LIVING BY QUADS
SUITE
STYLE
Roth Quad
Kelly Quad
Tabler Quad
UGC placement is based upon student interest, not student major
Peer Education groups include DPE (Diversity Peer Education), APE (AIDS Peer Education)
CORRIDOR
STYLE
Roosevelt Quad
Mendelsohn Quad
H Quad

14. APARTMENT LIVING UPPERCLASSMEN, GRADUATE, AND FAMILY HOUSING
Schomburg West Apartments
Must be a Junior and Senior Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Must have a cumulative Stony Brook GPA of a 3.0
Must be in good Judiciary Standing with the University
Fitness Center, Computer Center, and Lounge in Building E Commons
Chapin Apartments
Must be a Graduate or Students with families
Must be in good Judiciary Standing
Fitness Center, Computer Center, and Lounge in Chapin Commons

15. BEYOND WEST CAMPUS HOUSING
STONY BROOK SOUTHAMPTON AND BROOKHAVEN RESIDENTIAL VILLAGE
SBU Southampton
2 Dedicated full time, Stony Brook, Professional Staff
Primarily for Graduate Students and Undergraduate in SOMAS Semester by the Sea Program
Single-gender cooking suite housing a total of eight (8) people per suite. Meal Plan Options Available
Lounge in basement of each Residence Hall
Fitness Center in Student Center
SINC Sites throughout the campus 
Brookhaven Residential Village
1 Dedicated full time, Stony Brook, Professional Staff Member
No triples
Two (2) to three (3) cooking suites that house between four (4) to six (6) people
Full kitchenette (No Oven), Meal Plan Options Available
Recently Upgraded Internet
Students living in Brookhaven can have a car regardless of credit status, permit will be good on both Brookhaven Campus and Stony Brook Main Campus
Shuttle Available based on student schedules that reside there
Has all the amenities of the west apartments
Is approximately 20 miles from the university
Has areas for barbequing
Mostly Transfer Students
SBU/BNL Shuttle Van:
This mini-bus takes students, faculty and staff between the Stony Brook University and Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Brookhaven Residential Village Service:
This bus provides transportation from Stony Brook University to Brookhaven Residential Village

16. DRIVEN CURIOUS HANDS-ON WELCOMING PROUD
OFFICE STAFF
DRIVEN CURIOUS HANDS-ON WELCOMING PROUD

17. HOW CAN WE HELP YOU? Lockouts Maintenance General Questions
Quad Office (per Area)
Monday – Friday
8:30am – 5:00pm
Residence Assistant Office (per building)
Everyday
7:00pm – 11:00pm (Office Hours)
11:00pm – 8:30am (Available via phone for emergencies)

18. Professional Staff Student Staff Quad Office Service Manager
Quad Director
Quad Office Service Manager
Residence Hall Director
Faculty Director
Facilities Manager
Custodial Supervisor
Student Staff
1:36 RA to Resident Ratio
Quad Assistant
(Graduate Student)
Office Assistant
(Undergraduate Student)
Resident Assistant
(Undergraduate Student)

19. FACILITIES AND CUSTODIAL CREW
Full-time facilities and custodial staff dedicated to maintaining and enhancing the residential experience.
Custodial Cleaning
Inside Suites & Apartments
Weekly
Corridor Style Bathrooms
Daily
Common Areas such lounges, classrooms, and trash rooms are cleaned daily.

20. SECURITY AND SAFETY
SERIOUS ABOUT SAFETY

21. RESIDENTIAL SAFETY University Police (631)632-3333
Building Emergency Phones and Blue Light Phones
SB Alert and SB Guardian
Residential Safety Program
( WALK)
Door Checking
Desk Monitors (11pm-2am)
Perimeter checks from 2am-6am by security
Fire Safety (i.e. fire alarms, smoke detectors) in all halls
Renter’s and Personal Property Insurance
Educational Campus Safety Programs
Room safety, wouldn’t leave your house unlocked, don’t leave the building doors propped and your room unlocked

22. INSPIRING THE BIG IDEAS THAT WILL TRANSFORM OUR LIVES AND IMPACT THE WORLD
Food Pantry- Assisting students and staff with food insecurity
Tis the Season- Giving back to the community around LI
Transforming our Campus- Tabler Steps Project, Campus Signage, etc

23. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU SOON!
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL THE OFFICE OF CAMPUS RESIDENCES at (631) , or visit