|
 |
A residence hall for both first-year male and female students, Baldwin-Jenkins is considered by many to have the strongest community of any residence hall on campus. From the very beginning of each year, the residents of Baldwin-Jenkins develop special zeal for their building and a pride for their new "home." With four floors in each of the building's two wings, the hall is energized by freshman enthusiasm and student leaders who are carefully chosen and very talented. The mentoring provided by the upper-class student leaders presents a new student with an environment that is both comfortable and challenging-not only during their initial transition into Whitworth, but continually as the year progresses. Special hall programming is offered throughout the year and is often focused on relationship-building and other topics that are relevant to first-year students. Baldwin-Jenkins, named for Estella E. Baldwin, registrar from 1935-70, and Marion R. Jenkins, dean of women from 1931-63, was built in 1968. Room Sizes
Floor Plans (campus intranet access required)
|
