Sawyer Court
Sawyer Court is located just south of the main campus center in the Albany Park neighborhood and shares a street with our neighboring Hibbard Elementary and Albany Park Multicultural Academy Middle School. Similar to Park North, it blends apartment living with community activities, offering the best of both worlds.
Sawyer Court
Sawyer Court is a classic courtyard apartment building located just south of the central campus on Sawyer Avenue.
Semi-furnished Apartments
Sawyer Court apartments are furnished with bedroom and some living room furniture, but there is plenty of space to add your own items and creativity.
Full, Upgraded Kitchen
Each apartment includes a full kitchen with a dishwasher and built-in microwave.
Quick Facts
- Upper-level men and women
- 25 3-person apartments
- 75 residents total
- 2 Resident Assistants for the building
- Area Coordinator shared with Burgh Hall
- On Sawyer Ave., with easy access to both campus and city amenities
- Building entry secured by electronic lock and apartment keys
- Laundry room in basement
- Storage units in basement
Apartments
Sawyer Court is an updated courtyard-style Chicago apartment building. Each two-bedroom apartment features:
- Hardwood floors
- Central air conditioning
- Full bathroom
- Full kitchen with a dishwasher
- Stackable bedroom furniture
- Some living area furniture
Meet the Area Coordinator
Ajay Joseph is the area coordinator who oversees Burgh Hall and the Sawyer Court Apartments. Ajay has a MA in Higher Education Leadership from Concordia University Chicago, his undergraduate alma mater as well. He began his professional experience as a hall director at Carthage College and recently made the transition back to Chicago, where he is originally from. Ajay has a strong passion for student engagement and believes in a personalized approach to each student, so they feel well-equipped to be successful in all their future endeavors.
What’s your favorite thing about your job?
My favorite thing about working at North Park University is engaging with students. I love being able to be a resource for them and serve them as best I can in their journey.
What do you most look forward to within Res Life this academic year?
I’m looking forward to meeting all the students who will be living in the residence halls. I’m excited to offer a safe space for students so they know they have someone who is always willing to listen to their concerns. I believe it’s important to always put students first and serve them, thereby displaying the love of Jesus.
What do you like to do on your days off (hobbies/interests)?
I really enjoy going to concerts. I’m also an avid reader and love to curl up with a good book when I have the time.
Anything else your NPU residents should know about you?
I would like my residents to know that I have an open-door policy, which means I want to create an inviting atmosphere so students can feel supported and cared for. I want them to know I am invested in their success both academically and professionally.