Academic Living Learning Communities

Community Cohorts

• Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) and Business-related Careers
• Health Allied Professions
• Public Affairs and Civic Engagement Occupations

If an incoming scholar chooses to reside on campus s/he will be housed in Anthony Hall which acts as the hub for programming and activities and is centrally located near the student union.

Each residence-hall floor is dedicated to a cohort, includes a computer lab, and has its own assigned peer mentor.

Every member of our program has card access to the Honors Program residence hall so that s/he may fully participate in and have access to the benefits of our living learning communities.

The Honors Program Living Learning Communities and corresponding curricula are intentional about cultivating exceptional scholars, well-prepared for graduate school, professional school and work environments.    

Our personal and professional pathway to success includes specific goals for each year of a student’s university experience.

Year 1 Freshman Focus on Your Future goals include:

• Making the successful transition from pre-college life to the norms of academic life.
• Fostering a sense of commitment to one’s own growth and education.

Year 2 Sophomore Year of Service goals include:

• Helping the scholar see her/his connectedness to others.
• Realizing a commitment to citizenship and community through experiential learning.

Year 3 Junior Journey Abroad goals include:

• Establishing a wider and more humane perspective.
• Adding value to scholar learning via a study abroad experience.

Year 4 Senior Success in the Workplace goals include:

• Introducing scholars to their chosen careers through internships.
• Combining one’s passion, knowledge, and experience to ensure lifelong success.