Themed Communities with University Housing Services
University Housing Services offers themed communities to residents. In these communities, residents enjoy events, programs, and more while living on campus.
What is a Themed Community?
First Year Communities
A first-year living community is a student housing program designed for incoming college students. The goal of the program is to provide a supportive and inclusive environment where students can transition smoothly into college life. The benefits of living in a first-year community include opportunities to meet and make new friends, engage in social and educational programs, and receive academic and personal support from staff and peers. It is a great way for students to get involved in campus life and build a strong foundation for their college experience.
Location: Residential Halls and Traditional Halls
Second Year and above Communities
The student body in these communities is composed of upper-division students, primarily those who are in their second year and beyond. As residents, they will have the opportunity to participate in a diverse array of events and activities tailored to meet the needs and interests of experienced college students. These opportunities serve to foster a sense of community and provide an enriching environment for continued personal and academic growth.
Location: Residential Suites
Transfer Community
The residents of this community are predominantly transfer students, making it a hub of support and camaraderie for those who have made the transition to a new academic setting. To cater to the specific needs and experiences of transfer students, a range of events and activities are designed to foster a sense of belonging and promote growth both personally and academically. From workshops and trips to leadership opportunities, this community provides a dynamic and enriching environment for transfer students to thrive.
Location: Residential Suites