Diversity Housing
The Diversity Housing Unit was created by students who wanted to help educate themselves and others about diversity issues on campus and around the world. Diversity Suite residents must be approved prior to occupancy. Contact Gail Wells in Student Life at 878-4631 for more information.
Family College
Accomodations for parents and single parents. The Family College apartments in Moore Complex are set aside for students that must balance their responsibilities as parents and spouses with their commitment to higher education. Housing in this area is provided year-round. To apply or to receive more information, contact the Residence Life Office at 878-3000.
Global Living Center
Residents in the Global Living Center learn about world events and international affairs from people who have experienced them firsthand. Students from the Netherlands, Uganda, Brazil, Canada, China, Japan, and other countries collaborate on class projects, research, and social events.
Honors Housing
The All-College Honors program provides special privileges and challenges to committed students with a record of academic achievement. Students who are accepted into the program benefit from unique honors seminars, activities, and from one another's scholarship. Honors students are given access to a special, luxurious lounge in which they can cook, surf the Web, and study.
Leadership Floor
Recently renovated apartments in Tower 3 house the Leadership Floor. This unit is designed to develop leadership skills for students who are currently active leaders on campus or who are interested in becoming more involved in campus leadership.
Learning Communities
A Learning Community is a group of full-time first-year students who take the same classes for their first semester. Each community centers around a common theme, such as the American experience, diversity, twentieth-century history, or specialized international issues. Members of each community become a support network, a study team, a social club - in short, friends. For more information, visit the Learning Communities website.
Native American Unit
The Native American Housing Unit is a community of Native Americans and non-Native students interested in learning and sharing the culture and history of America's indigenous peoples.
Women Only
These floors house only female students. (Not available every semester - created as space allows.)
