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Housing and health
University sponsored housing
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Division of University Housing
Dormitory living and food services for undergraduate and graduate students.
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Residential Learning Communities
Residential Learning Communities offer you a competitive edge and make a positive impact on your college experience. You can establish connections with faculty, live with talented individuals of diverse backgrounds who share common academic interests, enroll in reserved class sections designated for members of your learning community, and enhance your understanding of yourself as well as your personal goals and future plans.
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Bradley Learning Community
The Bradley Learning Community was developed to promote a smooth transition from high school to college for first-year students. If you're a first-year student, this program can help you develop a small close-knit community with other students, faculty, and upper class mentors. The community is formed through special programs such as social events and services projects. Bradley also provides academic support through special courses for "Bradley" students and small group sessions.
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Chadbourne Residential College
The Chadbourne Residential College gives you an opportunity to expand learning outside the classroom. In Chadbourne you interact with freshman, sophomore, and junior students in a variety of educational and social programs. You also will have the opportunity to have conversations with faculty about important topics. Through this program students can learn as much as possible from each other and the university.
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Entrepreneurial Residential Learning Community
Join our newest learning community in Sellery Hall committed to the celebration of entrepreneurship, creativity, and innovation in society. Meet students with intellectual curiosity and a passion for entrepreneurial undertakings at the Entrepreneurial Residential Learning Community (ERLC). Be ready for late night brainstorming in this entrepreneurial "think-tank." Exchange ideas with people like you who have started bands, organized new clubs, or maybe even launched businesses!
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International Learning Community
The International Learning Community (ILC) offers opportunities to make friends from Wisconsin and around the world and to interact with faculty, staff, and students who share an interest in learning about different cultures. The ILC is dedicated to enhancing cross-cultural understanding.
- Multicultural Learning Community
MLC residents have a thirst to understand the problems and issues, as well as, the benefits and contributions of human diversity. Learning is a lifelong experience, so MLC residents seek this understanding to constructively shape their actions and behavior in order to be successful and caring students and citizens.
- Women in Science and Engineering
The WISE program offers women pursuing degrees in engineering or science the opportunity to live and study with others who share the same interests. Here, students take special sections of introductory science courses, meet with faculty, or gain research experience.
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