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Living-Learning Communities
Residential Learning Communities have been in place in higher education for decades. The main purpose behind them is to expand the learning experience for college students beyond the classroom.
Program |
Hall | Description | Qualifications |
| Leader Scholar Program | Trusler |
Get acclimated to UF and learn quick tips for getting involved on campus, utilizing campus resources, and succeeding academically. Program focuses on personal leadership and scholarship development. | Open to any first-year student interested in enhancing leadership skills and achieving academic success at UF. |
| Career Exploration Community | Graham (1st & 2nd Floors) |
Learn about yourself at home! Explore your personality traits, interests, passions, skills, abilities, related to academic fields of study, and potential careers. | Open to Exploratory first year students who want to explore a variety of academic majors and career paths. |
| Global Living Learning Community | Yulee |
Join other students interested in preparing for leadership in a global society by exploring current world events, international perspectives, and global issues. Bring the world into your residence hall. | Open to any student interested in actively becoming a citizen of the world. |
| Pre-Health Living Learning Community | North |
Join other students interested in preparing for careers in the medical field and the health professions | Open to any student with an interest in a medical or health profession. |
| Fine Arts Living Learning Community | Reid |
Bring your creative energy into this community of students genuinely interested in or majoring in the arts, music, theater, or dance. | Open to any student interested in the arts, music, theater, or dance. |
| East Hall Engineering Community | East |
Live and learn with other Engineering majors, close to the College of Engineering! | Open to any student with an interest in Engineering. |
| Honors Residential College | Hume |
Enjoy a lively blend of academic and social activities with other Honors students, faculty, and staff. | Priority given to students accepted in the University Honors Program. |
| International House | Weaver |
Live and learn with international exchange students from around the world, and American students interested in studying abroad and learning about other cultures. | Open to any student with an interest in interacting with international students, learning about various cultures, or studying abroad. |
| ROTC Living Learning Community | Tolbert |
Join other cadets and midshipmen in opportunities to dialogue, observe, and learn about the unique cultures of each military service. | Tolbert is open to a total of 100 male and female cadets/midshipmen. |
| Returning Gators Sophomore Program | Murphree |
Participate in programs designed for sophomores, including academic, career, and leadership development. | Open to sophomores who completed the Trusler Leader Scholar Program during their first year. |
| GatorWell | Jennings & Springs |
Participate in additional programming and support services that promote personal wellness and focus on improving body, mind, and spirit. | Open to any student. |
| Faculty-in-Residence Communities | Broward, Lakeside, Hume and Graduate & Family Housing |
Faculty members live in these halls and serve as academic advisors and mentors to residents. | Open to any student. |
| Innovation Academy | Beaty |
Exclusive programming for Innovation Academy students that focuses on personal leadership and scholarship development. Provides resources for campus involvement, resources, and academic success. | Must be admitted to the Innovation Academy program |
| Entrepreneurship Living Learning Community | Innovation District |
Aspiring entrepreneurs can cultivate their creativity while enhancing their knowledge and skills to become successful in the rapidly changing global environment. | Opens in Fall 2014 |
Frequently Asked QuestionsGet answers to many of your Learning Community questions. Event PhotosSee the many activities AIE puts on every semester. |
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