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The Office of Residence Life and Housing creates living-learning environments committed to holistic student development, academic success, and civic engagement. The department strives to provide safe, well-maintained housing facilities that engage students in meaningful discourse and interaction while providing opportunities for personal growth and service to the community.

As a member of the Division of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, we also strive to assist students to live and learn by following the division Learning Outcomes that include:

Community and Social Engagement

Students will cultivate healthy, meaningful relationships with others.
Students will contribute to the social, economic, or educational development of the campus and surrounding community.
Students will effectively work with team members through engaging in discussions, listening, completing assigned tasks, providing assistance and/or encouragement, and treating others with respect and dignity.

Leadership and Global Perspective

Students will engage others to build consensuses, define values, or meet shared goals.
Students will recognize, respect, value, and understand the impact of multiple perspectives and diversity, and the interconnectedness of global and local communities.
Students will demonstrate transferrable professional skills developed while participating in curricular and co-curricular activities with a socially diverse group of people.

Health and Wellness

Students will manage physical and mental health behaviors in a way that will promote personal growth, development, resiliency, and risk reduction.
Students will demonstrate time management, financial literacy, and study skills.
Students will identify and utilize campus and community resources to address challenges or solve problems.

Character Development

Students will express ideas, values, beliefs, and challenges orally, non-verbally, and in writing.
Students will make informed choices with respect to ethical principles and community standards while foreseeing the consequences of their choices.
Students will think critically using complex information from a variety of sources, including personal experiences and observations, to draw logical conclusions and form unique decisions or opinions.

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