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This is a great way to start out your first year at UNH– live with other First Year Students and take a small seminar class together.
Research shows that students who start out in a living/learning community are more likely to: · Experience a smooth transition to college · Have a mentoring relationship with a faculty member · Talk with peers about academic and social issues · Find their residence hall climate to be academically · Utilize critical thinking skills · Drink less and have fewer negative consequences of drinking
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For Honor Program Students: The course explores how we as individuals are shaped by the communities we are part of, and how we in turn impact communities. This class has a service learning component that will give students a laboratory to explore the concepts discussed in the class. This class is for Honors Students only , the students will be living in Hubbard Hall.
Amped Up: Social and Psychological Perspectives of Adventure, Go For it! Put a little adventure in your life. Study the role adventure plays in society and your own life. Adventure will be explored on many levels including planning and participating in an adventure expedition. This class is open to all first year students, the students will be living in Serc B.
Be the Change You Want to See: Active Citizenship in Multicultural World Want to live in a multicultural community that celebrates diversity? This class explores concepts related to being an active citizen in a diverse world. This living learning community aims to draw students from varied backgrounds interested in this topic. This class is open to all first year students, the students will be living in Serc C.
*All classes are group 7 General Education Courses at UNH. |
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“You become a little family- both in class and in the dorm. I would totally recommend it.”
Vanessa Ruiz |
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Please feel free to contact Ruth Abelmann or Mary Faucher if you have questions, 603-862-2268. |
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Learning Communities at UNH |
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Communities for Fall of 2008: |