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Residence Life

The residence halls at Douglass College play an important role in the education of women. In general, the programs, services, resources, and staff help enhance women`s personal and intellectual development. By creating an environment that fosters women`s development, the Residence Life staff at Douglass College help teach students to learn, to question, to problem solve, to think critically, and to achieve success both in and out of the classroom. The Residence Life program is staffed by full-time professionals, graduate students, resident assistants, and peer academic leaders who are undergraduate students. The campus is divided into six diverse residential communities, including large residence halls, apartments, and smaller residential communities with single rooms and options for group living.

Most first-year students live in a first-year residence, which focuses on helping students adjust to college; develop communication and problem-solving skills; understand their responsibilities as members of a residential community; and become successful in their academic pursuits. Transfer students are assigned to a residential area of campus with continuing students.

Special-interest residences add another dimension for students interested in a residential experience that includes an academic component. Permission to reside in a special-interest residence is granted by application. First-year students may apply for a special-interest residence or opt for a first-year residence hall. The Global Village cluster of language and cultural houses is an example of special- interest residences at Douglass College.

The Bunting-Cobb Math, Science, and Engineering Hall allows 80 undergraduate women to share academic and career interests with one another and with four graduate women who live in residence and serve as mentors. Residents are encouraged to participate in peer study groups, career programs, and skill enhancement sessions. Residents have access to a resource library and a networked computer room.


 
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