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A living and learning community (LLC) is a group of students who share common academic interests, live together in a residence hall, participate in activities together and are also enrolled in a cluster of related courses.
Since its inception in 1996, Living and Learning Programs at Bloomsburg University have been a forum for the exchange of ideas and information within a residential setting, providing out-of-class interaction between students and their faculty and supporting their academic endeavors. Through the years these Communities have fostered a collaborative atmosphere for faculty and students to construct new understanding and innovative strategies for integrating the in and out-of-classroom experience.
Bloomsburg University currently has nine Living and Learning Communities, including two that are related to the College of Professional Studies.
The Education Living Learning Community, part of Columbia Residence Hall, connects students to their educational curricula and faculty, enriching students' educational experience. Since it's inception, the Education LLC supports students through mentorship, social/communication activities, and guidance.
The purpose of the Sciences and Health Sciences Living Learning Community, also part of Columbia Residence Hall, is to provide an intellectually stimulating and supportive environment, connecting students, faculty, and upper divisional students, in promoting academic success and professional role development. Since its inception in 1996, this community has garnered the distinction of being the oldest and largest living learning community on Bloomsburg’s campus. A merger with the basic sciences in 2006 (biology, chemistry, and physics) provided the additional benefits to our students of having a firm connection and support system with the foundational science courses.
For more information regarding the Living and Learning Communities at Bloomsburg University, please visit the official Living and Learning Communities website at http://department.bloomu.edu/reslife/LLC/index.html.
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