LLC participants live together in Building 2 of Campus Village. Living in close proximity
to other Rhodos Fellows fosters a sense of community, facilitates academic and personal
interactions, and encourages students networking.
LLCs often revolve around a specific academic theme, major, or interest area.Rhodos this theme is an interest in Information, Design, and Computing. Note that this is a very diverse community, with over 20 majors from across campus represented.
LLCs typically involve faculty, staff, or mentors who actively engage with the students
in the community. These individuals might teach courses, facilitate discussions, organize events, and provide guidance related to the theme of the community.Rhodos is managed and supervised by a Faculty Principal and Assistant Principal who guide and manage the operations of the community.
Living Learning Communities offer unique educational opportunities beyond traditional
classroom settings. Students often have access to workshops, guest speakers, field trips, research projects,
and experiential learning activities that directly relate to the theme of the community.
Because LLC members share common interests, they are more likely to collaborate on
academic projects, study together, and engage in meaningful discussions outside of
formal class settings. This peer support can lead to stronger academic performance
and a more enriching college experience.
Living Learning Communities contribute to students' personal growth by encouraging
them to step out of their comfort zones, interact with diverse perspectives, and build
valuable skills such as communication, teamwork, and leadership.
Beyond academics, LLCs also help students develop a sense of belonging on campus.
By living and learning with like-minded peers, students often form strong friendships
and feel more connected to their university community.
