Being involved in a learning community is a comprehensive experience that links residential, curricular, and non-curricular activities. Each college sponsors a variety of learning communities to fit your interests. Get a head start to your college success by joining a learning community!
Calendar of Events
- September 16th: All LC BBQ
- October 3-6 and 10-13: Community 2 Community
- October 14th: Chicago Trip
- December 2nd: Chicago Trip
- December 10th: Pancake Breakfast/study for finals
- Mid-Late January: Welcome back party
Welcome!
"Learning Communities... Truly build friends for a lifetime."
"The best part... is having some of your classes with the same people."
Welcome to the Learning Communities. UW-Whitewater invites first year students to live and study with peers who share similar interests. In a Learning Community, about 25 students live together and share common courses. Learning Communities are led by faculty members who mentor students and encourage them to carry classroom discussions into their residential communities.
Some advantages of joining a freshman learning community are:
- Exploring your academic and career options
- Developing leadership skills
- Organizing activities and leading committees within the LC
- Connecting with a faculty or staff member in your area of interest
- Finding your passion in life
- Off campus experiences related to your Learning Community theme
- Building friendships that will last a lifetime
Promote Your Success
Being involved in a learning community is a comprehensive experience that links residential, curricular, and non-curricular activities. To promote your success in the Learning Community, we ask that you:
- Live in the residence hall assigned to your Learning Community
- Take the courses selected for you by the Learning Community Office*
- Participate in activities planned by the Learning Community Coordinator
Available Learning Communities
College of Arts & Communication
College of Business & Economics
College of Education & Professional Studies
College of Letters & Sciences
No College Affiliation
* The LC office will pre-enroll students in the classes taken with their Learning Community. In order to remain a member of your Learning Community, you MUST stay enrolled in the one credit course, New Student Seminar, with your Learning Community Coordinator.
