| 10 |
To lead or to follow? Learning community students have all
sorts of
opportunities to develop strong leadership skills. They also have
opportunities to learn how to work in groups and be supportive
teammates. |
| 9 |
Attend
class in your bunny slippers. Well, for those of you
in the
residential learning communities. We don’t recommend bunny
slippers for outdoor use. |
| 8 |
Meet
the cream of the crop. Some of the best faculty
members on
campus are involved with learning communities. And, they want to get to
know you.
|
| 7 |
Great
minds think alike. When you’re in a
learning
community, you know you’re among others who share your
interests and goals. |
| 6 |
Do away with that “LCs are for geeks”
idea.
Students in learning communities love to learn and also love to have
fun. They also know a good deal when they see it: a program that
provides fun and learning? Sign me up! |
| 5 |
Typical?
No way! There is no such thing as a typical
learning
community student. You will meet people from all over the world,
different backgrounds, different thoughts, and different ideas.
What’s cool about a learning community is that you know you
share one thing in common with everyone…and you get to learn
about the differences you have as well! |
| 4 |
Get
connected, and not just to the Internet. You will meet
a wide
variety of students, faculty, and staff members in a learning
community. Campus resources will be at your fingertips. |
| 3 |
Have
fun! Trips to NYC or Washington D.C., laser tag, meals
off
campus, and service projects are just a few of the activities you might
participate in as a learning community student. |
| 2 |
30
heads are better than one. In a learning community, help
on a
project or assignment is never far away. And, you’ll have the
opportunity to help others as well. |
| 1 |
Make
friends fast. Friendships made in learning communities
lead to
real connections and lifelong ties. |
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