Living Learning Communities
 Living Learning Communities are programs organized to integrate academic,
social and recreational development through enriched activities planned by
faculty and staff. Activities will include faculty and students working together
in small groups, residential staff and peer mentors supplementing class
discussions during floor meetings and residential programs, and students
establishing academic and social networks both on and off campus.
As a participant in this program you will:
- be housed in close proximity to other scholars participating in the
Living Learning Community;
- be enrolled in a special section of Communication 114, a required
course, scheduled to be held in University Village this fall;
- be invited to attend a summer welcome program with other distinguished
students;
- be included in a reading circle at the Chancellor’s home to discuss a
book prior to the first day of class; and
- be asked to participate in an off-campus experiential learning activity.
About the University Village
At The University Village at Purdue Calumet, you can have the privacy and
lifestyle you deserve in a student community that is conducive to achieving
academic success. With a great location, private bedroom accommodations, fully
furnished units, individual leases and extensive community amenities, there is
no reason to look anywhere else.
Visit the Housing and Residential Education to learn
more about the University Village. About the Dean of Students
The Office of the Dean of Students helps
students navigate the Purdue University Calumet system and provides special
support for issues and services of interest to students such as extracurricular
activities, orientation, student organizations and judicial affairs. Learn more
about the Office of the Dean of Students and the
other resources available to from the Office of
Student Affairs that are available to help you plan for success.
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