How can students get involved in our neighborhood?

  • Take a leadership role in the Historic Student Neighborhood Association (SNA), helping to program neighborhood events and develop community.
  • Attend or volunteer to help with our neighborhood signature events.
  • Take part in building-wide and community-wide events.
  • Do you have a program idea that you’d like us to bring to life? Submit a program suggestion form!

Contact the Community Director, Jordyn Williams, for more information about these exciting opportunities!

The SNA Interest Meeting will be held on Thursday, August 29th from 6-7pm in LaRose Commons 200. All Historic residents are welcome and encouraged to attend! 

How can faculty and staff get involved in our neighborhood?

  • Host an event (speaker, film, panel, etc.) based on your academic interests in our neighborhood.
  • Teach a residentially linked course (COR1100, ENG1100, STS1100) in the neighborhood.
  • Meet Historic residents by attending and/or volunteering at our neighborhood dinners, open mic nights, and other signature programs throughout the year.
  • Advise a Living Learning Community in the neighborhood.

Contact the Faculty Director, Claudine Moreau for more information about these opportunities!