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Academic Initiatives & Enhancement
The Office of Academic Initiatives & Enhancement is located on the second floor of Graham Hall, above the area office. This office is responsible for the development, oversight, and assessment of the Department of Housing and Residence Education’s Residential Learning Communities and Academic Enhancements in the residence halls.
Why Residential Learning Communities?
Residential Learning Communities have been in place in higher education for decades. The main purpose behind them is to expand the learning experience for college students beyond the classroom.
Learning Communities
Find out about the various programs offered and what facilities house them.
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See the many activities AIE puts on every semester.
Frequently Asked Questions
Click here to get answers to many of your AIE and Residential Learning Community questions like:
- What are Residential Learning Communities?
- What can I expect from a Residential Learning Community?
- What kind of student signs up to live in a Residential Learning Community?
- Am I required to attend the programs or take the classes offered in the Residential Learning Communities?
- Does living in a Residential Learning Community cost extra?
- How do I apply to live in one of these Residential Learning Communities?
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