If you want a dynamic environment where your floormates share your passion for improving peoples' quality of life through physical activity, nutrition and lifestyle, then Living-Learning is for you.
Join your academic community
In addition to living with and learning from your peers, you will also have support from your Peer Leader – an upper-year Kinesiology student who has been successful in the program and can support and guide you to the individuals and resources you need to make your first year a successful one.
Activities & Events
Your Peer Leader will connect you with programs that will enhance your in-class learning and help you understand more about the Kinesiology field. Examples of planned living-learning programs include:
- Organized dinners and events with faculty and alumni
- Group study sessions for core Kin courses
- Participation in AHS weCONNECTu events
- Academic study skills and course content workshops
Peer Leaders
Profiles coming soon.
Profiles coming soon.
About Ron Eydt Village residence
The Kinesiology Community will be in Ron Eydt Village, one of our traditional-style residence buildings.
At Ron Eydt Village, you’ll be part of a dynamic environment where you can meet up with friends and enjoy delicious stir-fry dinners from the cafeteria, relax by playing some pool or ping pong, work out in the fitness room, or study in quad lounge.
How to join
Applications for Fall 2017 and Winter 2018 Living-Learning Communities are now closed.
Incoming students can indicate their interest in a Living-Learning Community on the Residence Community Ranking Form during the residence application process.
If you are interested in living in residence, please apply for our fall 2017 first year waitlist.
Questions?
If you have any questions regarding Living-Learning Communities, please email Living-Learning or call us at 519-888-4567, ext. 31314.
