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The Community Initiatives Program offers upper class students the opportunity to present proposals for communal living to Residential Life. Community floors are self-governing and create strong connections among their residents.
Because Resident Assistants do not directly serve these halls, individual
community members share responsibilities -- event planning, administrative
tasks, hall maintenance, conflict resolution. The community experience
fosters deep relationships, an open and warm hall environment and
great teamwork skills.
Congratulations to our 2009-2010 Communities!
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Sploor
Myrtle
3rd
Liaisons:
Julie Keselman and
Kristen Zinser 
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SPLOOR is an
extension of the SPUR Sorority that works to facilitate school
spirit, support campus activities, sponsor social events for members
and friends, and develop unity as well as individuality amongst the
members. This year the hall will be focusing on increasing awareness regarding women’s issues.
Click here for more info. |
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Sustainable
Solutions
McLean
3rd
Liaison:
Libby Day
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Sustainable
Solutions is comprised of students who wish to make a difference
in the way we treat the environment. Their focus will be on
encouraging sustainable living in the residence halls, organizing as
members of the ECO-Team and various other programs and activities
related to going green. Click
here for more info. |
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Swashbucklers
Myrtle
3rd
Liaisons:
Jacqueline Arévalo,
Wayne Davis, Lindsay Nieman, David Shope, and Cameron Swords
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This will be the 5th year for the Swashbucklers. The members of this hall
are devoted to promoting substance free living and getting the most
out of your college experience. In addition to doing numerous social
and service events, they promote healthy lifestyles and general
merriment in all that you do. Click
here for more info. |
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Trinity House
of Liberal Politics (THOLP)
Murchison
2nd
Liaisons:
Carolyn Grant and
James McNiff
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This group of students will come together to have
lively discussion and debate about candidates, issues and the social
responsibility we have to vote. The hall's focus in this post
presidential election year will shift to local politics and a
commitment to service. Click here for
more info. |
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