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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Welcome to Baker Community Council! Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition. The Baker Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Baker Hall. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs Students will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness Academic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support Students will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others Students will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Welcome to Bear Creek Community Council! Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition. The Bear Creek Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Bear Creek. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Welcome to Cheyenne Arapaho Community Council! Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition.The Cheyenne Arapaho Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Cheyenne Arapaho. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.Meet Your Community Council!

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Welcome to Darley Towers Community Council! Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition. The Darley Towers Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Darley Towers. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them. When you live on campus you'll get to:

Personal Responsibility | Students will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.

Academic Responsibility | Students will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.

Community Responsibility | Students will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.

Social Justice Responsibility | Students will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.

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The Design Your Path Living and Learning Community (LLC) in Farrand Hall is a supportive residential home for students to craft their own journeys and campus experiences through an innovation and exploration lens. Exploratory Studies and Arts & Sciences Open Option students are eligible to apply to become members of the community. 

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EcoReps is a program for students who would like to blend their interests in sustainability with a desire to develop some valuable leadership skillsÔé¼ÔÇØall while living in a residence hall community.This group of first-year and transfer students embarks on a year-long journey to learn about sustainability and green living through experience-based leadership program, field trips and training sessions. EcoReps then share this new-found knowledge with their residence hall communities through active programming and dialogue that builds community and provides invaluable professional experience for the EcoReps themselves.Throughout the year, EcoReps will sponsor a variety of initiatives and events to help promote sustainability in the residence halls, on campus, and in the greater community. If you have any questions please contact our EcoReps Directors:Izzy BurgessDirector of Member Educationecorep_education@colorado.eduDaniel McElhinneyDirector of Initiativesecorep_initiatives@colorado.edu

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Welcome to Farrand Community Council! Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition. The Farrand Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Farrand. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Welcome to Hallett Community Council!Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition.The Hallett Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Hallett. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Welcome to Kitt Central & Andrews Community Council! Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition.The Kitt Central & Andrews Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Kitt Central & Andrews. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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Welcome to Kitt West & Arnett Community Council! Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition.The Kitt West & Arnett Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Kitt West & Arnett. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Every wonder how Libby Hall came to have a ping pong table or community Nintendo Switch? Have you wished there were more tables to study at or another water fill-up station? Want to grow as a leader in your own home and build your resume? Welcome to Libby Community Council!What's Community Council? Community Councils (CoCo) are localized student government bodies and programming organizations for each residence hall. They are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students, and help develop hall identity and tradition.Who We Are: The Libby Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Libby Hall. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.When: Libby CoCo meets every Wednesday during the regular academic year from 8-9pm in Libby 103. Come whenever!LEADERSHIP POSITIONS OPEN! APPLY BY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7! https://colorado.presence.io/form/fall-2022-community-council-application

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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The National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is the premiere honorary supported by the leading international organization advocating for the interests and welfare of residence hall students, while also providing opportunities for their personal growth and development. NRHH strives to provide recognition for individuals who have contributed to the advancement of college and university housing. It ensures the advancement of member chapters through resource sharing, programming, and leadership development opportunities to contribute and support the vision of the National Association of College and University Residence Halls. At CU's NRHH chapter we strive to follow the values of Service and Recognition. We aim to do so by creating a community within the chapter all while creating leadership opportunities for those who enter as well as provide volunteer opportunities as well. 

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Welcome to Quad Community Council! Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition. The Quad Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Quad. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Welcome to Sewall Community Council!Community Councils are student government bodies and programming organizations that are part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can run for an official seat or attend meetings as a community member. The councils plan and produce events and programs, review and create legislation to advocate for residence hall students and help develop hall identity and tradition.The Sewall Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in Sewall. All Community Councils hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Welcome to Smith & Buckingham Community Council!Community Councils are a student government body that is a part of each residence hall, and they are open to any student living in the halls. Students can attend council meetings and events as a general member or in a leadership position. Each council hosts community events and creates and reviews legislation for the advocacy of its community in hopes of fostering an inclusive and inviting environment for residents.The Smith & Buckingham Community Council is a group of students dedicated to fostering community among students living in the Smith & Buckingham Halls. As an organization we hold the core values of leadership, advocacy, inclusion, social connection, tradition, service, recognition, and sustainability.

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