Dorm supervisors are responsible for facilitating projects or activities and providing stimulating learning experiences to teach and nurture the development of independent living skills in each student. The staff strives to ensure the safety and security of each student and to provide excellent hands-on living skill experiences. In an effort to meet the individual needs of its population, the residential area provides a variety of living style arrangements. The Student Life Department offers a few special living arrangements for students to develop their individual skills. Cottage living A cottage living concept, similar to that of a family-like environment, has proven to be successful in developing social and living skills.
Groups consist of coed students with two supervisors to simulate a normal homelike atmosphere.
This environment is designed to enhance their opportunities to interact with peers, improve communication skills, and learn various daily living skills with assistance from the dorm supervisors. This format provides a preliminary stage to prepare the student to undertake the Transitional Living Program. The Transitional Living Program focuses on improving the student's daily living skills. Its goal is to increase independence, privileges, and responsibility in equal increments. With its dedicated staff, CSDB continues to offer an innovative and superior student life program.