In this community, you'll also find daily exposure to the customs and cultures of the world's French and Spanish-speaking peoples. Faculty members from the Department of Romance Languages participate in hall programs. You do not have to be a foreign language major to live on these language floors. In fact, most residents are not. You can live in a supportive atmosphere that offers close proximity to the College of Engineering and to other women whose goals are similar to your own.
Students help each other with peer tutoring and study groups.
A computer lab on the floor features engineering software. Programs run by students with current faculty and recent alumnae in the field make the world of opportunities in engineering real for students. This Learning Community is housed on two wings of Mark Twain Hall.