Living/Learning Residential Opportunities
Michels Hall Service Program
Requirement of residents of Michels Hall
The Michels Hall Service Program* is a living-learning service opportunity available to sophomores, juniors, and seniors at St. Norbert College. Students apply for the program in groups of eight with the intention of living together in Michels Hall and completing an academic year of service to a specific community organization that serves children and/or families in the Brown County area. Examples of previous community partners include the Boys and Girls Club of Green Bay, Freedom House Ministries and the Greater Green Bay YMCA.
Each group must identify a group leader within the group and a St. Norbert College faculty or staff advisor who will work along-side them throughout the year. Students will be required to reflect upon their service and share their experience with other members of the program and campus community.
It is hoped that students participating in the Michels Hall Service Program will develop a deeper understanding of how their actions in the community connect them to St. Norbert College and the common good all while inspiring them to adopt a life-long commitment to service.
For more information, contact Brianne Johnson at
brianne.johnson@snc.edu.
*Please note that in compliance with the requirements of the building bond there is an income cap for Michels residents. Information is detailed in the application requirements.
Substance-free Floor
Residents making a commitment to live substance-free in an environment without alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. The hope is to create a comfortable, safe and close-knit community free from the pressures associated with substances. This program is available to residents of Mary Minahan McCormick Hall.
If you have any questions, contact Andrew Kopitzke at
andrew.kopitzke@snc.edu.
Study Abroad Program Housing
The Department of Residential Education and Housing provides students choosing to study abroad options to assist with semester housing transitions. A limited number of Vander Zanden Apartments have been set aside for students choosing to study abroad during the 2009-2010 academic year. Students will have the opportunity to sign-up for the apartments through the continuing student housing selection process. For more information, contact
housing@snc.edu.
Abbot Pennings Scholars
Townhouses 9-14
The Abbot Pennings Scholars Housing program at St. Norbert College provides preferred housing to Juniors and Seniors who have demonstrated qualities that uphold SNC's mission, philosophy and values. Students who apply for merit housing, should exhibit superior academic performance, actively participate in campus sponsored organizations/events and maintain visibility in the surrounding community.
For more information, contact Jeremy Siefken at
jeremy.siefken@snc.edu.
Intentional Learning Community (College Houses)
Intentional Learning Communities provide groups of students who have common educational endeavors or common co-curricular interests the opportunity to reside together in a living and learning residential environment. Intentional Learning Communtiies establish a direct link between residential, academic, and co-curricular engagement for students within the St. Norbert Community while simultaneously enhancing students' academic, cultural, organizational, and personal interests within their living environment.
For more information, contact Laura Rosenberg at
laura.rosenberg@snc.edu.
CommUnity Scholars
CommUnity Scholars is offered to first and second year students in Madelaine/Lorraine Hall. Students who participate will have an opportunity to live and learn together in an environment that embraces diversity and respects the human dignity of each individual regardless of their race, ethnicity, religion, ability, sexual orientation, or other differences.
For more information, contact Jessica Schmechel at
jessica.schmechel@snc.edu.
