Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) Learning Communities

The Program for Women in Science and Engineering is pleased to offer various learning community opportunities for a wide variety of students. Options include:

WiSE Living and Learning Communities

Designed to help our first-year incoming freshman connect by Living together in the residence halls with other women studying science and engineering. Benefites include developing friendships and study partners right on your floor. Ask questions of an upper-class peer mentor - someone who was in your shoes a year or two ago. Get involved in community service and student organizations. Learn more...

Not only can you live together, first-year students living on WiSE floors may take two science or math courses together with students who also participate in the WiSE program. A variety of courses are offered: chemistry, calculus, biology, and physics. We work with academic advisors to get students on the right learning team. Learn more...

WiSE Sophomore Learning Communities

Designed to help our second-year students stay connected ---- Take University Studies 201x to explore career opportunities.

WiSE Transfer Learning Communities

Designed to help our transfer students get connected ---- Includes an optional living arrangement in Frederiksen Court or sign up to take University Studies 201x for Transfer students.

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