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Special interest communities: engineering, honors, arts

As you consider academic opportunities, we encourage you to look into KU’s special interest learning communities.

Honors Program Residents │ Lewis Hall

Members of the KU Honors Program enjoy living with other students who emphasize academic achievement, and nearby is Nunemaker Center, home to the KU Honors Program. Lewis is across from Daisy Hill Commons, which contains classroom and study spaces. E-mail the KU Honors Program with questions.

 

Engineering Learning Community │ Self Hall

The School of Engineering offers an engineering learning community for freshmen. This voluntary program brings together engineering and computing students for social and enrichment opportunities. Students select floors 00 and 01 in Self Hall to live with other engineering students. They are required to enroll in a weekly seminar, ENGR 101: Engineering Student Success. For information, see the ELC website.


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