The DHC Living-Learning Community
Tercero South Residence Hall, Building 1

This unique Living-Learning community is an integral part of the Davis Honors Challenge (DHC). Honors students are invited to share rooms and hallways with their honors peers, creating an exceptional, close-knit community. Though living in this community is not mandatory for DHC students, those who secure a space here will participate in a plethora of activities designed to enhance the first-year experience. Close interaction with faculty, workshops for honing study and time management skills, and opportunities to increase cultural and diversity awareness are just some of the activities residents will experience.  Students residing in this community will have the added benefit of living with similarly motivated peers and developing life-long friendships.  The set-up is ideal as honors student share many of the same classes and passions to succeed.

The ISHP Living-Learning Community
Miller Hall Residential Building, Segundo North  

As a part of their first year experience, all ISHP students are required to live in Miller Hall.  Students take courses together and participate in experiential learning activities both on- and off-campus.  This arrangement is designed to give students the chance to become part of a unique experience, with programs and facilities to support the interests of the community members.  As a member of the ISHP Living-Learning Community, residents will have the chance to get to know their instructors and develop strong friendships with fellow students.