The mission of the Living Learning Programs is to develop an environment where students can be academically and socially successful, engage in a variety of developmental activities and utilize additional support services within our residential communities.
Living Learning Communities
Living Learning Communities (LLCs) are residential communities designed to connect students with academic resources for their respective major, college or department. Special programs and events are created for each of the communities that encourage student growth and development outside of the traditional classroom setting.
Living Learning Communities available for the 2022-2023 Academic Year:
- O'Maley College of Business (COB LLC): Geared towards Business students so that they may live and learn side by side. Unique networking events, socials and community building with the O’Maley College of Business (COB) faculty and staff greatly expand upon the residents’ in-class experiences. Students must major in Aviation Business Administration or Business Administration.
- Honors (Honors LLC): Built to enhance the Honors Program at Embry-Riddle. This LLC focuses on building a close-knit community of scholars whose intellectual gifts motivate them to continue to excel in and out of the classroom. These students form study groups in the halls, bond, and grow through Honors Series events and service projects. Students will be assigned per the Honors program.
Faculty-In-Residence (FIR)
Select Embry-Riddle faculty members reside within the residential community and work closely with our staff to provide academic support programs through weekly tutoring sessions and academic-based programs. These programs may be within the faculty-in-residences’ field of study or topics of special interests (sports, hobbies, etc).
Additional Faculty Programming
Faculty members volunteer to participate in activities outside of the classroom setting such as exam prep, tutoring, and other programs focusing on students’ future careers. HRL also offers computer labs and study areas that students can utilize.
