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Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[‘rez ih ‘den shəl / ‘kah lihj]
Description
Residential college is a housing community with affiliated Fellows and graduate students working as Res College staff. Together the college staff and Student Executive Board work to provide programming for residents that enhances their undergraduate experience by building community, connecting students with Fellows, and facilitating learning outside of the classroom.
There are 11 residential colleges [1] on South and North Evanston campus.
| Evanston South Campus | Evanston North Campus |
|---|---|
| PARC | Ayers |
| Shepard | CCS |
| Chapin | Slivka |
| Willard | |
| Jones | |
| CRC | |
| ISRC | |
| Hobart |
Example Sentence
Which residential college did you live in your freshman year?
