Living Learning Communities

LLCs are specialized living environments for small groups of students centered on specific themes and integrating common academic courses, custom programming, and mentoring by faculty/staff.

Benefits of joining an LLC:

No extra cost! Enjoy extra benefits for the same price as all other West Georgia residents!
Enjoy specialized programming.
Form your network.
Join a group that statistically gains higher GPA’s, feels more connected to campus, and is able to succeed within their academic program.
Have a built-in mentor who is an expert in your LLC’s area.

UWG Gaming and Esports

Life isn't a game...or is it? Find out when you become part of the UWG Gaming and Esports community located in Center Pointe Suites. This unique group offers students like you a chance to live together, attend programs focused on gaming, and enjoy access to exclusive gaming areas on campus.

Programming emphasizes gameplay, careers in gaming, and engaging with faculty who are enthusiastic about how games are made and how they work.

Students in this community will have plenty of opportunities to play their favorite games, share their love of gaming, and build connections around a shared passion. Coach Joseph Lee of UWG Wolves varsity E-sports team will be the faculty/staff coordinator for the community and has expertise in the Esports industry.

Get in the game and register through your housing application today!

Ways of the Wolf

If you’re someone who loves to show your school spirit and wants to make the most of campus life, The Ways of the Wolf community is for you. It’s also a perfect fit if you’re looking to learn about UWG's culture and celebrated traditions. You’ll live with like-minded friends in Center Pointe Suites, learn all about what it means to live the wolf life, and participate in activities designed just for you!

This setting is a great opportunity for emerging leaders to get involved and grow both as students and as people. Living and working together will help you make lifelong connections based on shared interests - at UWG, you’ll never know what’s coming next, but you won’t be alone to find out. Dr.Morris Council III associate professor within the College of Education will be guiding the wolves in this program.

Ready to learn the Ways of the Wolf? Access your housing application and select the WOW community. Wolves of all majors are welcome to join.

Performing and Visual Arts

Music, Art, and Theater majors have the opportunity to live, study, and create together within our Performing and Visual Arts Living Learning Community (LLC). This community resides in The Oaks, where members will be within walking distance to a majority of their classes.

Members of this community will have access to their fellow creatives and be able to create new art together! Join Dr. Clint Samples of the College of Arts, Culture, and Scientific Inquiry to find your perfect medium and express yourself to your fullest at UWG!

Express yourself and register through your housing application.

Honors

Join a community of scholars for intellectual pursuits both in and out of the classroom!The Honors LLC, located on the top floor of the Oaks residence hall, is dedicated to first-year students who are also members of the Honors College. Students will participate in programs that focus on increasing academic achievement, building community, and developing a sense of service.

Honors faculty, staff, and special guests host discussions, service projects, and social events. Honors LLC students will be enrolled in common sections of an Honors interdisciplinary studies course that meets core curriculum requirements.

Be the best you can be and register through your housing application today!

Global Languages and Career Enrichment (GLACE)

A Living Learning Community for Globally-Minded Students

Are you interested in languages? Want to study abroad? To work internationally? To watch international films? To broaden your understanding of global citizenship? If so, GLACE is for you! In this community, you’ll live in The Oaks (or Arbor View) with students who share your interests. You’ll take one required course together as well as language courses suited to your level.

Open to incoming freshmen and returning students from any major. This community has appealed to many STEM and Business students who ended up adding a language minor or double major to enhance their academic profile and broaden their career opportunities.

GLACE students will be well situated to study abroad and to develop advanced competency in one or more languages with the ultimate aim of becoming more globally aware citizens, pursuing careers in multilingual or international settings, and engaging in thoughtful travel and interaction with varied peoples and cultures.

In the fall semester, students will enroll in XIDS 2100 (Language and Identity) or XIDS 2300 (Introduction to Linguistics) and a language course that will vary depending on background, inclination, and level of ability (6 hours total required): French; German; or Spanish. In the spring semester they will take a language class (3 hours required). Along the way, you’ll study with advanced language majors, enjoy cultural programs and dinners, and see what UWG has to offer for learning languages and international perspectives.

The Future is Global! Be a Part of It!