Community Facilitators

Leading the LLCs

Community facilitators — casually called CFs — are upper level students (often sophomores and juniors) who have been hired because of their maturity, social skills and desire to live with freshmen on Living and Learning Community floors and guide students through their first year at school.

Trained to help freshmen with conflict/dispute resolution skills, self-assessment skills, and academic persistence, CFs also are around to help make some freshman-year difficulties easier to handle (roommate adjustments, possible homesickness, college-level study skills, etc.). CFs are a resource for the new students living on the LLC floors.

CFs and the freshmen on their floors work together to create activities and events that "promote the values and life skills that are the hallmarks of an educated citizen" — in other words, activities and events that will help you to be well-rounded outside of the classroom. Activities range from museum and historical site visits to fun and funny floor activities like movie nights and Fall Festival trips.