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Residential Themed Communities

The application for Residential Themed Communities for academic year 2024-2025 is open between December 1, 2023 and February 5, 2024.  

Residential Themed Communities allow students to purposefully define their on-campus living experience and to contribute to the greater campus community in accordance with their goals, interests and pursuits by serving in the Green Bay community.

The application for Residential Themed Communities for academic year 2024-2025 will open on December 1.

Any questions about the Residential Themed Communities program or applications should be directed to Madelyn Fink, Area Coordinator for the RTC, at madelyn.fink@snc.edu.

Expectations

The RTC houses are an excellent opportunity to make the most of your residential experience at St. Norbert College. Space is limited for these communities, however, so each RTC house must meet the following expectations: 

  • All members of the RTC group should be in good academic standing, defined by The Citizen as a cumulative grade point average above 2.0. 
  • All members of the RTC group should be in good judicial standing with a maximum of (1) alcohol violation in the last 12 months and no illegal substance violation. Students that do not meet this requirement may be subject to further screening. 
  • Members must not be on disciplinary probation at the time of application.
  • Each RTC group will regularly communicate with the Area Coordinator, the RTC Community Assistant and their community partner to update them about the group’s service. 
  • Each RTC group will regularly update an online tracking sheet to report each individual's service hours.
  • Each RTC group will be responsible for following all St. Norbert College policies as stated in The Citizen.
  • Acceptance into the RTC program will remove group members from any future housing selection processes for the academic year.
  • Active participation in the RTC program is a requirement of continuing membership. If group performance should drop below an acceptable level of involvement (attending meetings and programs, scheduling and fulfilling service hours, connecting with others in the campus community) as determined by the Residential Education and Housing Department, the group or individual may be removed from the housing assignment they were originally assigned.
  • The group must maintain their eligibility status for the entire academic year. Students who lose their eligibility requirements and/or fail to meet the outlined expectations and requirements may be relocated to another campus location.
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