Warner College offers two Residential Learning Communities (RLCs)
Warner RLCs support student leadership development in natural resources, sustainability, and outdoors leadership, connecting academic and social learning within the residence hall setting with the goal of an enriched experience for all participants.
Warner RLC students participate in professional development experiences to expand their knowledge and skills and take part in service-learning and career exploration in their chosen fields of study. The program offers linked enrollment to special sections of CO 150 focused on natural resource food, energy, and water issues.
Warner RLC experiences include a common reading, early move-in privileges in Summit Hall, and programming at the CSU Environmental Learning Center. In fall, students take part in a weekend leadership retreat, and in spring, they participate in the Banff Mountain Film Festival at CSU.
We have two tracks!
Natural Resources and Sustainability Leadership
Live
together in a double or single suite-style room in Summit Hall with a Resident Assistant committed to Natural Resources and Sustainability.
Learn
in a NR 192 seminar on Natural Resources and Sustainability Leadership linked to a CO 150 section focused on natural resource food, energy and water issues.
Engage
with natural resources faculty, graduate students, student leaders, and community members for professional development knowledge and experience.
Get Inspired
by taking part in fall retreat specially designed for Warner RLC students.
Get Involved
through service learning activities and out-of-class lectures and events focused on sustainable communities and community engagement.
Outdoor Leadership
Live
together in a double or single suite-style room in Summit Hall with a Resident Assistant committed to Natural Resources and the Outdoors.
Learn
in a NR 192 seminar on Outdoor Leadership linked to a CO 150 section focused on natural resource food, energy and water issues.
Engage
with natural resources faculty, graduate students, student leaders, and community members for professional development knowledge and experience.
Get Inspired
by taking part in fall retreat specially designed for Warner RLC students.
Get Involved
through service learning activities and out-of-class lectures and events focused on natural resource and outdoor leadership.
Congratulations to 2018-2019 WCNR RLC Participants for your impact on campus this year!
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Locke Stubblefield, in Outdoor Leadership, received the WCNR Wilderness Award at the annual WCNR College Awards Banquet on April 22, 2019.
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Diego Tovar, Faith Kelly, and Rachel Jackson, served as officers in CSU’s Chapter of MANNRS: Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences.
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Andrew Sampson, Outdoor Leadership Mentor, received the ESS Outstanding Student Award and was selected as the WCNR Student Commencement Speaker.
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Rachel Jackson and Emma Long, in Natural Resources and Sustainability, rocked CSU’s new Women in Science video. See them at the 15 second mark.
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If you will be an entering first year student in Fall 2019, you, too, can make your own impact!
Consider joining the WCNR RLCS!