Warner College offers two Residential Learning Communities only Warner Rams (registered in one of our 9 majors) to engage in the research and outreach of the College.

Through this experience, students have the opportunity to network with natural resources faculty, community members and dive into their field of study.

Residential Learning Communities and themed programs are designed to introduce and integrate academic and social learning and faculty involvement within the residence hall setting with the goal of an enriched learning experience for all participants.

There are two distinct tracks to choose from, please explore below:

Natural Resources and Sustainability

Live

• Together in a double or single suite style room in Summit Hall
• With a Resident Assistant who is also interested in Natural Resources and Sustainability

Learn

• In a 2 credit seminar “First Year Seminar in Environmental Studies”
• From a variety of faculty in the Warner College of Natural Resources
• In a required, natural resources themed, composition class

Do

• 8 hours of service learning with a natural resource entity of your choosing or with one of our established service opportunities
• All students attend a free weekend trip up to the CSU Mountain Campus where they will participate in a ropes course, a hike, and other outdoor based events