Warner College offers two Residential Learning Communities (RLCs)
Warner RLCs support first-year students in the college through active leadership development in natural resources, sustainability, and outdoors leadership. The Learning Communities connect academic and social learning within the residence hall setting with the goal of an enriched experience for all participants. First-year students majoring in any one of Warner’s major programs are eligible to apply!
In the fall semester, the program offers first-year students linked enrollment in special sections of NR 192: First Year Seminar in Environmental Studies and CO 150: College Composition. Students participate in professional development experiences to expand their knowledge and skills and take part in career exploration in their chosen fields of study. At the start of the fall semester, WCNR RLC students additionally engage in a common reading, have early move-in privileges, and participate in programming at the CSU Environmental Learning Center. Spring programming includes participation in the Banff Mountain Film Festival at CSU.
We have two tracks!
Live
together with like-minded students focused on sustainability leadership in natural resources.
Learn
in a NR 192 seminar focused on the philosophy, history, and work of natural resources with special emphasis on sustainability leadership. Students requiring CO 150 will also take part in a linked section focused on natural resource food, energy and water issues.
Engage
with natural resources faculty, graduate students, and student leaders as well as community leaders working in natural resources and sustainability. Gain important professional development knowledge and networking connections.
Connect
to all students in the Warner RLCs by taking part in Early Move-In with special programming both on campus and at the CSU Environmental Learning Center. Out-of-class lectures and activities are also offered for personal growth and community engagement.
Live
together with like-minded students focused on outdoor leadership in natural resources.
Learn
in a NR 192 seminar focused on the philosophy, history, and work of natural resources with special emphasis on outdoor leadership. Students requiring CO 150 will also take part in a linked section focused on natural resource food, energy and water issues.
Engage
with natural resources faculty, graduate students, and student leaders as well as community leaders working in natural resources and the outdoors. Gain important professional development knowledge and networking connections.
Connect
to all students in the Warner RLCs by taking part in Early Move-In with special programming both on campus and at the CSU Environmental Learning Center. Out-of-class lectures and activities are also offered for personal growth and community engagement.
Congratulations to recent WCNR RLC Participants for your leadership impact!
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Diego Tovar, Faith Kelly, and Rachel Jackson, in Natural Resources & Sustainability, who serve as officers in
CSU’s Chapter of MANNRS: Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences.
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Hunter Johnson, in Outdoor Leadership, who serves in state leadership for Colorado Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (CoPARC).
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Rachel Jackson and Emma Long, in Natural Resources and Sustainability, who rocked CSU’s Women in Science video. See them at the 15 second mark.
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Preston Lim, in Outdoor Leadership, who was selected to serve as a fishing guide in the Alaskan Wilderness in Summer 2020.
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Locke Stubblefield, in Outdoor Leadership, received the WCNR Wilderness Award at the annual WCNR College Awards Banquet in April 2019.
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