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Residential College director Nancy Seefelt, center, enjoys lunch with residents in Woldt Hall's dining facility.

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Residential College

The College of Science and Technology and the Office of Residence life invite you to join the Science and Technology Residential College (STRC).

The Science and Technology Residential College makes its home in Woldt Residence Hall with classrooms and lab buildings located nearby. The purpose of the residential college is to provide an on-campus learning environment that fosters the academic success of students pursuing studies in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

We offer a limited number of freshmen the opportunity to participate in the STRC. There are no additional fees for living in the Residential College.

Some examples of the opportunities that life in the STRC has to offer include:

	Participate with students and faculty in academic trips to CMU's Beaver Island Biological Station and museum trips
	Learn about classes, programs of study, internships and future careers through faculty-student dinners and research nights
	Enroll in the same sections of classes as those in STRC
	Form study groups
	Participate in early class registration
	Attend informal faculty workshops on many topics
	Benefit from mandatory common quiet hours

There are also social events designed to help students connect with faculty, staff and peers, including:

	Faculty-student volleyball games
	Service projects
	Annual picnics
	"Science Bowl" (a science quiz competition)
	End of the year banquet and awards program

In order the get the most out of the residential college experience, students need to see a department faculty advisor each semester, participate in a minimum number of academic, social and service activities each semester, and enroll in a minimum of six science, math or technology courses per semester.

Who should apply to the Science and Technology
Residential College?

Any student admitted to CMU who has an interest in the sciences, engineering, technology or mathematics is encouraged to apply. This includes students who intend to major in any of the fields listed here, or any of the teacher education, interdisciplinary or preprofessional programs in the college.

Students interested in these major fields of study:

Biology, including
	Biomedical Sciences
	Natural Resources
	Microscopy
Chemistry, including
	Biochemistry
Computer Science, including
	Information Technology, plus
		Computer Technology
		Computer Integrated Manufacturing
		Computer Science - Mathematics
Engineering, including
	Electrical Engineering
	Mechanical Engineering
Engineering Technology, including
	Mechanical Engineering Technology
	Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Geography, including
	Geographic Information Science
	Environmental and Land Use Planning
Geology, including
	Hydrogeology
Industrial Technology Management, including
	Mechanical Design Technology
	Manufacturing Technology
	Automotive Technology
	Construction Management
Mathematics
	Actuarial Science
	Statistics
Meteorology
Physics, including
	Astronomy
Statistics

Secondary teaching majors:

	Biology
	Chemistry
	Earth Science
	Geography
	Industrial Education
	Mathematics
	Physics

Elementary teaching majors:

	Integrated Science
	Mathematics

Interdisciplinary fields of study:

	Actuarial Science
	Computer Technology
	Computer Integrated Manufacturing
	Computer Science - Mathematics
	Earth Science Education
	Environmental Studies
	Integrated Science Education
	Neuroscience

Preprofessional programs:

	Pre-Architecture
	Pre-Dentistry
	Pre-Medicine & Osteopathy
	Pre-Optometry
	Pre-Pharmacy
	Pre-Physical Therapy
	Pre-Physician Assistant
	Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Dr. Nancy Seefelt
College of Science and Technology
Central Michigan University
191 Brooks Hall
Mount Pleasant, MI 48859

E-mail: nancy.e.seefelt@cmich.edu

Phone: (989) 774-2560

Web site: Residential College

The Residential College is dedicated to helping you succeed in your science, mathematics, engineering and technology studies. You will live in Woldt Residence Hall with other students who have similar interests, and benefit from study groups and early registration for CST classes. You will participate in many activities that let you explore academic interests, including seminars, overnight field trips, research nights, and faculty-student dinners where you can learn about programs of study, internships and future careers.

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