The Leadership and Service Themed Living Learning Community (TLLC) provides students with the opportunity for academic support, career exploration, and integrated social experiences.

If accepted into the Leadership and Service TLLC, you will be able to select a room on your web date depending on availability. Please visit the following for more information on our room selection process.

Leadership and Service TLLC Location - Manchester 17
Faculty Mentors -
- Kyle Rindfleisch- Leadership & Service
- Alison Kessigner (graduate assistant) - Leadership & Service

This community is for students who want to increase their leadership potential through diverse activities such as community service, leadership training sessions, experiential trips, and mentoring relationships.

Faculty Mentors

Floor programs and activities are geared towards developing the leadership skills of the residents and broadening their capabilities to create positive change in the world around them. Residents work alongside their Faculty Mentors and their Resident Assistant to engage in community activities that help them to develop both individually and as a group.

Resident Assistant

The Resident Assistant on the Leadership and Service Community is highly involved in the implementation of floor programs, serves as a campus resource for his/her residents, and enforces University Housing Services policies and regulations.

All new and returning residents must fill out and submit an application to live on the Leadership and Service Floor.

Leadership & Service Applications

New/Transfer/Returner Student Application

Components of the Leadership and Service Community

Orientation
- Prior to the start of the fall semester, residents on this floor will have the opportunity to take part in Passage activities with members of the Leadership and Service Unit. Activities will include sessions on getting to know each other, involvement, attending a Redbird football game, and much more.
Regular community programs related to a variety of topics associated with Leadership and Service.
Multiple Community Service Projects a semester
Various semester socials and celebrations

Leadership & Service Community Policies

Students living on the Leadership & Service TLLC are expected to actively participate in the programs provided for the community because substantial funding is provided to create and implement the unique opportunities available only to residents of this community. If a resident does not fulfill the requirements listed below, that resident may be asked to change communities at the conclusion of the semester.

Community Requirements

First year/new transfer students living in the Leadership & Service Community must complete the following in order to remain in the community for the following semester :

Attend one Community Program per month (four/semester)
Participate in two Community Service Projects per Semester
Remain in good judicial standing
Quiet hours will be voted on by the floor at the beginning of the year but will not exceed 11 p.m.