Printer FriendlyHeath and Environment Academic Living and Learning Community (H.E.A.L.L.)
This new living and learning program will help Health Professions students bridge their experience in and out of the classroom. The group, called H.E.A.L.L., will live and study together and explore future careers. The group is a great way to access resources and ensure your success in some of the most exciting and rewarding majors on campus.
Why Live in the H.E.A.L.L. community?
Students who participate in Living and Learning Communities
- have higher grades
- find it easier to make new friends
- are more likely to graduate on time
- find it easier to connect with faculty
- are more satisfied with their college experiences.
The Benefits of Living in HEALL include
- Study skills and academic support from School of Health and Environment faculty and upper class student mentors
- Centers for Learning tutoring services and computer lab in the residence hall
- Living on the newly renovated Health Professions floors complete with air conditioning, lounges, kitchens and laundry
- Sharing classes with the students in your residence hall learning community
- Attending faculty-led study sessions on your floor
- Connecting with faculty and other students at the School of Health and Environment dinner and movie series
- Living in the heart of student life on East campus, next door to the campus recreation center and Tsongas Arena.
How to Sign Up
Submit the H.E.A.L.L. community sign-up form found on the our website (www.uml.edu/reslife) to the Office of Residence Life by fax or mail at the address below. Applications for fall 2010 will be accepted on a first come, first served basis, so don’t delay!
Office of Residence Life
University of Massachusetts Lowell
100 Pawtucket St
Lowell, MA 01854
fax: 978-934-6453