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College of Business
Living-Learning Community


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Program Overview
The College of Business Living-Learning Community (LLC) gives first-year business students a unique residential learning experience that connects classroom learning with residence life.  Students enjoy the typical advantages of living on campus in a residence hall with the added benefit of living among other students who share their academic goals and interests.

LLC residents will live on a hall together with other business majors in the LLC program, participate in a variety of engaging activities, complete some required business courses in small groups with other residents in the LLC, network with other students in their major, interact with faculty outside of the classroom in informal settings, and gain access to helpful Peer Mentors.

Program Goals
The LLC provides participants with:
  • Individualized attention.
  • Concentration on academic achievement in a productive and supportive environment.
  • Early and continuous development of leadership skills.
  • Overall assistance with the transition from high school to college.

Program Location
Cotten Residence Hall is located in the "central neighborhood" of ECU's main campus and closely situated to the Bate Building which houses the College of Business.  The building was built in 1925 and is named after Sallie Southall Cotten, a writer, poetess and civic leader.

To begin the application process, complete an application and submit form to Kristen M. Harris, Academic Advisor and College of Business Living-Learning Community Coordinator at
harriskr@ecu.edu or mail to Center for Student Success, College of Business, 3016 Bate Building, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC  27858-4353.  For questions or additional assistance, contact 252-328-5571.


   "A student's first year is so important to their ECU experience.  Having the opportunity to spend this time with
    other like-minded students is priceless. The excitement and enthusiasm of freshmen students wanting to major in
    Business is contagious!"                                                                   
                                                                                                                                                              Dr. Cal Christian
                                                                                                                                                              Accounting Professor

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   "Teaching first year students is a joyful experience.  These students tackle their work with enthusiasm, intelligence, and energy,
    and teaching them in my course is one of the most rewarding things that I have ever done."

                                                                                                                                                             Nancy Ray
                                                                                                                                                             Finance Teaching Instructor