The WLLC is an exciting residential learning opportunity open to ALL incoming freshmen. We have designed this learning community for students who have an interest in health and wellness and in helping to improve the health of others. Students who are selected to live in the WLLC will reside together in Jones Hall and receive personal wellness coaching and health classes. In addition, students will also have an opportunity to go out into the community and share what they have learned with underserved youth in Eastern North Carolina. One of the many benefits to participating in the WLLC is that you will have a unique opportunity to connect with students, faculty and staff who all have an interest in health and wellness. This community is located in Garrett Hall, which is conveniently located near the Student Recreation Center and two dining options on West Campus. In addition, you will get academic credit for the classes you will take as part of this community. All incoming freshmen are welcome to apply. You do not need to be in a health-related major. Students who are chosen to participate in the WLLC will be expected to:

• Enroll in the following classes:
• Fall Semester:
  
• HLTH 1000 – Health in Modern Society
• COAD 1000 - Student Development and Learning in Higher Education
  
• Spring Semester:
  
• HLTH 2500 – Peer Health Training
• EXSS 1000 - Exercise
  
• Attend bi-monthly meetings
• Complete a health risk assessment and behavior change project based on their results.
• Participate in specialized programs designed just for you.
• Plan and participate in a service learning project for an underserved population in Eastern NC.

Feel free to check out some of our pictures located in the current students’ link to see the types of activities you would be participating in (hyperlink to current students) Students are allowed to choose who their roommate will be. This information must be noted on both your and your roommates' application for Campus Living.