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Engineering Communities

Auburn University offers two engineering specific living-learning communities - one for women only, the other coeducational.

Engineering

Engineering living-Learning Community
The Engineering Living-Learning Community is composed of freshmen male and female pre-engineering students. All incoming students in the College of Engineering who have been guaranteed campus housing are eligible to participate. Entering college presents a new set of challenges. The purpose of this Living-Learning Community is to provide a supportive environment for new freshman students to meet others who are enrolled in their curriculum and facing the challenges of pre-engineering while living together in the Village.

Women in Engineering

Women in Engineering Living-Learning Community
Freshmen females majoring in Pre-Engineering who have been guaranteed campus housing are invited to participate in the Women in Engineering Living-Learning Community. The transition from high school to college is often as challenging as it is fun; the purpose of this Living-Learning Community is to provide a supportive environment for new freshman female students to meet others who are enrolled in their curriculum and facing the unique challenges of being a female pre-engineering student. This community shares several classes and lives together in the Village.

"The Women in Engineering LLC helps young women in engineering transition to AU engineering, make friends and gain practical engineering background through experiential learning."
-Julia Freeman, Advisor
Samuel Ginn College of Engineering