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The STEM Scholars Living Learning Community provides a residential environment that fosters both academic and social success for a diverse group of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) majors. This community is a great way for students to connect with other students, faculty, and staff, build community, and enhance their learning experience at É«»¨ÌÃ. This experience will assist students in navigating challenging first year courses and building relationships with their cohort as well as helping students explore opportunities around research and their future careers. 

Residents in the STEM Scholars community must have declared a major through Fisher College of Science and Mathematics. These majors include: 

•  Biological Sciences 
• Chemistry 
• Computer and Information Sciences 
• Environmental Science 
• Mathematics 
• Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Bioinformatics (MB3) 
• Physics, Astronomy, and Geosciences 

Community Benefits

• STEM classes taught in the Richmond Classroom within the residence hall: STEM courses are held in the Richmond Classroom, located within the residence hall for easy access. 
• Small group meetings with faculty and distinguished visitors: Students participate in small group discussions with faculty and guest experts, fostering meaningful connections. 
• Access to staff, study groups, cohort enrollment, and informal STEM seminars: Students benefit from dedicated staff, study groups, cohort enrollment, and informal STEM seminars to support learning. 
• Workshops, career events, and academic success programming: Workshops and career events are offered within the residential community to enhance skills and academic performance. 
• Mentorship program with STEM Student Mentors
• Access to major club activities: Students can engage in major-related club activities, expanding their networks and interests.