College of Arts and Communication Learning Communities

Find out information about the Learning Communities offered by the College of Arts and Communication and choose the right one for you!

Find Your Learning Community

Are you a music major? If so, I-IV-V-I is the Learning Community for you!

Music majors will be automatically signed up for this community that takes courses together, and lives in Lee Hall.  Students in this community live in Lee Hall. Students will be enrolled into a section of New Student Seminar that is exclusively for Music students, as well as a dedicated World of the Arts class taught by a faculty member in the College of Arts and Communication. World of the Arts is a course music students need to fulfill pre-requisites for future courses in the music department, and is a required course for graduation. Joining this group will assure music majors a section of New Student Seminar and World of the Arts with like minded students. Opportunities to attend shows, musicals, and performances will be available to the students in I-IV-V-I.

Who can I live with if I join this Learning Community?

  • Anyone with a housing assignment in Lee Hall (including students in other LCs in Lee Hall). 

Available For

  • Music Majors

Linked Classes

  • Fall semester: New Student Seminar (INTRAUNV 104) and CORE 110

Location

  • Lee Hall

Learning Community Coordinator

COMMunity is a learning community created to inspire creativity, cultivate leadership skills, and ensure career advancement opportunities for communication students interested in advertising, corporate communication, electronic media, health communication, journalism, and public relations.

Open to all majors across campus, our program is also perfect for undeclared students interested in professions related to communication: broadcasting, marketing, event planning, social media, promotions, project management, recruiting, non-profits, brand management, and health advocacy. COMMunity members have fun learning and growing together as they build confidence in their communication knowledge and skills, all with an eye toward achieving positive professional results in a wide variety of exciting careers in communication.

Who can I live with if I join this learning community?

  • You can live with anyone with a room assignment in Lee Hall

Linked Classes

  • Fall semester: New Student Seminar (INTRAUNV 104), COMM 110, and CORE 110

Location

  • Lee Hall

Learning Community Coordinator

Are you a student interested in games, interactive art, graphic design, audio, entertainment or web video? If so, our Media Arts and Technology Learning Community is the one for you!

Take your first year at UW-Whitewater to learn more about what it takes to be successful in entertainment and media industries, learn about what your career path might look like, and get involved in one of the most innovative programs on our campus! Get a head start in your major by taking your first core curriculum course-MAGD 210 (Visual Design for Digital Media). Students in this Learning Community will live together on the same floor of a residence hall, take courses together for their first year, and have a faculty mentor to support each student through his or her first year.

Who can I live with if I join this Learning Community?

  • You can live with anyone with a housing assignment in Lee Hall (including students in other LCs in Lee Hall)

Available For

Linked Classes

  • Fall semester: New Student Seminar (INTRAUNV 104), MAGD 210, and CORE 110

Location

  • Lee Hall

Learning Community Coordinator