Through Living Learning Communities, we offer students a dynamic residential experience comprising specialized programming, interactions with Florida Tech faculty and staff, and a supportive community that focuses on student success.
Students within the community are placed on a common floor and have access to faculty working together with the residence hall staff to use the facility as a setting for co-curricular and social programming based on the content of the community's major/interest area.
Benefits of Participation:
- Supportive network of like-minded people with a common goal to excel academically
- Mentoring by faculty who will help guide students through the crucial first year of college
- Development of appropriate habits and studying behaviors
- Development of friendships in a positive, team-oriented environment
Available Communities
Community Features
- Ignite Passion for Engineering and Scientific Discover
Join a community dedicated to nurturing curiosity and enthusiasm for science and engineering, where students are encouraged to explore, create, and innovate across diverse disciplines. - Early Access to Faculty, Resources, and Professional Organizations
Connect with faculty, staff, and professional organizations from the College of Engineering and Sciences, gaining insight, mentorship, and networking opportunities that pave the way for academic and professional growth. - Hands-On Integration of the Engineering Design Process
Dive into experiential programming that incorporates the engineering design process, allowing students to tackle complex problems, collaborate on projects, and develop critical thinking skills that are essential for innovators. - In-Residence Academic Support Tailored for Science and Engineering Majors
Benefit from targeted academic assistance within the residence halls, including study groups, tutoring, and workshops specifically designed to enhance the educational experience of science and engineering students.
Elibility
Applications are open to any interested student, with preference given to Engineering majors
Location
This community is located in Roberts Hall, a traditional-style residence hall featuring double occupancy rooms with shared bathrooms.
The Let's Fly community is designed to build strong connections between first-year Aeronautical Science students and other faculty and staff in their department.
Community Features
Additional support and learning opportunities focused on helping students further their careers, mentorship, and a Faculty in Residence that understands the demands of the classroom and opportunities outside of it to build up the pilots of the future.
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Focused Career Development and Industry Insight Engage in workshops, seminars, & networking events tailored to aviation majors, providing students with the tools & insights needed to excel in the competitive aviation industry.
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Personalized Mentorship from Aviation Professionals Connect with experienced pilots, industry experts, and alumni through mentorship opportunities that offer guidance on career paths, certifications, and advanced training options.
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Dedicated Faculty in Residence with Aviation Expertise Benefit from close connections with a Faculty in Residence who understands the unique challenges of aviation training, offering academic support and advice on balancing coursework with hands-on flying experience.
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Building the Next Generation of Aviation Leaders Access resources and support for professional growth, including resume workshops, interview preparation, and leadership opportunities within the LLC, designed to prepare students to become the aviation leaders of tomorrow.
Eligibility
Applications are open to students enrolled in Aeronautical Science, Aviation, and Flight
Residential Location
This community is located in Roberts Hall, a traditional-style residence hall featuring double occupancy rooms with shared bathrooms.
The Women in STEM community is designed to foster opportunities and community for women in STEM fields.
Features Include
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Exclusive Lab Tours and Hands-On Experiences
Gain behind-the-scenes access to cutting-edge labs and facilities, discovering the diverse applications of STEAM disciplines through interactive tours and hands-on demonstrations. -
Access to Research and Volunteering Opportunities
Explore early research opportunities and participate in community outreach, empowering students to apply their skills in real-world contexts -
Supportive Peer Mentorship
Build lasting connections with peer mentors who offer guidance on navigating STEAM majors, balancing academics, and finding your path within the field.
Eligibility
Applications are open to math, science, or engineering majors only
Location
This community is located in Roberts Hall, a traditional-style residence hall featuring double occupancy rooms with shared bathrooms.
Opportunity and community for Computer Science majors
Community Features
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Encourage a Deep Dive into Technology and Innovation
Nurture a passion for coding, development, and problem-solving through hands-on projects and collaborative challenges. -
Early Connection with Faculty and Industry Experts
Build relationships with faculty, alumni, and tech professionals to gain insights into the latest trends in technology and programming. -
Focus on Real-World Applications and Emerging Technologies
Engage in workshops and community events that explore artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, and more, integrating these concepts into your academic experience. -
Supportive Academic and Peer Environment
Access mentorship and study support tailored to the unique demands of a computer science curriculum.
Eligibility
Applications are open to any interested student, with preference given to Computer Science majors.
Location
This community is located in Roberts Hall, a traditional-style residence hall featuring double occupancy rooms with shared bathrooms.
The Business Living Learning Community is designed to foster entrepreneurial development.
Community Features
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Foster an Entrepreneurial Mindset and Business Acumen
Develop critical thinking, leadership, and creativity through workshops, case studies, and real-world business simulations. -
Mentorship and Networking with Industry Leaders
Connect with successful entrepreneurs, business faculty, and alumni, gaining valuable insights and career guidance early in your academic journey. -
Hands-On Experience in Finance, Marketing, and Management
Participate in events and simulations that mirror real business environments, preparing students for internships and leadership roles. -
Community-Focused Professional Development
Get access to resume-building opportunities, team projects, and study groups tailored to the unique demands of business education.
Eligibility
Applications are open to any interested student, with preference given to Business majors.
Location
This community will be located in Roberts Hall, a traditional-style residence hall featuring double occupancy rooms with shared bathrooms.
The Psychology Living Learning Community is designed to foster opportunity and connection among Psychology majors.
Community Features
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Explore Human Behavior and Mental Health Topics
Cultivate a deeper understanding of psychological principles through interactive events and workshops focused on mental health and behavior. -
Connect with Faculty, Practitioners, and Research Opportunities
Engage with faculty who specialize in psychology, along with access to professionals in fields like counseling, behavioral research, and social work. -
Hands-On Learning Through Experiential Activities
Participate in activities such as behavioral studies, community outreach, and observational learning experiences relevant to psychology.
Eligibility
Applications are open to any interested student, with preference given to psychology majors.
Location
This community will be located in Roberts Hall, a traditional-style residence hall featuring double occupancy rooms with shared bathrooms.
The Inspired Living community is focused on personal holistic wellness.
Community Features
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Cultivate Mindfulness and Personal Growth
Engage in activities that promote self-reflection, personal growth, and inner peace, such as guided meditation, journaling workshops, and mindfulness practices. -
Foster a Sense of Community and Belonging
Build meaningful connections through shared experiences and community events, creating a supportive environment for discussing beliefs, values, and personal insights. -
Encourage Interfaith and Multicultural Exploration
Explore a variety of spiritual and cultural traditions through interfaith discussions, guest speakers, and workshops that celebrate togetherness and understanding. -
Connect with Spiritual Leaders and Mentors
Participate in mentorship programs and discussions with faculty, staff, and local spiritual leaders who provide guidance on questions of meaning, purpose, and values. -
Promote Wellness and Holistic Well-being
Focus on practices that balance mental, emotional, and spiritual health designed to nurture a sense of fulfillment and purpose.
Eligibility
Application is open to any interested student.
Location
This community is located in Mary Star of Sea Newman Hall, an apartment-style residence hall. Mary Star of Sea offers apartments featuring four private bedroom, two bathrooms, living room, and kitchen.