Communities that will help you thrive

About

STEM Living-Learning Communities (LLCs) offer Douglass STEM students a unique and innovative experience that supports excellence and success in their STEM majors and in preparation of their STEM careers. Each LLC includes three components: L-L-C: Living together with other students in their field of study; Learning together in a house course designed specifically for their area of study; Community building and programs with faculty, staff, alumnae, and peers. Students in an LLC have access to exclusive coursework, programming, mentoring, tutoring, and opportunities related to the development of their STEM identity and membership in the STEM community.

Student Voices

“The most fulfilling part of Douglass for me has been the connections I’ve made with my fellow engineers. While being a part of Reilly DELLC, I have made friends for life who understand the trials and tribulations of engineering school. We are always there to celebrate each other’s achievements.” - Eshana Bethur

Find your Living-Learning Community

The Douglass-SAS-DIMACS Computer Science Living-Learning Community, commonly known as the CSLLC, is an innovative STEM experience for first-year women who intend on majoring in computer science to live together on Busch Campus through a collaboration between Douglass Residential College and the School of Arts and Sciences.

Participating students enjoy the benefits of sharing common residential, academic, professional, and support experiences while making new friends, exploring common interests, and being part of a close community of peers. Currently the CSLLC includes a structured first-year curriculum and continuous support for students as they move into their upper class years.

CSLLC students benefit from:
- Sharing a residential experience with other students in computer science majors
- Residing on Busch Campus, at close proximity to computer science/STEM classes and other resources offered for computer science students. Explore the CSLLC residence hall on the Busch Campus
- Having a residential STEM Academic Leader and Graduate Mentor as support peer mentors
- Enrollment in a house course that explores innovative and real-world applications of computer science
- Free tutoring and study groups for computer science and STEM coursework
- Eligibility for future funding to attend STEM conferences and the women’s largest gathering for women technologists, Grace Hopper Celebration.
Prospective first-year students should complete the Rutgers Housing Application, linked in the MyRutgers dashboard, and the supplemental application here.

Questions? Contact:

The Douglass Women in Science and Engineering Program

DouglassWiSE@echo.rutgers.edu
The Reilly Douglass Engineering Living-Learning Community, commonly known as DELLC, is an innovative STEM experience for first-year women in the School of Engineering to live together on Busch Campus through a collaboration between Douglass Residential College and the School of Engineering.

Participating students enjoy the benefits of sharing common residential, academic, professional, and support experiences while making new friends, exploring common interests, and being part of a close community of peers. Currently DELLC includes a structured first-year curriculum and continuous support for students as they move into their upper class years.

DELLC students benefit from the following:
- Sharing a residential experience with other students in engineering majors
- Residing on Busch Campus, at close proximity to engineering/STEM classes and other resources offered for engineering students. Explore the DELLC residence hall on the Busch Campus
- Having a residential STEM Academic Leader and Graduate Mentor as support peer mentors
- Enrollment in a house course that explores hands-on and real-world applications of engineering
- Free tutoring and study groups for engineering and STEM coursework
- Eligibility for future funding to attend STEM conferences and the women’s largest gathering for women technologists, Grace Hopper Celebration.
Prospective first-year students should complete the Rutgers Housing Application, linked in the MyRutgers dashboard, and the supplemental application, selecting the Reilly Douglass Living-Learning Community application by clicking here.

Questions? Contact:

Douglass Women in Science and Engineering Program
DouglassWiSE@echo.rutgers.edu
The Bunting Cobb for Women in the Sciences Living-Learning Community, commonly known as the Bunting Cobb LLC, is an innovative STEM experience for women intending on majoring in the sciences to live together on the Douglass Campus.

Participating students enjoy the benefits of sharing common residential, academic, professional, and support experiences while making new friends, exploring common interests, and being part of a close community of peers. Currently the Bunting Cobb LLC includes a structured first-year curriculum and continuous support for students as they move into their upper class years.

Bunting Cobb LLC students benefit from the following:
- Sharing a residential experience with other students in science majors
- Residing on the Douglass Campus, the home of Douglass Residential College. Explore the Bunting Cobb residence hall on the Douglass Campus
- Having a residential STEM Academic Leader and Graduate Mentor as support peer mentors
- Enrollment in a house course that explores hands-on and real-world applications of STEM
- Free tutoring and study groups for STEM coursework
- Eligibility for future funding to attend STEM conferences.
Prospective first-year students should complete the Rutgers Housing Application, linked in the MyRutgers dashboard, and the supplemental application here.

Current students should apply through the supplemental application here. In addition to filling out a Rutgers housing application. More information can be found here.

Questions? Contact:

Douglass Women in Science and Engineering Program
DouglassWiSE@echo.rutgers.edu