Cultural Crossroads returners (sophomores, juniors, and seniors) will live together in one of four community villages:

• The Global Village: Students in Global Village will celebrate languages and traditions from all over the world.
• The Cultural Expression Village: Students in Cultural Expressions will create an environment that enriches their cultural artistic expression.
• The Community Connections Village: Students in Community Connections will foster a culture of care where they can engage with their community as active global citizens.
• The Identity Collective Village: In this village, students will take a deeper dive into their own social and cultural identities in the residence halls.

Students placed in Cultural Crossroads who indicated an area of focus will be invited to propose a themed house within their village.

Undergraduate Course Facilitator (UCF): Work closely with the Cultural Crossroads faculty and staff to instruct the first-year course Exploring Identities and Global Lives. Application opens in March.

Learning Community Leader (LCL): Serve as a primary role model for other students in the LC and work closely with Cultural Crossroads staff to create a successful educational experience and learning environment. Applications accepted in January of each year.

Resident Advisor (RA): Work closely with the Cultural Crossroads team as a primary resource for students to build a sense of home and support community connections and involvement. Students interested in this position should be on the lookout for RA Info Sessions in November.

Hall Council Member: A great way to have a voice and action in our Cultural Crossroads community. More information about Hall Council will be available at the beginning of the fall semester.

Just a few of the great programs you can find here:

• No English Food Truck is a traditional Cultural Crossroads event where student leaders highlight language and food from their culture. It's a great opportunity for students to connect with the Enhanced Experience Houses offered within Cultural Crossroads and to explore culture in an exciting new way.
• Queer Prom is a collaborative event between the LGBTQIA+ Collaborative Enhanced Experience and Cultural Crossroads. An open and affirming place for all identities, Queer Prom gives students the opportunity to be fully themselves in a world that isn’t always accepting. This is a celebration of liberation and love.
• Tool and Skill-Building Workshops are designed for Cultural Crossroads students to continue developing their personal toolbox outside of the classroom. Engaging workshops such as Astrology & Leadership, Pizza and Privilege, and How Rude Was That? allow students a space to grow as cultural citizens.