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Following a tradition which began in the 1970s, small houses are available to groups of students who share a common interest. Programs may include a service aspect, such as volunteering for a local agency or may be designed to offer programs which educate the community about a specific topic or issue.

Did You Know? - Occupancy in small houses is generally seven to 14 students, and includes access to Internet, cable, laundry and kitchen facilities.

Akhil Banthia Akhil Banthia
Class of 2008
Kolkata, India

Other than living in a dorm, one may choose to live in a program house. In cooperation with the Wooster Volunteer Network, a group of dedicated students live together with a focus on a particular service. Whether volunteering for Habitat for Humanity, the Y.M.C.A., or being a mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters, college students have the opportunity to apply their youth and enthusiasm to community service.

 

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Last Updated: February 13, 2008 • For more information, contact the Office of Admissions

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