Intersections Living-Learning Community
A close-knit community where you can find deeper ways to talk about race and culture, more fully understand different life experiences and points of view and learn to live in a diverse community.
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Location and Contact
Location
Ground and first floors in Babcock Hall (PAR).
Contact Information
Phone: 217-265-0534
Email: intersections@housing.illinois.edu
Programs and Fees
Benefits include for-credit on-site courses, Scholars-in-Residence, cultural trips to cities like Chicago, St. Louis and Indianapolis, Intersections Orientation program, trivia nights, book clubs, faculty “Chat & Chews”, study abroad info sessions, free tickets to cultural events at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts and Taste of Latin America.
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Course Information
A major benefit of living in Intersections LLC is the opportunity to enroll in our on- and off-site courses. Many of our courses meet general education requirements while others are elective credit depending on your academic program.
Take advantage of special courses available to Intersections residents.
- Courses are offered on site at Intersections.
- Take classes with your friends.
- Class sizes are smaller.
- Courses fulfill General Education Requirements.
For more information and to find courses offered in the LLC, see our LLC course listings. Here you can find class schedules, general education requirements and registration information.
Most of the courses in this list are open to any resident in a living-learning community and the courses fill quickly. If you have unusual difficulty registering for a course, please contact Sarah in 106 PAR or at 217-265-0534 or at sek@illinois.edu.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How to Apply
In your Housing contract, you will indicate your preference to live in an LLC. You will then complete a short LLC essay to apply, in which you describe what you hope to gain from living in an LLC and what you plan to contribute to the community. To be considered, you must complete your contract and essay by the May 8 priority deadline.