Health & Exercise Science Community
Health & Exercise Science Community
Health & Exercise Science Community
Health & Exercise Science Community
Health & Exercise Science Community
We are very excited to welcome you to campus as we continue to learn and evolve from this year. COVID impacts and unknowns may modify designated housing for Learning Communities as University Housing continues to follow the direction of the university and local health officials to determine the best way to move forward with assignments. If we are unable to assign you to the Learning Community’s designated hall, you will still be able to participate in the community, and we will work closely with our University Housing partners in supporting the residential experience of students within their assigned hall.
Finally, more information from your Learning Community will be sent to students regarding any orientation dates and other requirements.
For the latest information, you can also check: https://covid.colostate.edu/ If you have specific questions about your residence hall application you can also contact University Housing by phone at 970.491.4719 or email at housing@colostate.edu.
Please contact your Learning Community for more specific information.
In the Health & Exercise Science (HES) Residential Learning Community, you will live with other students who are taking the same courses, have similar career goals, and with students that are often vested in living active and healthy lifestyles. Living in the HES Residential Learning Community will allow for residents to connect with each other not only academically but socially as well through engaging Residence Life programming. The HES Residential Learning Community is conveniently located in Corbett Hall, across the street from Moby B Complex where students have access to a computer lab, where major courses are offered, and where the Department of Health & Exercise Science is located.
Community Requirements
In the fall students in the community will take HES145 – Health & Wellness together as a cluster. In the spring students will take HES207 – Anatomical Kinesiology or HES202 Introduction to Exercise Physiology as a cluster.
Who Can Apply
The HES Residential Learning Community is open to any First-year students who are declared as Health & Exercise Science Majors at Colorado State University.
How to Apply
To apply for the HES Residential Learning Community, students must complete an application through the Learning Community site.
Contact Information:
Tami Boday
Assistant Director of Undergraduate Advising
Academic Success Coordinator
Tami.Boday@colostate.edu
970-491-6146