Mount Mercy University’s Living Learning Communities allow our residents to live with others who share their interests, in a smaller and theme-focused residential environment. With specifically designed programs and designated faculty and staff mentors, our communities promote engaged and reflective learning in and out of the classroom.

When you become a resident of our Living Learning Communities you can take advantage of all of the benefits:

• Activities and programs based on your interests and values
• Built-in opportunities for networking, study groups and tutor sessions
• Self-governance on the floor to create the feel of a strong community
• Faculty and staff mentors who spend time with you – on your schedule and in your living space

 Living Learning Community themes vary from year to year. Examples of past Living Learning Communities include Nursing, Business Leadership, and Women and Wellness Sophomore Experience. 

LLCs — as they are known — create a small, close-knit community with the students. For more information about Living Learning Communities, contact Layne Huey by email or at 319-363-8213, ext. 1600. And check out photos of students in this year's LLC.