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NWU Home   ›   Current Undergraduates   ›   Living On Campus   ›   Theme Houses

Theme Houses

Restrictions

  • Upper classmen only by application
  • No handicap accessible rooms available
  • Students are selected through a proposal process in March
  • Theme house requests are due to Brandi Sestak, Director of Residential Education

Open Year-Round

Houses may be occupied during winter, spring and summer breaks, they are a popular choice of international students and others who don’t return home every vacation break.

Description

Nebraska Wesleyan students have a new housing option for the 2010-11 academic year. Two theme houses will offer upper-class students the opportunity to explore the house theme by providing unique chances to learn, develop and grow within their house. Students living in each of the theme houses will work alongside a faculty advisor. The two proposals chosen for this year are:

  • Green House: The Green House will promote a lifestyle that embraces humanity's freedom to have a positive impact on our environment. Some of their activities will include relief work with Project C.U.R.E. to help meet the need for medical supplies, equipment and services around the world, weekly discussion groups, environmental workshops with area elementary schools, and a spring break camping trip. There are 8 students living in the Green House this year.
  • Dream House: The goal of the Dream House is to reignite the desire for the children in the community to always dream big. Students living in this house will adopt a local elementary school and work with students, teaching them that big dreams are attainable and instilling the value of a college education. There are 11 students living in the Dream House this year.

    Watch a video made by the students living in the Dream House this year:

Other Facilities

  • Study rooms.
  • Central air conditioning.
  • Full kitchen facilities with refrigerator, stove and sink.
  • Stacked, full-size washer and dryer (not coin operated).
  • Cable TV outlet ready, can be purchased.
  • Cable internet access.
  • Private phone jack ready, can be purchased.
  • Carpeting provided.
  • Multiple bathrooms in each house.
  • Students are required to clean their units. Inspections for safety and health may occur from time to time with 24-hour notice.

Furnishings

Blinds are provided, as well as a small storage space. Each bedroom is furnished with a desk, a two-position chair, a four-drawer dresser, and a single bed for each student.  Students may configure their furniture to fit their living spaces.

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