Southside Special Interest Halls

Wellness Community (southside)

Wellness residents know that the key to a healthy mind is having a healthy body. You will live in a community with other students who share similar interest and are committed to thriving in an environment of ideas/activities focused on health and overall well being. Programs will explore the five dimensions of personal health - physical, social, emotional, intellectual and spiritual. Benefits include the opportunity to participate in health fairs and community projects.

Global Living (southside)

Are you interested in living with students from other countries and learning more about their cultures while sharing your own culture? This community brings together students from all corners of the world in their own unique community at UWF. Through daily interactions with other residents and special cross-cultural programming, you will learn first-hand about different world perspectives and their global impact. Residents of Global Living agree to share their rooms with students from other cultural backgrounds and live as active participants in the community's various programs

ROTC Hall (southside)

Reserve Officer Training Corps Community - The ROTC Community is reserved for individuals who are participants in the ROTC program while enrolled at UWF.

Outdoor Experience Hall (southside)

Outdoor Experience is focused on outdoor recreation activities such as hiking, camping, canoeing, rock climbing, and other activities. Residents will also learn more about outdoor recreation from an outdoor adventure staff member. Benefits include priority registration for outdoor adventure trips and events. Please visit the Outdoor Adventure website at http://uwf.edu/recreation

Argos in Action (southside)

Living in Argos in Action you will have the chance to take part and plan volunteer projects for the community. Many employers and graduate schools seek students who not only excel academically, but who are actively involved in contributing time and talent in their community. Participating in this living/learning community is a perfect opportunity to augment current academic goals.

First Year Experience Living Learning Communitiy (Martin Hall and Southside)

The move from high school to college is an exciting time where lots of change takes place. Often times it seems over whelming for a new freshman to have all these changes take place at one time. Residents living in these communities will have experiences which will help in their transition into becoming an Argonaut. Living within the building among the freshmen will be Resident Assistants and Peer Mentors who are prepared to help during the transition. Throughout the year residents will experience events and programs which will focus on relationships, academic and social skills, career development and healthy choices. Come be a part of these exciting communities and leave your footprint on the campus your first year here.