University of California, Irvine
ER-T2-4: Themed Housing

Residence Hall Themes for 2013-14 include:
1. Academic Excellence Halls (includes Campuswide Honors)
2. "Community in a Diverse Society" Class Experience
3. Community Service & Social Justice Hall
4. Diversity: Advocacy and Activism Hall
5. Diversity: Global Perspectives Hall
6. Emerging Leaders Hall
7. First Year Excellence Program (FYEP) Hall and Academic Class
8. Interest in Engineering and Technology Hall
9. Interest in Global Sustainability
10. Interest in Music Hall
11. Interest in the Performing Arts Hall
12. Interest in Visual Arts Hall
13. Mass Media and Communication Hall
14. Wellness Hall
15. Interest in Music and the Fine/Performing Arts
16. Campus Connections for First Generation College Students
17. For Men
18. Open House (Gender Neutral Hall)
19. Changing the Future Through Education
20. Exploring Study Abroad
21. Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP)
22. All-Female Hall

The Arroyo Vista Academic Theme Houses for 2013-2104 are:
1. Biology Haus (for students interested in the biological sciences)
2. Campuswide Honors Program Houses (for members of the program)
3. Careers in Teaching House (for students interested in becoming K-12th grade teachers)
4. Casa Cesar Chavez – Chicano/Latino Studies House (to assist in the recruitment and retention of Chicano and Latino students)
5. Chemistry House (for students in all fields of Chemistry)
6. Culinary House (with a focus on nutrition and sustainability)
7. Ele Si Rosa Parks – African American Studies (for students interested in the study of African American history and culture)
8. Engineering Design House (for students majoring in or with a strong interest in engineering)
9. Humanities House (providing an intellectual and social environment for students in the humanities)
10. Information and Computer Science House (for students majoring in or with a strong interest in information and computer science)
11. International Village (for students who want to increase their knowledge and understanding of different cultures)
12. Kaleidoscope House – The Arts/Women’s Studies (where students of art history, dance, drama, music, stuio art, and women’s studies can live and work together)
13. Spectrum House (focused on creating an inclusive and welcoming campus environment for students of all sexual orientations and gender identities)
14. Student Life and Leadership House (enabling students to learn first-hand about the various leadership and co-curricular involvement opportunities at UC Irvine)

All themed houses are referenced here. Sustainability issues are featured in community-wide programs. Mesa Court does offer a theme halls focused on Interest in Global Sustainability.

Residence Halls Themes:
Mesa Court: http://www.housing.uci.edu/housingOptions/Mesa_Court.html
Middle Earth: http://www.housing.uci.edu/housingOptions/Middle_Earth.html

Arroyo Vista Themes: http://www.housing.uci.edu/housingOptions/Arroyo_Vista.html