RN to BSN Program
Important documents
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- HOPS Planning Guide
- Student Handbook
- HOPS Verification
- HOPS Semester Exemption
- Semester Requirements
- Service Record
- Campus Event
- Living Learning Floor Application
- New Student Application
- Current EUP Student Application
- Transfer Student Application
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Living-Learning has been part of Edinboro University for over a decade, providing students with opportunities to interact with faculty and peers outside of the classroom in a living environment and experiences that promote student success. Choosing to become part of a living-learning community provides an opportunity for students to live on the same floor with others who share the same major, field of study, or interest area. Participants interact with faculty and staff outside of the classroom through programs, activities, and events. Residents are able to gain assistance and ideas from peers who share their strong commitment to the living-learning experience. National research has shown that living-learning programs provide students the following benefits:
· Dialogue with peers about academic and social issues.
· Have a mentoring relationship with a faculty member.
· Find their residence hall climates to be academically and socially supportive.
· Experience a smooth transition to college.
· Utilize critical thinking skills.
· Be more committed to civic issues and community service.
Scholar-in-Residence
Each living-learning floor has at least one Scholar-in-Residence (SIR). The scholar is a student staff member who is the link between the floor and the honor’s director. The scholar works with the residents to ensure that an adequate level of support and programming is available on the floor. Scholars are selected based upon their academic performance and knowledge of and participation in the sponsoring program or department, providing the best-of-the-best in support staff.
This years SIR is a 
second year English Education major named Becki. She is the secretary to the English and Humanities club, a Highland Amassador, member of a honors student leadership organization, SLAC, and a very active member of the Dr. Robert C. Weber Honors Program. Becki certainly knows how to handle a heavy schedule.
For any questions regarding the on goings of the Honors Living Learning Floor, please e-mail Becki at rl110083@scots.edinboro.edu
Floor Benefits
The Dr. Robert C. Weber Honors Floor provides an avenue for high-achieving students in all majors to dialogue and benefit from each other’s strengths and various curriculums. This living-learning community is located on the third floor in Earp Hall and provides immediate access to the Honors Department office, classroom, study lounge, library and computer lab, all of which are located in Earp Hall. It would be an honor to have you join our group.
Dr. Jean Jones
Director, Honors Program
Professor, Rhetoric and Communication
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Edinboro, PA 16444
Phone: (814) 732-2981
E-mail: JJones@Edinboro.edu
Dr. Jones short biography: here
The Dr. Robert C. Weber Honors Program is a member of the National Collegiate Honors Council - NCHC. As a member institution, our students are eligible to apply for programs and scholarships sponsored by the NCHC. Please click on the link below to visit the NCHC website and explore other opportunities available to our Honors students.
