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Casa Italiana


What is it?

The Casa Italiana offers a unique environment for students interested in Italian culture, language, and society. In addition to the opportunity to practice Italian outside the classroom, regular events and meetings are organized, with the participation of the Italian Club, and sometimes independently.

Residents are not required to speak exclusively Italian, but students living in the Casa Italiana should expect to speak Italian as often as possible, particularly at group meals and special events.

Who will live there?

Freshmen and upperclassmen are equally welcome. Residents must have completed Italian 122 (or qualifying placement score) by the time they live in the house. The house is open to both men and women.

Residents are expected to make the Italian House a special place. You should have a positive attitude toward cross-cultural living and communication, contribute to the academic goals of the house, and maintain the cooperative spirit of the house.

Where is it?

The Italian House is on the second floor of the Colonnades A, next to the Koury Business Center. Also on that floor are the French House and German House.

The floor includes:

  • single bedrooms (stand-alone or suites)
  • wireless internet
  • cable TV
  • laundry facilities
  • common room with kitchenette

How much does it cost?

Each room is a single so the cost to live in the house is the price of a single room on campus per semester. The rates for the following academic year are determined during the March Board of Trustees meeting.

Freshmen are required to have 11 meal plan, Sophomores are required to have a 9 meal plan and Juniors/Seniors are required to have a 5 meal plan.

How do I apply?

 

Returning Students: Contact the community advisor(s) and complete an application during the annual online housing selection process.

Incoming Freshmen: Select YES on the Freshman Online Housing Application and answer the essay question and submit it.

See the Italian website to learn more about other aspects of the Italian program!

Contact Information:
Dr. Remi Lanzoni
Carlton Building 220
Campus Box: 2299
Phone: 336-278-
5727