Potter College of Arts & Letters (PCAL) Living Learning Community
The Potter College of Arts & Letters (PCAL) Living Learning Community provides a residential community of students living together in a designated residence
hall that shares a common academic/professional interest. The PCAL LLC is comprised of two academic cohorts including Languages, Literatures & Writing, and Society,
Culture and Human Behavior.
Located in Regents Hall*
*Subject to Change
Majors in the departments of:
Languages, Literatures, and Writing -
- English
- English for Secondary Teachers
- Chinese
- Spanish
Society, Culture, & Human Behavior -
- History
- Political Science
- International Affairs
- Professional Legal Studies
- Legal Studies
- Criminology
- Anthropology
- Sociology
Languages, Literatures, and Writing
Explore how language, literature, and writing connect people and bring ideas to life.
The Languages, Literatures, and Writing LLC welcomes students in English for Secondary
Teachers, English, Chinese, and Spanish.
Society, Culture, & Human Behavior
Explore how people, cultures, laws, and political institutions shape our world. This
LLC welcomes students in History, Political Science, International Affairs, Professional
Legal Studies, Legal Studies, Criminology, Anthropology, and Sociology.
Satisfies major and general education requirements
Fall Semester
PCAL 175 Potter College of Arts & Letters University Experience 1-3 Hours (repeatable max of 3 hrs)
Transition to the university experience geared towards first year students. Topics include academic skills, critical thinking skills, library education, campus resources, and personal development. Special emphasis on careers and degree programs related to the fields within Potter College of Arts and Letters. Course is restricted to those with majors, including exploratory, within Potter College. Note: For first year or transfer students with fewer than 6 hours credit in declared major.
Spring Semester
GEOG 280 Environmental Science and Sustainability 4 Hours
A general understanding of how the environment functions, the complexity of human-environmental interactions, and the application of geoscience in solving environmental problems. Lab component provides practical experiences associated with the theories outlined in the course content.. Colonnade/Statewide General Education Code E-SL, E-NS | NS
WKU Potter College of Arts & Letters
Contact: llc@wku.edu
Living Learning Community options and locations may be subject to change.
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