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A '''Special Interest Community''' (SIC) is a housing space occupied by a group of individuals dedicated to some cause. SICs are organized by the [[Office of Residential Programs]]. SICs can be found in various [[Housing Services|housing]] locations not available in [[room selection]], such as the ground floor of [[McBain Hall|McBain]], the second floor of [[Wien Hall|Wien]], and some recently renovated [[brownstones]]. | A '''Special Interest Community''' (SIC) is a housing space occupied by a group of individuals dedicated to some cause. SICs are organized by the [[Office of Residential Programs]]. SICs can be found in various [[Housing Services|housing]] locations not available in [[room selection]], such as the ground floor of [[McBain Hall|McBain]], the second floor of [[Wien Hall|Wien]], and some recently renovated [[brownstones]]. | ||
| − | SICs are widely perceived as a back door to better housing. | + | SICs are widely perceived as a back door to better housing. However, SICs are bound by stringent contractual obligations and expectations, which are perhaps better enforced than those of the [[LLC]]. |
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[http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/resprograms/special_interest/ Special Interest Communities Program Website] | [http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/resprograms/special_interest/ Special Interest Communities Program Website] | ||
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Revision as of 20:03, 24 March 2007
A Special Interest Community (SIC) is a housing space occupied by a group of individuals dedicated to some cause. SICs are organized by the Office of Residential Programs. SICs can be found in various housing locations not available in room selection, such as the ground floor of McBain, the second floor of Wien, and some recently renovated brownstones.
SICs are widely perceived as a back door to better housing. However, SICs are bound by stringent contractual obligations and expectations, which are perhaps better enforced than those of the LLC.
External links
Special Interest Communities Program Website
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