Student Life

Rockford College believes that each person has the ability to change the world.

Rockford College is home of the Regents, a Division III institution participating in the Northern Athletics Conference.

Residence Life will be introducing a new thematic housing option to campus at the start of the Fall 2009 semester in Caster Hall that will be geared toward providing a supportive and academically conducive community living environment for students pursuing health and science related programs of study.

This list contains suggestions on what you might need at Cottey. The rooms and closets are most likely smaller than at your home, so plan accordingly!

Cottey College offers volleyball, basketball and softball in its intercollegiate sports program. If you’re interested in competing in swimming or running, Cottey College can offer opportunities for both, although not as an official intercollegiate sport.

More than 40 clubs and organizations at Cottey represent our student’s interests in academics, culture, recreation, social concerns, religion, and volunteerism.

ResLife is committed to offering a home in our halls to students with all abilities and competencies.

University Dining Services (UDS) at UVM, managed by Sodexo Campus Services, is committed to serving the campus community’s diverse dining needs.

While the Internet is a wonderful resource and tool for college students, there are some uses that are inappropriate and can have serious legal and disciplinary consequences and lead to privacy concerns.

Students who become involved with cocurricular life will have great opportunities to develop a network of friends; make a difference on their campus; and based on their individual levels of involvement, further develop their leadership, teamwork, problem-solving, and risk-taking competencies.

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Living-Learning Communities bring academics into the residence halls through on-site classes, advising and referral services, tutors and special opportunities to interact with faculty.

A member of the Mid-American Conference (MAC), The University of Akron sponsors 19 NCAA Division I athletic programs. The Department of Intercollegiate Athletics strives to set the standard for success in the Mid-American Conference on and off the playing fields.