Explore Our Communities

Global Village

American River Courtyard

The Global Village Theme community brings together structured programming geared to support and build community among our international residents and US residents. Residents of this theme community will engage in cultural exchange programming and support students who may be interested in studying abroad. As members of this community residents have the unique opportunity to participate in specialized programs that will allow residents to engage with others who speak another language, film discussions and faculty interactions.

Honors Community

Riverview Hall (first-year) and AMC (upper-division)

The Honors Program Community brings together residents who are accepted into the General Education Honors Program and who want to live on campus. This theme community will honor the mission and vision of the General Education Honors Program by providing an “opportunity to have a challenging, innovative, and stimulating learning experience” in the residence hall. There will be classes offered in Riverview Hall and a shared community living experience that will include social programming, faculty discussions and guest speaker lectures.

The Black Cultural Excellence Community

Klamath Hall

The Black Cultural Excellence Community showcases and highlights examples of Black culture in the past and present. The theme community provides residents with opportunities to enhance their college experience through co-curricular programs and engagement with both the Cooper-Woodson College Enhancement and Martin Luther King, Jr. Center. The Black Cultural Excellence community encourages students to examine their identity through an intersectional lens and advances an understanding of Black Cultures and Pan African concepts.

The Full Circle Project

Sierra Hall

The Full Circle Project aims to assist students throughout his or her entire college careers and provide ample opportunities to engage in service both on and off-campus to enhance their university experience. This project provides students with solid academic coursework, strong advising support, intentionally planned leadership options and co-curricular service-learning incentives to engage in campus, community-based service activities, and career opportunities.

Transfer Community

Hornet Commons

The Transfer Community is designed for students who have transferred into Sacramento State. This community will provide support and resources to assist in their transition. The goal is to provide transfer students with unique opportunities, programs, and support while living with others who are on a similar transitional journey. Residents in this community will experience topics/programs on career exploration, acclimation to the campus, build relationships, and a focus on specific academic goals.