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CAMP Programming

The students living in our first year residence halls will be invited by their RAs to numerous programs throughout the year. The programs RAs put on for their residents are based on the CAMP Programming model which incorporates topics specific to first year students’ needs.

C-Community: these programs are centered around building community within the hall by bringing the residents together and challenging them to be active and positive citizens in their residence halls.

A-Academic: these programs provide information and activities to help the residents succeed academically in the classroom.

M-Multicultural: these programs focus on diversity and expanding students’ knowledge of the different cultures they will encounter here at JMU.

P-Pre-Requisites: these programs cover three specialty topics, Alcohol and Drug Education, Sexual Assault Prevention and Safety and Security. The final Pre-Req program is a Hall-Wide Social.

Our Mission Statement

The Office of Residence Life at James Madison University is committed to designing and maintaining a caring environment that encourages academic success, respect, personal growth and responsibility to one's community.

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photo Trelawny Learning Community members take a road trip to Washington D.C. National Zoo PHOTO: TLC members
Roop Learning Community members take a trip to Kings Dominion in VA for a day filled with fun and physics study.