Introduction
The Lloyd Hall Scholar Program curriculum focuses on writing, creative expression, and the arts.  All students are required to enroll in a 125 introductory writing class taught by Sweetland Writing Center instructors, plus an additional LHSP course during the semester they are not taking LHSP 125.   Special programs and projects enhance the curriculum and reinforce learning outside the classroom. LHSP provides an array of classes, workshops, guest speakers and social events.

In addition to fulfilling their hall-wide responsibilities as outlined in the UM Housings’ Resident Advisor job description and contract, each LHSP RA is required to fulfill the following additional LHSP responsibilities:

• Programming; including planning academic support programs, for LHSP students. This would include: writing and arts related programs; community service programs; multicultural programs; cultural programs; social programs; athletic and sports related activities; social events.
• Assisting LHSP students with special projects
• Fulfill all of the advising, counseling, programming and administrative responsibilities outlined in the Resident Advisor job description
• Mentoring of LHSP students
• Recruitment for the following year’s students
• Keeping LHSP staff informed of LHSP student needs and concerns

Compensation
100% room and board, basic cable, a cash stipend of $1000, and the use of a mini-fridge for the academic year.

Contact Information
Charlotte Whitney, Associate Director
Lloyd Hall Scholars Program
Alice Lloyd Hall
100 S. Observatory
734-764-7521 (phone)
734-764-5312 (fax)
lhsp@umich.edu
www.lsa.umich.edu/lhsp