Flexus: The Dr. Marilyn Berman Pollans Women in Engineering (WIE) Living and Learning Program is a two-year living and learning community open to incoming first-year engineering students. The Flexus community is devoted toward providing a supportive environment for all students who identify as women studying engineering. Flexus promotes diversity, inclusion, and social justice in the field of Engineering through curricular and co-curricular programs. Flexus is an ideal program for students who are looking for community, academic support, and ways to develop as future engineers outside of technical courses. The Flexus community engages closely with the Virtus Community.
The Virtus Living and Learning Program is a two-year living and learning community open to incoming first-year engineering students. Virtus was designed for all engineering students who identify as men. The primary focus of Virtus is to promote community and inclusivity within the Clark School and the field of engineering. The Virtus community leads by example in empowering students to shift the culture of engineering towards the inclusivity of underrepresented groups in the field of engineering, including, but not limited to, women. The Virtus community engages closely with Flexus.
The application process for Fall 2023 has closed.
Upcoming Important Dates
Summer orientation: The first-year summer orientation for Flexus and Virtus students is scheduled for Monday, June 12-Tuesday, June 13. If possible please try to attend this orientation, as you will have the opportunity to meet other Flexus and Virtus students during this time. Academic advisors will help you register for your fall 2023 classes during summer orientation.
Register HERE
Welcome week: Flexus and Virtus students are required to participate in "Flexus and Virtus Welcome Week" programming. More information about move-in and welcome week will be provided when the dates have been announced by the Department of Resident Life.
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