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Welcome to the King's Court English College House! So you want to know a little about KCECH, eh? Well then, join me for a tour of what I believe to be one of the best college houses on campus!
First-Year House GoalsThe first question that's probably on your mind is what really is a college house? Is it just the place I will sleep at night as a student? No! KCECH is much more than that. Let me try to layout some of the goals we have in mind for the students who shall spend your semesters in the KCECH environment:With the implementation of the new college house system, the University of Pennsylvania aims to promote a higher level of community and academic collaboration. In hopes to unite the house together, we as a college house also have specific goals for our residents here.
HistoryYou may also be wondering how KCECH came to be. Like all good things, KCECH has its own history. Click here to find out more!StaffDespite KCECH being a brick and mortar building, what really gives this this college house its identity is its staff. The dedicated, enthusiastic, and helpful staff make KCECH what it is. Click here to get to know them!
Living-Learning ProgramsWhat else gives KCECH its identity? Well, in addition to its staff, its the unique living-learning programs that our dorm offers. These same programs cannot be found in any other Penn dorm and have a lot to do with the culture that has developed in KCECH. The four living-learning programs are located in King's Court, each program having its own floor.These programs include:
FacilitiesBut what's in this college house? Just a bunch of rooms for students? No! Of course not! There's so much more as far as facilities. Where do I begin? Why don't you just take a look here.
Typical RoomBut of course at the end of the day, all one really wants to do is relax in their room. Room? Of ya, we haven't even mentioned that yet! Let me show you around mine. Take a look! Posting PolicyThere are 5 areas open to public posting: 1. The bulletin board in the bike room on the ground floor of English
House. All other areas require approval to post.
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