23-24 University Theme House Annual Review

The Committee on Residential Learning (CoRL) asks all University Theme Houses (UTH) – academic, co-op, fraternities, and sororities – to complete this brief questionnaire. The purpose of this questionnaire is to provide an opportunity to reflect on the past year and identify strengths and challenges. CoRL wishes to highlight effective practices and understand when communities might encounter difficulties. 

We also recognize that leadership changes can affect a residential community, and we want to provide each UTH with an opportunity to prepare its next set of leaders with reflections. 

Should a UTH wish to reapply for housing in the next cycle, this questionnaire can inform your renewal application. Your response will become part of the UTH’s historical documents with CoRL and may be considered positively by CoRL in the application review.

Please submit your reply via this form by Friday, May 24th at 11:59 pm PT.

If you are unable to meet this deadline due to an unanticipated leadership absence or turnover or have any other questions, please contact Anesha Grant (apgrant@stanford.edu). 

Before writing your responses, we encourage you to review the successful reviews submitted in AY 22-23. UTH Annual Review Model Responses

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Primary Contact: First and Last Name
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Primary Contact: Email Address
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Select your UTH House/Group *
What is going particularly well in your community this year? What are you most proud of this year? *
Please limit your response to 300 words or less. 

ResEd has four principles: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion; Health & Well-being; Community & Belonging; and Intellectual & Personal Growth. What do these principles mean to your community now?

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Please limit your response to 300 words or less. 

Review your community’s goals from your 2021-22 UTH application. What do the goals and aspirations mean to your community now? What has changed from the application and why?

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Please limit your response to 300 words or less.  

If you do not have access to your community's 21-22 application, please contact Anesha Grant (apgrant@stanford.edu) to request your community's applications. Applications were submitted confidentially and will only be shared with the current student and staff leaders for each community. 

What are the barriers to the community achieving its goals?

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Please limit your response to 300 words or less.

How is your community contributing to the life of the neighborhood and the campus as a whole?

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Please limit your response to 300 words or less.

Please share anything else that you think is important for CoRL to know about your UTH.

Please limit your response to 300 words or less.
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