When: 
Thursday, February 17, 2022 (All day) - Saturday, March 12, 2022 (All day)
Where: 
https://forms.gle/yFZT77ES8FNyL9156
Price: 
Free

Named after the late Dean David A. Portlock (https://news.lafayette.edu/1999/11/13/lafayette-will-dedicate-david-a-po...), the Portlock Black Cultural Center (PBCC) has been a beacon within the Lafayette College community for generations. The physical space and the programs facilitated in the house support the intellectual, academic, and social experiences of students, especially from historically marginalized communities. The PBCC and the residents of the building regularly collaborate with the Office of Intercultural Development and student organizations to enhance cultural awareness, support community-wide programs, and provide a forum for networking. 

 

The Office of Intercultural Development annually partners with the Office of Residence Life to facilitate a housing selection process for three students to reside in Portlock. We are seeking students to live in the house for 2022-2023 who have strong character, ethics, and integrity and dedicated to uplifting the community. The ideal residents will be those who are fully committed to academic excellence and providing leadership with genuine care for this revered space on campus. 

 

The competitive application, interview, and selection process will reflect the desire to assign the students who most closely represent these attributes to live in the house next year. A part of the selection process will include a review of each applicant's academic performance and student conduct history. While not required, applicants are encouraged to submit references who can attest to the applicant's character, leadership, and academic achievement.

 

PORTLOCK HOUSING SELECTION TIMELINE-

https://forms.gle/p7QheusR2btaSovu8

-Applications will be available Thursday, February 17. 

-Applications are due by midnight, Saturday, March 12.

-Interviews conducted during the week of March 21- April 1.

-Notifications sent electronically during the week of April 4.

 

Sponsored by: 
Office of Intercultural Development