Virtus Engineering Living and Learning Program

A two-year residential living and learning community for engineering students who identify as men, designed to promote community and inclusion within the A. James Clark School of Engineering. It is open to incoming first-year engineering students and integrates shared residence, a series of required 1-credit seminar courses across two years, and student-led programming. Participants live together in Easton Hall during their first year and have access to academic support such as tutoring, peer mentoring, advising, and networking opportunities. The program engages with the Flexus community through combined living and academic components.

Residential community membership, required 1-credit seminars across two years, access to peer tutoring, peer mentoring, mid-semester advising, networking opportunities, student lounge and program resources.

Open to incoming first-year students admitted to the A. James Clark School of Engineering for Fall 2026 who identify as men; participants must live in Easton Hall during their first year (waivers available).

Applicants must be admitted to the Clark School and apply to the Virtus program via the program application form.