An International Community
Residents of the Global Fellows Living Learning Community can practice using their foreign languages every day and to be a part of a cultural exchange with international students who are housed in the community.
One of the highlights of Global Fellows is our monthly Global Supper Club, where students get a chance to learn how to make international dishes like arepas, hummus, and sushi from professional chefs or language instructors who also teach about the history and culture of the food.
Language tables are another important feature of the Global Fellows community. Instructors or students who are native speakers of the language hold weekly meetings where students of all levels can go for conversation practice, help with homework, and cultural enrichment. We currently host Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish, Arabic, Korean, French, and Russian. Language tables are open to all current USC students.
As a living and learning community member, you'll also have the opportunity to take special sections of courses such as University 101, English 101, Speech 140, and Spanish 121-122 in South Quad with other students in the community.
Our own Krista Van Fleit, Associate Professor of Chinese Studies, serves as faculty director of Global Fellows. Learn more about her vision for the community here.
South Quad
South Quad is a coed apartment-style residence hall near the center of campus.
How to Apply
- Access housing application on my.sc.edu.
- List the Global Fellows as the first of your required top 5 Living Learning Community preferences.
- Submit housing application by paying $150 application fee by the deadline
- Housing priority is based on your learning community preferences and your date of application to the institution.