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CLICK HERE: Important Dates Calendars

For your convenience, we're put together “Important Dates” Calendars—your go-to resources for staying informed about key deadlines and timelines related to on-campus living. Whether it’s application dates, move-in schedules, or other critical housing operations, these calendars are designed to keep you organized and prepared. Please note, however, that these calendars are not exhaustive.

Click here to visit the Important Dates Calendar webpage now!

 

*For a more comprehensive overview of university-wide events and academic deadlines, we encourage you to visit the official calendars from the University Registrar.

Carolina Housing

First Gens

The First Generation Residential Learning Program (First Gen RLP) is an innovative, collaborative program that serves self-identified, first-generation students during their first year at Carolina. In partnership with the Kessler Scholars Program, the First Gen RLP provides co-curricular activities, learning spaces, and opportunities to build relationships to supplement and enhance their Carolina experience.

If you have questions about the RLP after reviewing this page, please contact [email protected]. 

First-Gens

Location and size

First Gen houses approximately 40 students on one floor of Hinton James Residence Hall, which is a building dedicated to housing first-year students.

Experiences we offer

Hear from a First Gen RLP Resident Advisor about the experience of being in the RLP. (Video produced by UNC student Olivia Boersma)

Who can join this RLP

Applications for the First Gen RLP is open to students of any major who are in their first year of college and who self-identify as first-generation college students. First-generation refers to being the first person in your family to earn a college degree.

What we’re about

The First Gen RLP empowers residents to:

  • Thrive academically, socially and emotionally
  • Develop the attitudes, behaviors, and perspectives of successful students
  • Build a support network of peers and mentors
    Effectively engage with the campus community

Goal 1: Students will build community with other first-generation college students as well as faculty and staff members.

Goal 2: Students will set academic and personal goals that align with their interests and strengths.

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