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Residential life aims to provide more than just housing by enhancing student learning and development. It seeks to foster cognitive complexity, knowledge acquisition, and application through community living experiences. Standards of practice guide professionals and are informed by student development theories. Issues faced include mass illness, alcohol use, and safety, requiring extensive and ongoing training.
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