In addition, experience has taught us that substantial commitments outside of the Project Neighborhood Community are not recommended. Students are asked to limit employment and co-curricular activities. The expectation is that students will commit at least 12 hours per week to intentional Christian community and its responsibilities.
The charge for living in the house will be $199 per month (for nine months), which includes all utilities except personal long distance calls. Shared food expenses are not covered in the charge. A certain amount of "program" expenses will be covered with this fee.
Students may apply individually or in groups of two or three.
Applications for Project Neighborhood must be submitted no later than Monday, February 20. Applicants are strongly encouraged to attend the Project Neighborhood Progressive Dinner on Monday, February 13 to learn more about the different PN houses.
Completed applications will include two recommendation forms. Recommendation forms do not have to accompany individual applications. However, applicants are responsible for contacting two references and ensuring that their recommendation forms arrive prior to February 23.
Each applicant for Project Neighborhood will sign up for a twenty minute interview after they have submitted their completed application. These interviews will be scheduled for February 27 - Mach 2 and will be conducted by current residents and mentors, and may be recorded for reference by the selection committee. All applicants will be notified of their status by Friday, March 9.
A special meeting of all accepted applicants will be held on Tuesday, March 27, from 7-9pm, in order to help determine house placements for the Fall.