Which of the following is NOT a themed housing option?

• A. Outdoor Recreation
• B. Sustainable Living
• C. LGBTQIA+
• D. Volunteerism and Leadership

Answer: (D)

The idea being tested is recognizing which housing options exist as living-learning communities built around a specific theme. Themed housing typically centers on a concrete focus that shapes daily life, events, and roommate matching. Outdoor Recreation fits that pattern by focusing on outdoor activities and experiences; residents share an interest in adventure and likely have access to related resources and programs. Sustainable Living likewise centers on eco-friendly practices and a community around sustainability. LGBTQIA+ housing is commonly offered as an identity-based theme that fosters inclusion, support, and targeted resources.

Volunteerism and Leadership, while valuable and often promoted through campus programs, is more of a campus-wide emphasis or activity track than a distinct living-learning theme. It describes goals and opportunities that can be pursued in many contexts, not a unique living environment with a dedicated culture and programming built around that single concept. For that reason, it doesn’t fit the pattern of a themed housing option.