Settling Into Campus is a Clone skill that helps students settle into campus life and find their community over the whole college journey, from before arrival through graduation. It plans the first weeks, surfaces campus resources each term and suggests new communities as interests change. Student and residence life staff clones use it, and it needs no app connection.
I'm a junior now and want new friends outside my major. What's out there this term?
Your interests have shifted toward cooking and volunteering, so I found four groups that fit this term and noted when each meets.
| Group | Interest | Meets | Start |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cooking club | Cooking | Thursdays | Week 2 |
| Community garden | Volunteering | Saturdays | Anytime |
| Peer tutoring | Teaching | Evenings | Week 3 |
| Intramural volleyball | Sports | Sundays | Week 1 signup |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Your clone helps you plan your first weeks on campus before you even move in.
Each term, it surfaces campus resources and events that fit where you are now.
As your interests change, it suggests new communities so you keep finding your people.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Settling Into Campus to work as part of their job.
It is an AI that supports your campus life over time. With Clone, your clone plans your first weeks, surfaces resources each term and suggests new communities as you grow, from before arrival to graduation.
Campus Navigator gets you oriented: buildings, services and orientation week. Settling Into Campus is the longer journey, revisiting resources and communities every term through graduation.
No. It starts before arrival and keeps going through every year, including transfers and students whose interests have changed.
No. Settling Into Campus needs no app connection. Share your interests and campus details with your clone.
Student clones use it for themselves, and residence life staff clones use it to support residents all year.
Updated October 2026