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Word with Friends Game and Bulletin Board Creator: JP Hilzendeger, RA Submitted by Brian K. Root, MA Assistant Director of Housing Residence Life University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Description of Words with Friends Game and Bulletin

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Word with Friends Game and Bulletin Board Creator: JP Hilzendeger, RA
Submitted by Brian K. Root, MA
Assistant Director of Housing & Residence Life
University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg<br>
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Description of Words with Friends Game and Bulletin Board One of my Resident Assistants recently created this bulletin board, which was a really fun and unique twist on building community.
 
The board is a model of a Words With Friends game. Each resident selected a word that represented an interest area or passion of theirs. Each word was then inserted into the mock Words With Friends game as part of a bulletin board.<br>
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Word with Friends Game as a program This could be adapted into a program too!
RAs could build the board with residents as part of a floor meeting or social.

Letters could be made available so that residents could create words that describe their majors, interests, goals, dreams, and hopes. Roomates could add their words together to build on the crossword/scrabble type board. Residents could build the board together and talk about what each resident posts as they share food and beverages.<br>