Leadership Opportunities

Want to make a positive impact in Residence Life? Apply to be on RHA Executive Board or Hall Council!

Questions to ask yourself:

1. Are you interested in meeting new people and helping to build a community?

2. Will your study habits allow you to balance your academics with a RHA position?

3. Do you think you can be a good role model even when you are off-campus and/ or away from your residence hall?

4. Are you a good team member?

5. Are you organized?

6. Do you like to program events?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions or are willing to expand your current skill set, the RHA position might be for you!

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Benefits

Leadership Skills - Being on RHA will teach you invaluable skills such as teamwork, creative programming, marketing, and more that can be used for the rest of your life.
Meet New People - Being on RHA will expose you to different types of people, both residents and coworkers. You'll learn how to work with diversity in a variety of areas.
Resume Builder - Being on RHA will look great on your resume. Future employers notice this kind of experience because it teaches you a wide variety of skills.
Networking - Being on RHA will give you the chance to develop personal and professional relationships with your advisors, as well as a chance to work with departments across campus.
Housing Waiver - Working on RHA provides you with a housing waiver while you are employed.
Priority Room Selection - Being on RHA will allow you to reserve your room before regular room selection for the next year.
Professional Development - Being on RHA will allow you to attend regional conferences and gain other professional development.

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