You can get involved with the Residence Hall Association in many ways, whether you want to represent your community, plan events, advocate for residents, or simply have your voice heard. No experience is required to get started. Find the opportunity that works for you and help make your residential community feel more like home.
Each residence hall has its own Center Government, made up of all students who represent and serve their residential communities. Center Governments plan programs, advocate for residents, gather feedback, and help shape the on-campus living experience.
You do not need to hold an RHA position to see what we are working on. General Assembly meetings are open to the public and bring together student leaders from residential communities across campus.
Every other Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Cedar Hall 002 | Union Street Center
Join your Center Government and lead your residential community.
Share resident concerns, identify issues, and work with RHA to improve the residential experience.
Attend events, meetings, and other RHA opportunities to meet residents and join your community.
You don’t need to know exactly where you’ll get involved. That’s what the compass is for. Explore RHA, connect with your Center President, or attend a meeting to discover where you fit and how you can make an impact.
