RA Selection '10-'11
Hello Readers,
It’s that time of year again, and the Resident Assistant (RA) selection process has begun. This is a great way for interested students to develop leadership skills as community builders and mentors. This year’s theme, “Transform yourself, transform others,” has been making its way across campus on bulletin boards, flyers, and t-shirts. In its entirety, the theme exemplifies the role of an RA as a learner, worker, builder, and leader.
Becoming an RA gives students the opportunity to meet and interact with others from all over the world. As an RA, you will play an instrumental role in the college experience of many. You will also be expected to spearhead a number of programs that will, in some way, assist in defining a resident’s college experience. Spiritual, Husky pride, educational, and intellectual are among the many types of programs that you will be able to host.
For me, becoming an RA has stimulated my growth as an individual. My time management skills, for example, are much sharper than they use to be. For the first time in my life, an entire semester was planned out in black and white. As a result, I have experienced less stressful situations. Other benefits of the RA position include free room and board. RAs are compensated with 19 meals a week and free housing. Taking on this position is, by all means, a great way to save money!!!
For more information, including applications, FAQs, and other points of interest, visit www.ra.neu.edu.
If you decide to apply, GOOD LUCK!!!
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