There are many activities in the residence halls which aid in the development of leadership skills and provide opportunities for learning and socialization. The hall staff, Hall Council and Inter-Hall Council members work with residents to build community on the floor and within the hall. A wide variety of social, educational, recreational, multi-cultural and current social issue programs are provided for students to enjoy. Highlights of some of our programs include:
Inter-Hall Council
Hall Council
R.A.L.L.Y. (Residence Activities: Living, Learning and You)
R.A.L.L.Y.
The purpose of the R.A.L.L.Y. program is to promote and encourage the growth and development of resident students. This can be achieved through providing a variety of quality programs and activities which encourage students to explore social, intellectual, spiritual, physical, emotional, occupational and culturally diverse opportunities throughout the campus and community. Eligible programs are marked with a "R.A.L.L.Y. " sticker. The program is in effect for the entire academic year.
Here's how it works...
Students receive one R.A.L.L.Y. raffle ticket for each approved event or activity on campus or in the community. The student must complete the ticket information and return it to a staff member, at the hall office, or at the Area Desk. It's that simple!
Prizes, prizes, prizes...
Throughout each semester prizes will be awarded to students who have entered the raffle. Some past prizes have included:
Mountain Bike
Gift Certificates
CD Players
PDAs
Electronics
And much, much more
Residence Life Staff
Area Coordinator: There is one area coordinator (AC) who has administrative duties, advises student organizations, and supervises the staff. The area coordinator is also responsible for maintaining the discipline system of the residence halls.
Residence Life Coordinators: We have two full-time residence life coordinators (RLC) who reside on campus. They oversee the graduate assistants and community assistants and help resolve issues within the residence hall community.
Graduate Hall Managers: There are generally one or two graduate hall managers (GM) who live in each residence hall. Graduate hall managers are graduate students who have the same responsibilities as community assistants; however, they also have administrative duties, oversee student organizations, supervise community assistants and hall residents, and maintain the discipline system within the hall.
Community Assistants: Community assistants (CA) live on each wing of the residence halls. They have been trained to provide students with information about Clarion University, help students resolve personal issues, plan programs and activities for the residents, and ensure the safety and security of the building. To become a community assistant, complete the application and return to Residence Life Services, 236 Egbert.
