RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION Community Council Fall Training

Kelsey Mallon (President) Giovanny Zapata (VP of Internal Affairs) Introductions Kelsey Mallon (President) Giovanny Zapata (VP of Internal Affairs) Tyler Ressler (VP of External Affairs) Izzy Lawler (Treasurer) Melissa Sene (Secretary) Kevin Woodring (NCC)

RHA Foundation Leadership Be the face of your Residence Hall Advocate Official voice for the residential student population Engage Plan and attend programs for the residential student population

Introduction of Community Councils Roll Calls

Constitution At least 2.75 cumulative GPA and a 2.5 current GPA Must be in good standing with the university At least ⅔ of Community Council members are expected to participate in RHA sponsored events If for some reason you cannot attend a GA meeting you must notify the Executive Secretary prior If members miss 3 unexcused meetings, resignation is expected

Parliamentary Procedure Every GA and Community Council meetings will use Parli Pro Guidelines Ex. “Giovanny, White Hall, motions to table this issue and change topics.” Pro/Con Rule 3 unanswered of either ends discussion

Of the Months(OTMs)

What are OTMs? A way to recognize a specific program, advisor, or member These are recognized regionally and nationally Two Levels: Individual Program

How to Submit an OTM Go to our website sites.temple.edu/rhatemple and click on the OTM tab The form is in the tab Fill the form out with as much detail as possible https://docs.google.com/a/temple.edu/forms/d/17Kh w4gUPQDz5sP3FQa2QxKnpHELbQ0s3AlYUA5Dfas 4/viewform

Questions? If anyone has any questions pertaining OTMs: Contact us at our email, turha@temple.edu Visit us in our office, TT W320 You can also check out the national website for OTMs http://www.nrhh.nacurh.org/otms

ICEBREAKERS

CAACURH

Introductions Senior International Business Major, Spanish Minor Four years of RHA J&H Community Council: RHA Rep Treasurer VP of Internal Affairs CAACURH Regional Leadership Conference Chair

What is CAACURH?

NACURH

NACURH “As an organization, NACURH empowers, motivates, and equips residence hall leaders by providing them with skills and resources in order for them to excel and positively impact their campus communities.”

NACURH Last host site: University of Delaware 411 RHAs Affiliated Almost 3,500 people attended

CAACURH “Central Atlantic Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls” Includes Delaware, DC, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Qatar Last Year Regional Leadership Conference: George Washington University 57 Colleges and Universities attended 487 Attendees

Temple’s CAACURH Theme: Returning to the Roots of Leadership Housing: DoubleTree J&H Dining, Tuttleman, Mitten, TPAC Hootathon

Who’s Involved?

Programming Growing Into a Leader (Leadership) One Tree, Many Branches (Diversity) Look Back, Give Back (Community Service/Philanthropy) Being a Healthy Leader (Wellness)

http://sites.temple.edu/caacurh/

Volunteering for CAACURH Sign-Up! Volunteering for CAACURH is mandatory for all council members. If you have personal reason please contact Izzy at i.lawler@temple.edu http://sites.temple.edu/caacurh/volunteer/

Questions?

Positional Breakouts Presidents and VPs - Kelsey RHA Reps - Giovanny PR Reps - Tyler Treasurers - Izzy Advocacy Reps and Community Service - Kevin Secretaries - Melissa Sustainability Reps - Ashleigh Community Council Advisors- Steve

Councils meet with Advisors

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