Advising Hall Council CC Suarez Lisa Cannon & Patty Martinez

Background of RHA All on-campus students are members of the RHA All can make a difference through RHA RHA actively pursues change by sponsoring programs

Associated Student Government Legislative Student Senate Executive Student Body President VP Student Services Secretary On-Campus Affairs RHA HALL COUNCILS Judicial Student Court For a complete ASG flowchart, refer to the RHA election packet!

WHAT IS HALL COUNCIL?

Hall Council is….  A proactive group of residents who serve as leaders to enhance the residence hall community through: Social programs Role modeling Community service Campus involvement

Things to Consider  Supervising vs. Advising  Attitudes of the Advisor  Upper Class vs. First Year  Position Flexibility  Relating Hall Council to LLC Theme  Relation to SSMs

Motivation  WHY?  Methods of motivation during the year Collaborate with SSMs Community social events v. educational emphasis Team building & social opportunities for members (i.e Uptown-movies, ice cream, etc) Other leadership & personal development opportunities on campus

WE WANT YOU !!!!!!!!!!

Starting Your Hall Council  Recruitment Sign-ups and Advertising All Hall & Corridor Meetings s through listserv Informational sessions & Quad Meetings

Offices  President  Finance Director  RHA Gen Assembly Rep  Senator  Community Service Director  Communication – Tech Director  Program Director  Campus Outreach director

Election Process  Petitions  Campaigning  Ballots, Solicitation, and Election Day  Tabulating the votes

TIMELINE  8/28 - 8/30 - Hall Council Candidate information Sessions  9/7 - Hall Council Elections  9/9 - Hall Council Training  9/29 - Perlmutter Leadership Conference

Informational Meetings  8/28 South Quad - Stanton 7 pm  8/28 MET Quad – Tappen 8 pm  8/29 Western – Peabody 7 pm  8/30 East Quad – Dennison 7 pm  8/30 North Quad – Brandon 8 pm

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