Employment & Involvement

Information about residence hall programming, staffing, student employment opportunities, & resources.

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Residence Hall Association (RHA)

The Residence Hall Association (RHA) is one of the campus' largest student-run organizations. RHA is the voice of the residence hall community and is a great initial involvement opportunity for any resident students. All resident students are officially members of RHA by way of paying their semesterly resident student fee.
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National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH)

The BRISTACO Chapter of the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is comprised of resident student leaders on campus who are committed to providing recognition to students, staff, faculty, organizations, and programs that go above and beyond for our residence hall community. NRHH's two organizational values are service and recognition, in which the organization incorporates as membership requirements.
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Living Learning Communities (LLCs)

The Living Learning Communities (LLCs) program at BSU aims to support student learning by encouraging academic achievement through connection to faculty, staff, like-minded peers and targeted programming. LLCs work to provide a structure that students can use to grow and develop into engaged citizens within the University and global community.​ These communities give students the opportunity to connect their academic goals with their co-curricular interests.

Students who elect to participate the Lavender LLC, The Music Majors & Minors LLC, the First-Year Honors LLC or the Upper-Level Honors LLC will be required to form a roommate group within the same LLC or will be placed with other students in the same LLC.

Students who elect to take part in the Music Majors or Minors LLC can elect to live with others within that respective LLC. The upper-level LLC students will live in Weygand Hall in a pod of three and first-year LLC students will live in Pope Hall.
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Theme Communities

Theme communities are communities where groups of residents can live together who have similar interests and goals, but do not have to include an associated academic course component.
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Employment Opportunities

The Office of Residence Life and Housing employs students across our department. Positions include Resident Assistants, Programming Assistants, Residential Safety Assistants, Evening Weekend Programmers, and Office Assistants. Additionally, ResLife employs Graduate Assistants for our Living Learning Communities and Apartment Manager roles.
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