RA.
What does it
stand for?
Resident Assistant, also
known as your new best friend.
They are
students just like you.
They go to
class, do their homework, and hangout with friends.
They live next door or just down the hall
from you.
A RA is available to you 24
hours a day (but don’t wake them up if you don’t have to.)
They plan events as a chance for you to have
fun and meet new people.
They are also
there during the not so happy times.
If
you want a room switch, need a shoulder to cry on, need advice about a class,
or are struggling at adjusting to living with your new roommate your RA is your
go to kind of pal.
They are available to
help you.
In addition, to helping you
there are there to keep you safe.
Last year I was a RA in RiverView.
I had the opportunity to meet and get to know
about 48 residents.
I was there through
the tears and the fights, the smiles and laughter, but most importantly the
memories.
I loved having the opportunity
to help my residents and watch them grow.
A resident assistant wants you to succeed, learn, and
grow.
Don’t be afraid to ask them the
“silliest” question or to share one of your biggest fears.
They aren’t there to get you in trouble, just
to help create a wonderful experience in college that you’ll never forget.
RA. What does it
stand for? Resident Assistant, also
known as your new best friend. They are
students just like you. They go to
class, do their homework, and hangout with friends. They live next door or just down the hall
from you. A RA is available to you 24
hours a day (but don’t wake them up if you don’t have to.) They plan events as a chance for you to have
fun and meet new people. They are also
there during the not so happy times. If
you want a room switch, need a shoulder to cry on, need advice about a class,
or are struggling at adjusting to living with your new roommate your RA is your
go to kind of pal. They are available to
help you. In addition, to helping you
there are there to keep you safe.
Last year I was a RA in RiverView. I had the opportunity to meet and get to know
about 48 residents. I was there through
the tears and the fights, the smiles and laughter, but most importantly the
memories. I loved having the opportunity
to help my residents and watch them grow.
A resident assistant wants you to succeed, learn, and
grow. Don’t be afraid to ask them the
“silliest” question or to share one of your biggest fears. They aren’t there to get you in trouble, just
to help create a wonderful experience in college that you’ll never forget.
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