Remuneration for RA RAs receive free room and board from the living group that has invited them to be their resident advisor. If a full meal plan is not provided or if the ILG is located such a distance from the campus that it is impractical for them to eat all meals at the house then an allowance for meals eaten on campus will be considered by the living group. Supervision Supervision is shared between the living group and Residential Life and Student Life Programs. The student and alumni officers for the living group are the RA's immediate sources of guidance and support. Training The 2000 dates for Resident Advisor training have not been set.
Attendance is mandatory.
Indemnification Independent Living Group Resident Advisors are covered for personal liability while acting within the scope of their duties by the living group's general liability insurance policy. If an ILG does not know if your insurance policy will cover this individual, they should contact their insurance carrier. Attend chapter and alumni board meetings as necessary. Attend as many chapter meals as possible. Be a resource for residents by becoming knowledgeable about Institute resources such as are available through MIT's Medical Department, Safety Office, Facilities , Campus Police and the Deans Office.