The ARAs of Stouffer Place are responsible for the daily operation of the complex. They foster neighborhood familiarity and unity, communicate regularly with residents and office staff, report on necessary maintenance, and handle move-ins and daily concerns. Proctor Proctors are an important link in the chain between academic achievement and personal growth in the university community. Proctors are carefully selected student staff members whose primary responsibilities are supervision of hall shifts and maintenance concerns within the scholarship halls. They are students who have demonstrated leadership skills.
Proctors are responsible for organizing and assigning the work shifts in the hall.
They are valuable resources if you need help with academic, social, personal or hall shift problems. Proctors receive special training in all aspects of scholarship hall living and usually know the answers to the questions you have, or know where to find the appropriate resources. Your proctor is there to help you as an individual, and your hall as a group, in any way possible. In the residence halls and apartment living, one seasoned RA is asked to seek out students of color who live in that building. The SRA-Diversity does not replace the wing RA's relationship with the resident, but serves as a resource person regarding multicultural services and programs and assists with the residents' adjustment to the university.