If you want to do more than just attend campus and residence hall events, consider joining the Residence Hall Association . As a student governance and programming organization, RHA is the voice of campus residents and provides a great opportunity to get involved and build your leadership skills. RHA input is instrumental in decisions about residence hall improvements and residence hall policy. In addition to their regular meetings, RHA members attend leadership conferences, plan events, and meet with the Director of Residence Services as representatives of all resident students.
Opportunities also exist to be involved in building councils and floor governments.
You will recieve a form on which you may indicate your interest in RHA when you recieve your room assignment information in the summer. The Phyllis P. Marshall Center is located at the heart of campus and is the community center of the university. The MC houses a diversity of programs and services, office for student organizations, meeting rooms, game room, banking services, ATM machines, a computer lab, study lounges, a travel service and much more. There are several dining services offered in the MC, each with its own style and menu. Certified fitness trainers are on staff to answer any questions about fitness and to develop individual exercise programs.