Hall representatives have to be elected by other students living in their residence hall. Most representatives are elected in the fall while executive members are typically elected in the spring. The term that follows involves dedication and hard work. Everyone involved with RHRC agrees that the secret to their success lies in working together as a team. The RHRC is currently working on implementing a voice mail account for every student living in the residence halls and installing card swipes on all washing machines so that residents can use their debit cards to pay for laundry.
Students seem to truly appreciate all of the council's hard work.
Molly Gershone, a history major, has lived in the residence halls for three years and has seen firsthand some of the major improvements that RHRC has put into action. I love having cable. In addition to installing cable television in every dorm room on campus, RHRC is in the process of furnishing every room with an Ethernet connection. This luxury will allow students with personal computers a high-speed connection to the Internet. In addition to the great advancements in technology and programming, convenience and affordability keep students coming back to the dorms year after year.