57 public and private institutions belong to NCHO and RAs from approximately 20 other institutions attended the conference as well. The students were able to network with other resident assistants across the state and attend multiple professional development sessions, with topics ranging from programming ideas to utilizing the student leadership position in job or internship searches.

Apartment Manager Hanna Elmgren presented “Treat Yo Self – the Importance of Self-Care as an RA” together with Rike Habbel. Habbel also presented “Res Life 4 Life”, talking about student affairs as a career option after college. Residence Area Coordinator Kayla Harvey presented “Wanna Spoon?”, a program about students with disabilities and invisible illnesses on college campuses. Harvey’s program won Best Overall Program as voted by attendees. 

57 public and private institutions belong to NCHO and RAs from approximately 20 other institutions attended the conference as well. The students were able to network with other resident assistants across the state and attend multiple professional development sessions, with topics ranging from programming ideas to utilizing the student leadership position in job or internship searches. ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ RACs Kate Schefer, Madison Tamblyn, Brianna Duff and RAs Katie Soraghan, Ryan Harrington, Hanna Elmgren and Stephanie Bedard also presented sessions at the conference.

Applications to become a Resident Assistant are currently available on the Residence Life website or the ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ Job Network.