Membership

FAQs

Q. Do I need to be a RA to Apply?
A. Nope! Many students believe being a RA is a requirement for applying. Many of our members do hold RA positions, but it is not a prerequisite.

Q. What are the academic requirements?
A. To be considered, all applicants must be in good academic standing and must have a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher.

Q. I’ve never been a president of an organization/ I am not involved in much. Can I still qualify?
A. We are not looking for people who hold specific positions for are involved in countless activities. We are looking for students who demonstrate outstanding leadership capabilities and who want to make a difference on our campus.

Q. I am already involved in so much–why should I try to take on another activity?
A. Regardless of the amount of time you have available, if you are at all interested in applying–apply! Meetings are generally every other week (planned around everyone’s schedules). All other programs and events are also around other members’ schedules. As student leaders, all of the members are involved in a lot.

Q: What does being a member entail?
A: Everyone in the chapter must be in one of the three committees we created for the semester. The three committees this semester are: Recognition, Dance Marathon, and Programming.

Recognition Committee: Recognition is one of our values, and since our executive board has the Service Chair position, we want our chapter members to be an active part of this value!

Dance Marathon Committee: In tandem with RHSA, NRHH is proud to be hosting what will be a huge on-campus program. Geared on service and community building, the Dance Marathon program will complete many of NRHH’s goals.

Programming Committee: Executive Board members all have specific duties, and now chapter members will too! We are excited to announce our programming committee for chapter members who are excited about sharing NRHH with our whole campus in a variety of ways.

In addition, all members must fulfill items on a checklist to remain active members. Items on the checklist include completing community service, attending meetings, writing OTMs, etc.

Who is selected?

Each semester, individuals who have shown leadership ability, who have contributed to the Residence Life program, and who meet the criteria established by the Chapter shall be considered and nominated for membership.

The maximum number of members cannot exceed 1% of the current resident student population.

Members are selected at the end of each semester.