Detailed information pertaining to elections will be updated here as it becomes relevant. If you would like general information, please refer to our Constitution. If you have any questions, feel free to ask a current Executive Board member.
Anyone who accepts their nomination must complete the Candidate Application and the Candidate Form and hand it in to the RHSA office one meeting before your scheduled election. You MUST provide 15 copies of the Candidate Application, which includes a copy of your personal resume and answers to several questions.
The election schedule is as follows (but is subject to change):
Timeline:
| Position | Application Due | Election |
| Secretary | Mar 18 | Apr 1 |
| Public Relations Officer | Mar 18 | Apr 1 |
| Campus Communications Coordinator (CCC) | Apr 1 | Apr 8 |
| Historian | Apr 1 | Apr 8 |
| National Communications Coordinator (NCC) | Apr 8 | Apr 15 |
| President | Apr 8 | Apr 15 |
| Vice President | Apr 15 | Apr 22 |
| Treasurer | Apr 15 | Apr 22 |
Anyone can run who meets the following criteria (as outlined in Article 7, Section 2 of the constitution):
- Must have lived on campus for at least 2 full semesters (Finishing this semester is counted)
- Must be a full time student
- Must have been involved with RHSA in some way by attending meetings, programs, etc.
- Must be in good academic and judicial standing
However, in order to run for the position of National Communications Coordinator you must have been a delegate or an alternate for a NEACURH or NACURH conference, and to run for the position of President you must have been on the Executive Board before. If these criteria are not met by any nominees, anyone may run for the position regardless if they meet the additional criteria.
If a candidate meets the above requirements, they must do the following in order to run for a position on the Executive Board (as outline in Article 7, Section 1).
- Accept a nomination by someone at an Associate Council meeting (nomination must be seconded)
- Meet with the Executive Board member currently serving in their position.
- Read the Constitution
- Complete a Candidate Application & Candidate Form by the appropriate deadline
Elections will take place based on the schedule above. During which candidates will have to:
- Make a speech that can last up to 3 minutes
- Complete a question and answer session that can last up to 5 minutes & is extendable
Download the Candidate Form and the Candidate Application