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Hate Speech: A Responsive Program

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Submitted by Gabrielle Freel, Resident Assistant, Westfield State University I’m an RA for Westfield State University and I just finished up a responsive program on hate speech.  I believe the program went very well and would like to share it. I wrapped a cart in backing paper and painted offensive language all over it to [READ MORE]

Dirt Cups

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Materials: Pudding Oreos Gummy worms Spoons Cups Something to smash the Oreos with Provide materials and have residents make their own dirt cups. This is great for food oriented residents and works as a community builder. Make sure you make a ton of pudding so you don’t run out! Submitted by Randi Lemenager, Resident Assistant, [READ MORE]

Slip and Slide Kickball

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  Materials: 4 12ft x 24ft tarps 4 blow up kiddie pools Hoses, sprinklers, water access Kickball Dish soap   Instructions: Set up a kickball field using kiddie pools as bases and put soap and water on the tarps to create a kickball game.   Submitted by Randi Lemenager, Resident Assistant, Westfield State University

FEATURED: Seattle University Housing and Residence Life

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Seattle University Housing and Residence Life is a featured program. Overview: Seattle University Housing and Residence Life Focus on Student Conduct: Commitment Statement: Diversity and Social Justice Focus on Programming: Planning for Community Engagement Focus on Administration: Flyer: The Twelve Days of Closing    

OVERVIEW: Seattle University and the Department of Housing and Residence Life

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The Department of Housing & Residence Life at Seattle University is a featured program. Overview Seattle University is located in the vibrant northwest city and has the following enrollment based on fall, 2014: 7,273 students: 4,511 undergraduate students, 1,967 graduate students, and 795 law students 95% of undergraduate students attend full-time 35% of first-year students [READ MORE]

12 Days of Closing

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A few simple steps will save you time and money. Check out this useful checklist and resource guide from The Housing and Residential Life Department at Seattle University.

Planning for Community Engagement

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The purpose of this planning is to create the spaces and opportunities for development on a meaningful level in residential communities. It is guided by 3 principles; connection, community, and exploration. Learn more…

FEATURED: University of the Pacific, Housing & Greek Life

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University of the Pacific, Housing & Greek Life is a featured program. Overview: University of the Pacific, Housing & Greek Life Focus on Programming: Supporting Students: The Cohort Living Model A Programming Model to Support Cohort Housing Revitalizing Your Residence Hall Association    

OVERVIEW: University of the Pacific, Housing & Greek Life

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University of the Pacific, Housing & Greek Life is a featured program. University of the Pacific was founded in 1851 and is California’s first chartered institution of higher learning. Originally founded by Methodist ministers in Santa Clara, California, Pacific moved briefly to San Jose before settling in Stockton, California in 1924. Pacific is a private, [READ MORE]

FEATURED: Clemson University Housing and Dining

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Clemson University Housing and Dining is a featured program. Overview: Clemson University Housing and Dining Focus on Programming: The Residential Experience Model Living Learning Communities Faculty in Residence    

OVERVIEW: Clemson University Housing and Dining

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Clemson University Housing and Dining is a featured program. Clemson University Profile: Clemson University was founded in 1889 as a public land grant institution for the state of South Carolina. Clemson’s campus sits on 1,400 acres in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains bordered by the shores of Lake Hartwell. Clemson University is one [READ MORE]

Marshmallow Catapult Contest

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  Provide regular sized marshmallows, skewers, mini marshmallows, spoons, and elastic bands. Let residents choose teams of 2 or 3 and work together to build a catapult. Then line up the catapults on a line of tape and have each group launch their mini marshmallow. Whichever group’s marshmallow goes the furthest difference wins a prize. [READ MORE]