Description: Host a card tournament with a easily recognizable name (using official rules from the website). Students enjoy returning to their childhood experiences and participating with others in something that they all used to have fun with as kids. Make sure to give plenty of notice in order to allow time to get their cards [READ MORE]
Ping Pong Tournament
Residents come to the ping pong table and play against each other while talking and having fun. They compete and the winner moves on to the next round until someone wins the tournament. Tips: -Have pizza (or other food to keep residents occupied while not playing). -Depending on number or residents participating, have games go up [READ MORE]
Brief Motivational Interventions (BMIs) and the 1-to-1 Engagement Programming Model
Emphasizing 1-on-1 mentoring relationships between RAs and residents…
Theme Housing: Promoting Your Theme
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Living and Learning at Union College: The Minerva Program Explained
A program that includes every student, faculty, and staff member in the community and rewards those who want to make the most of their living space…
Collateral Assignments Provide Opportunities for Professional Development
While the position of Residence Director is important in building a solid student affairs foundation, many job seekers do not see that a lifelong career path. Here is a strategy for the ongoing development of those young professionals.
Spring Kites
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Candy Land
Submitted by Sarah Papcun, Resident Assistant, Kent State University I made Candy Land door tags for my residents upon returning from Winter Break. I did my floor up Candy Land style! For all of their door tags, I cut out the gingerbread man game piece shape and decorated the raised plastic edging, like the game [READ MORE]
Who am I?
Submitted by Sarah Raub, Resident Assistant, Mansfield University This spring, at my first floor meeting, I handed each of my residents a decorated piece of cardstock. On it was: Name: Room#: If I were… An animal: A superhero: A movie: A shape: A toy: The residents filled out the forms and hung them on their [READ MORE]
Pokemon cards
Submitted by Michael Chang, Resident Assistant, Georgia College and State University I bought a pack of Pokemon cards and wrote there name beside the Pokemon name. I then printed Facebook photos of my residents. I made the Facebook picture the same size of the Pokemon picture. I taped the pictures to the card and hung [READ MORE]
Pressed and Laminated Leaves
Submitted by Megan Niemi, Northern Michigan University I collected leaves in the fall season, then pressed and laminated them at our library and wrote resident’s names on them. The door tags where easier to create then I anticipated. The lamination preserves the leaves.
Quote Ransom-Style Door Dec
Submitted by Tiffany R. Harris, Mt. Union College Description: I find inspiration through quotes, so I thought it would be a good idea to pass along some inspiration to my staff members through creating quote door decorations. For creativity, I thought it would be good idea to use a variety of magazine letters/words to spell [READ MORE]
Useless Super Heros
Submitted by Samuel Arrieta, Resident Assistant, Colorado State University Hello, I hope this is something that you and your residents can enjoy, I know my residents and I did! Description: This is a door tag I made based on what I thought would be funny, useless powers. If anything else, let this help spark your [READ MORE]
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Pizza for Apartments/Suites
Submitted by Maria Martirano, University of Maryland, College Park For my door tags this year I made a pizza slice out of construction paper and put their name on each of their individual doors. Then I made a whole pizza and wrote their individual names on each slice of the pizza and I hung this [READ MORE]
Name Tags
I’m an RA in an upperclassmen dorm that tends to be a little on the wild side. These door tags work really well because they are incredibly easy to make in case they get torn down, but they also look really nice. I used the nametags as a template and copied and pasted the names [READ MORE]
The Day of the Dead Festivities
Submitted by Michael Rizzi, Resident Assistant, Southern New Hampshire University Click here for sample door tags Dia de los Muertos is celebrated on November 1 and 2nd. It is an ancient tradition from pre-Columbian times in which indigenous people celebrated the belief that the souls of their departed relatives return to earth to visit the [READ MORE]
Manatee Door Decorations
Submitted by Kate Genrich,ARLC for Florida International University,Miami, Florida I am a new pro-staff member at FIU, but I love door decs so much that I made them for my co-workers’ office doors, and I plan on making them for my RA staff as well. I figured RAs could always use another idea thrown their [READ MORE]
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