Common use of Community Building Clause in Contracts

Community Building. 1. Be available to students, even when not on duty both during the week and on weekends. The RA should be in their room a minimum of three (3) nights a week, and one (1) weekend a month. When possible the RA should have an open door so residents know the RA is present and feel welcome to stop in. 2. Support University academic mission and support resident student’s academic success. 3. Engage students in learning opportunities outside of the classroom. 4. Maintain hall decorations and bulletin boards with up to date relevant information. 5. Meet the goals established by the Office of Residence Life concerning community curriculum within the floor/area/building. 6. Manage and mediate conflict among residents. 7. Facilitate completion of the Roommate Agreement and follow up as needed. 8. Facilitate completion of a floor/area-wide Social Living Agreement. 9. Serve as a resource person and makes appropriate referrals while promoting full cooperation with all University offices. 10. Plan floor and area-wide activities based on student’s developmental needs and interests. 11. Create opportunities for students to make connections with other students, staff and faculty. 12. Follow approved guidelines for obtaining funding for activities, including but not limited to submission of receipts and documentation of participation. 13. Promote campus activities and events to residents. 14. Encourage and promote concepts of community and respect for difference and respect for others. 15. Create inclusive communities through activities, language and role modeling. Advocate for all students, especially those from underrepresented populations.

Community Building. 1. Be available to students, even when not on duty both during the week and on weekends. The RA should be in their room a A minimum of three (3) nights a week, and one (1) weekend a monththe RA should be in their room. When possible the RA should have an open door so residents know the RA is present and feel welcome to stop in. 2. Support University academic mission and support resident student’s academic success. 3. Engage students in learning opportunities outside of the classroom. 4. Maintain hall decorations and bulletin boards with up to date with relevant information. 5. Meet the goals established by the Office of Residence Life concerning community curriculum within the floor/area/building. 6. Manage and mediate conflict among residents. 7. Facilitate completion of the Roommate Agreement and follow up as needed. 8. Facilitate completion of a floor/area-wide Social Living Agreement. 9. Serve as a resource person and makes appropriate referrals while promoting full cooperation with all University offices. 10. Plan floor and area-wide activities based on student’s developmental needs and interests. 11. Create opportunities for students to make connections with other students, staff and faculty. 12. Follow approved guidelines for obtaining funding for activities, including but not limited to submission of receipts and documentation of participation. 13. Promote campus activities and events to residents. 14. Encourage and promote concepts of community and respect for difference and respect for others. 15. Create inclusive communities through activities, language and role modeling. Advocate for all students, especially those from underrepresented populations.