Common use of Residence Hall Staff Clause in Contracts

Residence Hall Staff. To assist the resident with their adjustment to community living and receiving the maximum benefits from their college experience, professional and paraprofessional staff have been hired to live at the campus affiliated housing site. Resident Directors (RDs) are professional staff members who work and live in the campus affiliated housing and are trained to respond to emergencies. Resident Assistants (RAs) are trained para-professional students who live in each building. The staff is available to assist, advise, guide and mentor residents. They organize programs and activities to assist residents with learning or enhancing life skills. Programs include, but are not limited to topics related to social, physical, intellectual, communication and emotional needs, issues and concerns.

Residence Hall Staff. To assist the resident with their adjustment to community living and receiving the maximum benefits from their college experience, professional and paraprofessional staff have been hired to live at the campus affiliated housing sitein each residence hall. Resident Directors (RDs) are professional staff members who work and live in the campus affiliated housing residence halls and are trained to respond to emergencies. Resident Assistants (RAs) are trained para-para- professional students who live in each building. The staff is available to assist, advise, guide and mentor residents. They organize programs and activities to assist residents with learning or enhancing life skills. Programs Building programs include, but are not limited to topics related to social, physical, intellectual, communication and emotional needs, issues and concerns.

Residence Hall Staff. To assist the resident with their adjustment to community living and receiving the maximum benefits from their college experience, professional and paraprofessional staff have been hired to live at the campus affiliated housing sitein each residence hall. Resident Directors (RDs) are professional staff members who work and live in the campus affiliated housing residence halls and are trained to respond to emergencies. Resident Assistants (RAs) are trained para-professional undergraduate students who live in each building. The staff is available to assist, advise, guide and mentor residents. They organize programs and activities to assist residents with learning or enhancing life skills. Programs Building programs include, but are not limited to topics related to social, physical, intellectual, communication and emotional needs, issues and concerns.

Residence Hall Staff. To assist the resident with their adjustment to community living on campus and receiving derive the maximum benefits from their college experience, all residence halls are equipped with professional and paraprofessional staff have been hired to live at the campus affiliated housing sitestaff. Resident Directors (RDs) are professional staff members who work and live in the campus affiliated housing residence halls and are trained to respond to emergencies. They also serve as a resource for Resident Assistants (RAs) who are trained para-professional students who live in each buildingfull time undergraduate students. The staff is available to assist, advise, guide and mentor residents. They organize programs and activities to assist residents with learning or enhancing help the resident enhance life skills. Programs Areas addressed during building programs include, but are not limited to topics related to socialacademics, physicaldiversity, intellectualemotional, communication occupational, social and emotional physical needs, issues and concerns.

Residence Hall Staff. To assist the resident with their adjustment to community living and receiving the maximum benefits from their college experience, professional and paraprofessional staff have been hired to live at the campus affiliated housing sitein each residence hall. Resident Directors (RDs) are professional staff members who work and live in the campus affiliated housing residence halls and are trained to respond to emergencies. RDs supervise Resident Assistants (RAs) who are trained para-professional full time undergraduate students who live in each building. The staff is available to assist, advise, guide and mentor residents. They organize programs and activities to assist residents with learning or enhancing help the resident enhance life skills. Programs Areas addressed during building programs include, but are not limited to topics related to socialacademic, physicaldiversity, intellectualemotional, communication occupational, social and emotional physical needs, issues and concerns.