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Universities of Wisconsin
Overview
The Resident Assistant promotes individual success through community development for 45-70 residents per floor, involving duties like attending training, serving as Desk Receptionist, and programming for student needs. Responsibilities also include enforcing hall rules, intervening in inappropriate behavior, and maintaining open communication with the Residence Hall Director.
Compensation
Salary not listed
Posted
3 months ago
The Community Development Assistant is a part-time student staff member living in a residence hall responsible for promoting staff success through creative design and collaboration, attending training, and facilitating educational conversations with residents. Duties include collaborating on hall programs, handling administrative tasks like office hours, co-supervising desk staff, and ensuring compliance with university policies and safety checks.
$650 - $700 / YEAR
The Community Development Assistant (CDA) promotes hall staff success through creativity, design, and collaboration within residence halls, involving attending training, creating materials, facilitating educational conversations, and partnering with professional staff for student development. Key duties include collaborating on hall programs, managing administrative tasks like office hours, co-supervising desk staff, and providing support to Program Board teams.
Resident Assistants are part-time student staff living in residence halls who promote success through community development for 45-70 residents per floor. Responsibilities include attending training, programming for student needs, serving as a referral source, and enforcing hall security and conduct policies.
Resident Assistants promote individual success through community development for 45-70 residents per floor, involving duties like attending training, opening/closing halls, serving as desk receptionists, and programming for student needs. They are also responsible for enforcing hall rules, intervening in inappropriate behavior, and serving as a contact and referral source for resident concerns.
$550 / YEAR
