Resident Assistant

Resident AssistantThe Office of Campus Life is committed to maintaining and enhancing an extraordinary student experience through housing, activities, clubs and organizations, and enhancing cocurricular opportunities.A Resident Assistant (RA) is a student leader that works with the Office of Campus Life and other departments on campus to help create a supportive community in the residence halls. They serve as a resource for students and ensure a positive living experience that promotes growth academically, personally, and socially. They promote safety by enforcing campus policies and following protocols. They build community through programming and having an active presence on campus. Resident Assistants report to their direct Community Director and the Director of Campus Life.Key responsibilities include:Assisting residents with transition to university and residence hall life.Enforcing university and residence hall policies and regulationsRemaining available to residents while on duty in designated areasPerforming rounds during duty shifts to ensure safety of residents during the eveningProviding designated programming as outlined in the manualAssisting in supervising residents and responding to complaints, reports, requests, and emergenciesSubmitting reports on infractions, violations, and safety issuesPromoting Campus Life events and programsInforming residents about relevant campus and local activitiesFacilitating mediation of disputes between residentsAttending and participating in staff meetings and training sessionsOrganizing and directing regular floor meetings with residentsSupporting residence hall team efforts by accomplishing related tasks as neededBecoming familiar with and abiding by the RA manualOther duties as assigned by the Campus Life staffQualifications include:Maintaining a full-time student status at Post University with at least 12 credits per semesterHaving and maintaining a cumulative 2.75 grade point averageStrong interpersonal and communication skillsAbility to get along with students of various cultures and backgroundsStrong problem-solving skillsExcellent leadership and public speaking skillsProven organization and logistical skillsAbility to respond to and assess urgent situationsHow this position will benefit you as a student:The role helps students build essential skills such as communication, conflict resolution, time management, and crisis response—all of which are highly transferable to future careers. RAs also gain a deeper sense of community, develop meaningful relationships, and act as a resource for other students. Being an RA enhances both academic and career readiness while cultivating a greater sense of responsibility and purpose. Excellent opportunity to become a part of an integral process of the Post University family.