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How do I know if being an RA is right for me?

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What are the RA’s responsibilities?

• Discipleship:
  • Meet individually with your RD for guidance and accountability
  • Learn the value of teamwork and team accountability
  • Pursue sanctifying peer relationships with others on campus, especially within your wing
• Leadership and Care:
  • Oversee and lead a weekly small group
  • Meet regularly with your WA(s) for collaboration in wing leadership
  • Assist your RD in utilizing Wing Assistants to serve the dorm best
  • Be available to serve others on the wing consistently
• Training
  • Attend August training retreats and Week of Welcome (WOW)
  • Attend all training meetings September through April
  • Completion of summer preparation assignments
• Administration:
  • Communication with your RD and fellow RAS in the normal operation of your dorm
  • Readiness to help your RD with various tasks and relational responsibilities, including room checks, lounge and chapel duty, etc.
  • Dorm check-ins and check-outs for each semester

How many hours per week are expected for this commitment?

The RA position is an average of 16 hours per week.

Is this a paid position?

Yes, there is a scholarship involved.

Are you ready to apply?

• Submit your application by the deadline
• Talk with your current RD about the opportunity.
• Be prepared for a follow-up interview with the Deans and Resident Directors.