From the Cornell Assemblies
As adopted on Thursday, 15 October 2009.
Whereas, students at Cornell interact with administrators in many aspects of college life, in positions as high as the board of trustees;
Whereas, students that live on-campus spend a majority of their time in their Residence Halls; ‘ ’ ‘ Whereas,′ ’ resident advisors (RAs) already play a role in the interview process for Residence Hall Director (RHD) selection;
Whereas, the residential quality of life for students is greatly impacted by the performance of their RHD;
Be it therefore resolved, that two undergraduate student representatives be placed as voting members on the Screening Committee for Residence Hall Director selections for the Office of Residential Programs;
Be it further resolved, that selected undergraduate students, in addition to the RAs, will participate in RHD interviews with the ability to ask questions and receive feedback from candidates;
Be it further resolved, that Campus Life will administer a formal evaluation regarding the quality of students’ experiences in their residence halls at the end of the academic year;
Be it further resolved, that the Student Assembly supports increasing student participation in the RHD selection process, and recognizes the role that the RHD plays in matters of student life, especially in the case of Program Houses.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jonathan Rau ‘12
Arts and Sciences Representative
Student Assembly, Chair of the Committee on Residential and Community Life
Adam Nicoletti ‘12
Agriculture and Life Sciences Representative
Serene Li ‘12
Residential Student Congress, Advocacy Co-Chair
Ray Mensah ‘11
Member, SA Committee on Residential and Community Life
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