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programming
General ProgrammingA variety of programs designed to enhance students educational experiences are offered in the residence halls throughout the academic year. Sponsored by student staff and other student groups, these programs are given in a variety of formats, including social events (dances, movies, brother-sister floor outings, decorating contests, etc.), educational offerings (faculty, staff and guest speakers; current-topic videos; and visits from the president and the deans), and self-development/personal growth opportunities (seminars on such topics as study skills, time management, learning styles and the Bible). Each residence hall staff offers students the opportunity to engage in a variety of activities and programs.
All residents are encouraged to take the initiative in developing hall programming most suitable for residents. Programming ideas are derived from resident input.
Hall CouncilTraditional halls each have a Hall Council, which is made up of residents from the building and is advised by that building's Hall Director. Hall Councils work to provide residents with hall-wide programs, as well as ensure that the voices of the students are heard. Members are elected at the beginning of the year and meetings are held on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. All residents are welcome to attend these meetings, even if they are not an elected member. Speak to your Hall Director if you would like more information about getting involved with your building's Hall Council.
One representative from each Hall Council serves on Inter-Hall Council, a group dedicated to collaborative programming among the various halls. Inter-Hall Council also recognizes members of the residence hall community through the Of the Month Program. |
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