Getting involved

The Residence Hall Association is the student government for the on-campus residential community built on being the voice for the residents and providing leadership experience, recognition, fun events, and a love for the on-campus experience.

The Dr. Neil Potter Chapter of National Residence Hall Honorary at Northern Arizona University represents the Top 1% of student leaders on our campus. As an organization we focus on our four outstanding pillars of scholastics, leadership, recognition, and service. Our NRHH chapter writes “Of The Month’s” every month to recognize outstanding people from our campus, such as Resident Assistants, Residence Hall Directors, and many more outstanding leaders at NAU.

Community Councils are smaller programming and governing boards located in each residence hall community that seek to create engagement opportunities for residents to make a difference.

Community Councils accomplish this through quality programming, advocating for the residents in their communities and developing practical leadership skills. Community Councils strive to be a complement to the community building efforts of the RA Staff and other student leaders working within the halls.

• Quality programming – varied and well planned social opportunities for residents at large to come together outside of events planned by the RA staff.
• Advocacy – through representation at RHA communities can voice their opinions and seek out feedback from residents in and out of community council. Additionally, Community Councils seek to find meaningful ways of spending dedicated funds to benefit residents.
• Leadership Development – supporting both individual and group development through skill building opportunities created by RHA and the Community Council Advisor. Create opportunities for the community at large to develop leadership skills.

The Community Advisory Board (CAB) is a committee of students who hear disciplinary conduct cases for the residence halls. This hearing board is authorized to determine whether a resident has violated the Student Code of Conduct or Standards of Residence, and to recommend sanctions. Learn more.