Students: Become a Community Leader

University Housing is looking for Community Leaders, and students...this could be you! A Community Leader's (CL) main responsibility is just that – being a leader within the community in which they live. CLs live on campus and are responsible for creating environments in which the residents feel safe and at home. CLs have a primary responsibility to get to know each individual resident in their hall and ensure the residents’ well-being throughout the academic year. Additionally, CLs will assist their Resident Director with various educational programming initiatives. These student employees also have the responsibility to enforce University Housing and Student Code of Conduct policies, be a first responder during emergency situations and act as a liaison between the residents and University Housing. Available in October each year, candidates who meet or exceed the minimum requirements participate in two phases of selection:  Phase 1 – an individual and a group interview (November), and if selected to move on to Phase 2, are asked to participate in LEAD 3900 (non-credit 1 hour leadership class) during the spring semester before hire. Candidates are then selected in late March or early April for the next academic year.