1. Caroline Davis, Peery Hall RA Could it be you? Office of Residential Life Heth Hall Room 226 (540) 831-5375 www.radford.edu/~res-life Team Benefits Work with awesome people, both staff and residents Develop leadership and other skills that will help you in other positions and in your future career Build lifelong friendships Oh yeah… you get a single room and a meal plan for free too! How I become a team member: Apply online by 5pm, January 29, 2010 for Fall 2010 Must have 2.4 GPA Prior residence hall and leadership experience preferred Candidates will go through an individual interview and group process day BE A RA! JOIN THE TEAM! Where do I find more info? Talk with your RA or RD Go online to www.radford.edu/-res-life UNLEASH YOUR ENERGY “Being a RA means I get to come “home” to a place of over 100 people who like to talk to me and joke around and have a good time. It means I have a family here, a Res Life family and a hall family. “

2. Strong, stable, and growing … RA assurance RA DIRECT BE A RA! REQUIREMENTS: Sophomore 2.4 GPA Prior Residential Living Experience Leadership Experience Now accepting applications for SPRING 2010 and FALL 2010 Semesters www.radford.edu/res-life

3. Just DO IT Be A RA! Kirnelius Williams, Muse RA Could it be you? Office of Housing and Residential Life Heth Hall Room 226 (540) 831-5375 www.radford.edu/~res-life Attend an Interest Session November 5 th a@7pm in Heth Hall Room 022 November 9 th @ 7pm in Muse 1 st floor lounge November 16 th @ 7pm in Draper Basement Lounge December 2 nd @7pm in Cook Hall Room 107 December 8 @ 5pm in Heth Hall Room 043 December 10 @ 12 pm Bonnie Room 250 *bring your lunch January 20 @ 12 pm Bonnie Room 250 *bring your lunch January 26 @ 7pm Bonnie Room 250 January 28 @ 5pm Bonnie Room 250 Apply Now Online! Applications Due January 29 th for Fall 2010 “Being an RA means being a leader and a role model. It’s also all about balance. You have to balance academics, getting to know your residents, assisting them with anything they may need and building community on your hall and in your building.”