Check out the fun programs that the Residential Leadership Team offers throughout the year. Don’t miss out on any of the great opportunities. Email us at resed.leadership@nyu.edu to learn more! |
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LeaderShops: These interactive workshops touch on various topics critical for successful student leaders. Topics such as developing a mission statement, motivating your group and successful dining etiquette are just some of the 20 workshops offered in this series for student leaders. Look for LeaderShop advertisements in your residence hall! |
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Leadership through Film: We’ve taken over 150 films that focus on leadership or wellness topics and have created structured curriculums to help student staff facilitate conversations on these topic areas. Films include Little Miss Sunshine, The Devil Wear’s Prada, and Dead Poet’s Society. Ask your RA or Peer Educator today how your floor can experience Leadership through Film. (RAs and Peer Educators – click on the Leadership through Film logo to access the program files.). Click here for a full listing. |
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Residential Student Leader Retreat (phase one rolled out in 2007, phase two in 2008): This retreat is an opportunity for residential student leaders to meet and connect with others at an off campus camp site. This two night retreat helps student leaders to develop in a number of identified competencies. The retreat also is used as a tool to assist our residential student groups (IRHC, NRHH, RA Council, PE Council, Peer Board) to understand their roles and goals and how to interact successfully with one another. |
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Residential Mentor Program: This program provides first year students the opportunity to be paired with an upperclassmen mentor. Mentors and mentees are placed together based on the answers they provide on a structured questionnaire. Several programs and events are in place throughout the year for mentors and mentees to connect. Click on the Mentorship logo to learn more about this program! |
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MLK Day of Service: This event is a way for NYU students, staff, and faculty to give back to the New York City community. Each year the Leadership Team identifies community organizations with whom we partner to connect students with service projects in every borough of the city. A reception and a discussion of the work of Martin Luther King, Jr. follow the day of service. |
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Alternative Spring Break New Orleans: This program is all about service learning. During spring break, members of the Residential Leadership Team, in collaboration with members of the Office of Student Activities and faculty, guide a group of undergraduate resident students on a week long alternative break program to New Orleans, Louisiana. Site topics change yearly but the experience is always deeply rooted in self reflection, community building and learning. Click on the ASB logo for more information. |
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Advisor Program Circle Roundtables: Several times a year the Residential Leadership Team will take some time to have conversations with advisors in a group setting. The conversations may revolve around a particular topic, a current event, an upcoming program, or may be an unstructured time to share ideas, thoughts and challenges about advising. |
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TORCH Day Fall: The IRHC and the Leadership Team host an annual fall student leadership conference. The confernece includes a roll call of all hall councils, a keynote address, three breakout sessions and a separate advisor track. We all need to continually revisit our advising practices. TORCH Day Fall is a great way to continue educating ourselves and our students about best practices in student leadership. |
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| TORCH Day Spring: The IRHC and the Leadership Team also host an annual spring student leadership conference. This confernece is more experiential in nature and the format changes from year to year. TORCH Day Spring also includes a separate advisor | |
| Appreciation Days: The Leadership Team plans the annual recognition of resident assistants, peer educators, professional and graduate hall staff, as well as Facilities, Public Safety, housekeeping, and housing staff. | |
In addition, members of the Residential Leadership Team advise two student organizations:
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| IRHC: The Inter-Residence Hall Council (IRHC) serves as the umbrella organization for all hall councils. IRHC’s mission is to improve the residential experience by creating and supporting communities within New York University’s residence halls by advocating for the needs of residents as well as providing community service and other programmatic opportunities. Click on the IRHC logo to visit their website! |  |
NRHH: The National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is a group that provides recognition and encourages service and leadership for its membership and the residential population at NYU. Click on the NRHH logo to visit their website! |
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