Become an RA at CUAA!
Are you ready to demonstrate your leadership skills, grow your facilitation skills, and demonstrate your faith and study? Then you may consider being an RA!
Resident Assistants (RAs) help create a campus community through service that contributes to the growth and development of their fellow students, primarily in the residence halls. The role provides a valuable servant leadership experience and is a great way to demonstrate CUAA values and help fellow students. RAs are an integral part of Residence Life at CUAA.
Job descriptions for all of these positions can be found on the bulletin board outside of the Residence Life office. If you have questions, please contact Residence Life at 734-995-7342.
RA roles and responsibilities
Resident Assistants are assigned to an area of approximately 30 individuals. Their primary responsibility is to act as a representative of Residence Life for their residence hall community. Resident Assistants represent Residence Life as a role model in all facets of University life.
The six basic roles are:
- Community Facilitator
- Team Member
- Administrator
- Programmer
- Policy Advocate
- Referral Agent
Requirements and expectations
All Resident Assistants must be enrolled as full-time students at Concordia University Ann Arbor and maintain a cumulative 2.25 grade point average. You must be in good standing with the university and Residence Life. All Resident Assistants are also required to attend all staff training and meetings as necessary. Additional expectations and duties as set forth by the Director of Residence Life, Resident Director, and the RA Manual.
Compensation
As a traditional Resident Assistant at CUAA, you’ll earn a salary equivalent to the cost of room charge and will be divided per pay period. Campus Ministry RAs will be compensated in the form of a stipend paid out at the beginning and middle of each semester.