Duty nights and incident reports
Duty is mostly walking, listening and being visible, with a few moments that matter a lot. These pages cover documentation, confronting policy violations and what other staff have written down for their RAs. Your campus policies and your supervisor come first.
- Enforcing Quiet Hours
Quiet Hours Q - How do I get my floor to obey the quiet hours rule? On weeknights, our quiet hours are from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m., and weekends (Friday…
- Confronting Negative Behavior
Q. Unfortunately, part of the RA job is confronting negative behavior. This can be a tough role to take on, especially since the relationships we…
- Critical Incidents - Response and Reaction
It is something that Residence Life staff everywhere hope never to have to deal with, yet the threat is real. RA training touches upon it barely, if…
- Program Report Guidelines
Word document, 23 KB. Download the original DOC file . The text below was extracted from it, so tables, images and layout may differ. Program Report…
- Being On Duty
Being on duty.. . perhaps there are some exceptions out there, but I doubt most RAs consider this their favorite part of the job. Then again, there…
- Programming Models and Documents
- Documents
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