In University Housing, we recognize that community
involvement supports students' personal and academic success in college. Here are some great opportunities to connect with residents, develop your leadership,
and enrich life in the residence halls.
IRHC is a bureau of the Student Government Association and an affiliate of University Housing that builds community and develops leaders across FSU's campus. IRHC creates opportunities for resident engagement and leadership development across the campus community through hall council service, large-scale events, conference participation, and peer advocacy efforts that serve all campus residents. IRHC also works closely with each residential community's Hall Council to support efforts in creating an optimal experience for campus residents.
Hall Councils are student organizations in each residence hall that work to enhance the experience of living on campus. Hall Council members collaborate to develop community events and provide services for residents. Most importantly, Hall Councils support the personal development of our residents, providing an outlet for students to meet new people, develop leadership skills, and take ownership of their experience at FSU.
Every resident is welcome to become involved in Hall Council! Hall Council executive board recruitment and elections occur in the first weeks of the Fall semester. New members are always welcome! Connect with your hall staff for more information on how to get connected. Hall Councils are governed by IRHC.
NRHH is an honorary organization, whose members represent the top 1% of student leaders living on–campus. NRHH spearheads initiatives that support community service, recognition, leadership development, and scholastic achievement. Student leaders who have lived on-campus for at least one semester and have made demonstrated outstanding leadership in the residence halls are eligible candidates for membership.
The Residential Conduct Board provides a unique opportunity for students to serve the community by promoting civility and accountability within the residence halls. The Residential Conduct Board is a group of on-campus students trained to hold informal hearings involving violations of the Florida State University Student Conduct Code. The Conduct Board actively upholds University Housing policies to maintain a safe and responsible campus community. Conduct Board hearings take place on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings, depending on case availability.
As a member of the Residential Conduct Board, you will gain professional skills in conflict management, critical thinking and public speaking. Additionally, students selected for the Residential Conduct Board will participate in various university housing programs that promote ethical development and safety and security within the residence halls. This is a great leadership opportunity for those students interested in pursuing a career in law or government.
If you are interested in joining the Residential Conduct Board, please complete a Fall 2016 Application here by Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 11:59 pm. If you have any questions regarding Residential Conduct Board, please contact Nicole DiBartolo, Program Coordinator for Conduct, at NDiBartolo@fsu.edu.
Program Coordinator, Leadership & Engagement
Assistant Coordinator, Leadership & Engagement
Program Coordinator, Conduct & Assessment
The Student Activities Center at Florida State University is more than just a place.
The Student Activities Center serves as a guide for Florida State students in molding and creating their FSU experience.
The Student Activities Center believes that student involvement outside of the classroom contributes to important learning gains and a well rounded college experience that prepares students for life after graduation.
Find out more about the Student Activities Center
Florida State University has over 600 Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs)
on campus. Find out more about the different student organizations and how to get involved on Nole Central.
Find out more about Nole Central
The Division of Student Affairs collaborates with students, faculty, and staff to
create welcoming, supportive and challenging environments that maximize opportunities for student learning and success. Through high quality programs and services, the Division staff facilitates student development,
celebrates differences, and promotes civic and global responsibility.