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OUR PURPOSE
The Residence Hall Association at the University South Florida, herein referred to as the RHA, has been established for the purpose of representing and helping student residents address issues and concerns about their welfare at USF. In addition, it will also serve to generate and support activities and programs with the goal of uniting all halls as a community and governmental body on campus.
Who We Are Composed Of
The Residence Hall Association is composed of 13 Hall Councils - each for an area consisting of between 200 and 700 residents. Hall Councils organize social activities in its area, and serve the needs of its residents. Each Hall Council consists of a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, 1 Senator per 100 residents, and a Mayor for every RA. The Hall Councils are elected in the first two weeks of the Fall Semester, and they enter office immediately.
The Governor organizes the work of the Hall Council runs Hall Council meetings, and attends Board Of Governors meetings with governors from other areas and the RHA President.
Lieutenant Governor is in charge of Hall Council's budget and advertisement, and replaces the Governor if they are unable to perform their duties.
The senators help organize area wide programs, attend general RHA meetings, and form part of an RHA committee.
The Mayors help their RA out with programs and bulletin boards, and help their building council organize events.
Our Governing Body
Our governing body is composed of 53 senators, representing 5300 residents and an executive board that consists of The President, The Vice President of Policy and Procedure, The Vice President of Programing, the Director of Finance, the Director of Public Relations and Records, and the National Communications Coordinator. The executive board is elected in the spring, and enters office the following year.
| Meeting Date | Meeting Location | Meeting Theme |
| January | ||
| January 25 |
Cypress E |
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| February | ||
| February 1 |
Holly J |
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| February 8 | Holly J | |
| February 15 | Holly J | Pirate Night |
| February 22 | Holly J | |
| March |
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| March 1 |
Maple C |
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| March 15 |
Maple C |
Election Night |
| March 29 |
Maple C |
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April
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| April 5 |
Argos Study Lounge | |
| April 12 |
Argos Study Lounge | |
| April 19 |
Argos Study Lounge | Hawaiian Night |
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2009-2010 General Assembly Meeting Minutes |
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| 9-14-09 10-5-09 (10-26-09 minutes lost) |
9-28-09 10-19-09 (11-9-09 was an activty) |
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2008-2009 General Assembly Meeting Minutes |
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