2021 User Conference
Registration is open for the 2021 eRezLife Virtual User Conference. Take the opportunity to learn and share with the eRezLife community!
Thought Leadership
Excel Wizard Training
We all like to think we know how to use Excel but if it’s anything more complex than a sum or sort function, we’re not proficient. If you’re looking for Hacks and useful formulas, keep reading! You’ve come to the right place.
2021 Summer Reading List
Illustrations and incidents of systemic racism, bias, inequity, and prejudice continue to plague our society. There is still much work to be done. We hope this year’s list will inspire your reading list and encourage dialogue and shared learning.
Keep, Toss, and Imagineer
With this next year, think about what to keep, toss, and imagineer. Toss what is not necessary, stomp on what is hindering success, celebrate the visionary, and capitalize on shimmers of innovation.
Weekly Reports: Digitize and Learn
Hiram College made the decision to collect data in a more strategic and intentional way using eRezLife and, as a result, has fundamentally changed their ability to report on their goals and principles.
Community Building: Your Next Step
We know that community is so much more to our stakeholders than a marketing tool, and your work will showcase the value of resilient and intentional communities. Articulating this experience in a meaningful and relatable way will not only advance your own career, it will advance the respect and social capital of Student Affairs professionals everywhere.
Thank You, SEAHO!
On February 25, 2021, we sat in the SEAHO business meeting and heard Katie Lewis announce eRezLife Software as the recipient of the 2021 Corporate Partner Award. She read powerful statements from our community members who nominated us and provided our small company with recognition that holds so much meaning. For us, the award highlighted our company, but more importantly, it highlighted the value and importance of community.
Showcase the Impact of Intentional Interactions
Many will agree, intentional interactions are the lifeblood of Residential Curriculum. Due to the nature of intentional interactions, it can be difficult to collect data, as we rely on student staff members to obtain and document this information. It’s important to precisely identify what information you need to report.