Join us in the windy city…We’re heading to Chicago for our 2023 User Conference! “It is so worth attending. Think back to when you first started using eRezLife and realized the potential for your campus….
Oh, hey! Welcome to the community! The RA role is ubiquitous in college campus residence life. Whether you call them resident assistants, resident advisors, community assistants, student leaders, or another name, we hope that there…
Oh hey! Welcome to the community. We’ll say it: the last couple of years have been tough for Residence Life and Housing professionals. It’s been hard enough just dealing with the daily challenges of the…
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.
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.
Take a moment to pause, watch the memorable fireside reading, and smile as we tell the story of 2020.
The thoughtful and integrated approach to staff development based on your desired traits will create a meaningful development opportunity for your staff. Not all staff will start in the same place, but working together and sharing in the journey will bring your team closer together. It’s important to use the traits and attributes that you value in your staff and ensure you foster interest, understanding, growth, and transparency throughout your process.
Food insecurity, housing insecurity, and homelessness have and continue to be an issue on college and university campuses. Unfortunately, they are issues that continue to encounter a social stigma associated with these issues. It’s a systemic issue that unfortunately impacts already marginalized communities. Sam Prater founded LA Room and Board as a place “to support students in identifying housing without respect to credit worthiness, income level, or other barriers.
