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.: Chapter Specifics

Active vs. Honorary Chapters

NRHH Chapters may choose to be “Honorary” chapters; that is, members do not take an active role. Their activities may include, at most, an induction ceremony or banquet. On the other hand, chapters who plan regular meetings, activities, and projects are considered “Active” chapters. When setting chapter goals, this decision needs to be taken into consideration.

General, Alumni, and Honorary Members

General members are considered to be those students who currently live on campus and meet chapter requirements. When students move off campus or leave the institution, they are considered alumni members. Honorary Members are those who do not meet the requirements but deserve to be recognized.

Benefits Include:

Recognition to residence hall leaders for a job well done, Stimulus for development of residence hall leaders, Retention of experienced leaders, Availability of Membership Pins and Certificates, Newsletters from the National Office and RADs, Admittance to the Regional and National Conference receptions, Communication with other NRHH Chapters.

Activities Include:

Regular meetings, Social activities, Induction banquet, Leadership conferences, Membership on University Housing Committees, Investigation of particular housing issues, Leadership awards or scholarships, Anything you can imagine.


.: Submit an OTM!

Take a moment out of your day and recognize someone on your campus whose story deserves to be told to MACURH and NACURH!  Log onto http://otms.nrhh.org and get to it!  You never know if you or your nominee will be recognized on the regional or national level(s)!


.: MACURH Values Statement

"In providing student resources, The Midwest Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls values diversity, advocacy, integrity, recognition, service, development, and community in an on-campus living environment."

   






   

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