Housing Leadership Opportunities

The Student Voice

USHA is the voice of the students living in the residence halls, acting as as the liaison between residents and University Housing, and the UCM community. USHA...

• communicates the issues and concerns of residence hall living to University Housing and submits proposals and recommendations regarding policies and facility improvements.

• promotes, coordinates and facilitates activities in all facets of on-campus living and contributes to the general welfare of all residents in the residence halls.

• strives to build community in the residence halls and provide on-campus residents with opportunities to enhance their leadership skills, personal growth and social interactions.

• For information on joining or getting involved with USHA, email ebishop@ucmo.edu

Consider running for USHA Exec or as an USHA Rep!

• USHA is highly involved on campus. They have a representative on Student Government Association (SGA), Mo's Activities Council (MAC) and the Student Funding Committee.
• Each year USHA sponsors the Family of the Year competition, Battle of the Halls, and the Coolest Room Contest.
• The group also sponsors student leaders so they may go to regional and national conferences, and also cosponsor an annual scholarship with NRHH for a student leader in Housing.
• USHA oversees a variety of services for on-campus students as well like the refrigerator rental program, carpet program, welcome kit & finals kit program.

Recognize and Serve with Heart

• NRHH commits itself to two core values:  Recognition and service.
• NRHH is designed to give local, regional and national recognition to students making outstanding contributions to their residence halls.
• Student leaders often go above and beyond to participate and support these events and NRHH exists to honor these students. Students are nominated each month for "Of the Month" awards (OTMs). Find out more about OTMs or submit one today!

NRHH is the only nationwide organization that recognizes residence hall leaders. Membership in local chapters is limited to one percent of our school’s residence hall population, or 15 members, whichever is larger. Being selected into the membership is an honor in which one can take a great amount of pride.

Membership Requirements

• Have lived in the residence hall for at least one semester (including current semester) prior to induction
• One semester of service must have been completed at UCM
• Have made a positive contribution to the residence hall system
• Be in good academic and judicial standing
• Have at least a 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale

For more information, contact NRHH Advisor, Lizz Bishop at ebishop@ucmo.edu

Spring NRHH Application