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Ways to Lead, Getting Involved & Things To Do
Help
Great People Win Awards
Each month the Office of Residence Life recognizes
individuals and groups who have achieved excellence in created a
positive residential environment. Learn more and nominate
someone you know!
Join
your Community/Neighborhood Council
Every area has their own Community Council and every
Residence Hall floor has their own Neighborhood
Council. This is your opportunity to join in
addressing community issues and offering community
events to your fellow Hoyas.
InterHall
This campus-wide organization serves as the voice of
students in the halls. Representation is
offered to every community council. InterHall
is open to anyone on campus and works to address
resident concerns and offer leadership and
programming for those who live on the Hilltop.
Join the Residential Judicial
Council RJC is a student organization that hears
alleged violations of the Student Code of Conduct.
These student councils collaborate with Residence
Life and the Office of Student Conduct.
Join the Residents of Color Council The Residents of Color Council (ROCC) was
founded in 2005 by residents who wanted to further
address the unique issues of living on campus as a
Resident of Color. They have provided
trainings, collaborated with LEAD, and hosted
philanthropy events.
Participate or create a
Living & Learning Community
Georgetown currently has eight Living Learning
Communities on campus. You can learn more
about joining our existing communities or about
forming a new one.
Posting in the Residence Halls & Apartments
We hope student groups will share their events with our
residents. Please read here to learn how you can post in
the residence halls. Additionally, you can
request notice of your event be sent to all our RAs.
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In this space, you can
find events being hosted by our department, our student
groups, Community Councils, and in Alumni Lounge. To determine
if the event is open, and other details, click on the link for
each event.
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If
you're already a leader in your community and looking to
do more, perhaps you should consider applying to join
our student staff.
