The Associate Director of Campus Affairs acts as the Director's right-hand man in making decisions, running meetings, and stepping in as a replacement. He also serves as RHA's liaison to other major student groups such as USG, IFC, PAN, PAB and ASA while also representing the voice of the residents to Residential Life, Facilities Management, Aramark, the SRC Board of Governors and University Administrators. He oversees all standing and ad-hoc committee, handles any campus wide facility issues including event and meeting services requests, and the use of the RHA stage.

The Associate Director of Hall Council is responsible for leadership development. The ADHC works closely with the Hall Council Presidents to improve their skills and build strong hall councils. Likewise, the ADHC helps the Director and rest of the Executive Board plan an amazing training for the presidents and programmers. They also put on the Fall Leadership Camp, a fun weekend camping trip. It is open to every resident on campus and it is a great way to meet new people, get acquainted with RHA and each of the hall councils, and improve your leadership skills. The ADHC is also responsible for the Hall Cup, a year-long competition between the residence halls.

The Associate Director of Business Administration's duties include preparing the budget, recording meeting minutes, assisting the NCC with fundraising, maintaining office supplies, meeting weekly with Cory and the executive board, and meet with Pam at central office to pick up checks or take ERFs.

The Associate Director of Programming is the campus-wide programmer (event-planner) for RHA.  The AD of Programming is also the liaison to other campus programming organizations, oversees all the programmers of each of the residence halls, and is required to put on 5 large-scale programs per semester!  In addition, she oversees the Programmer's Board which consists of all Hall Council Programmers in each individual council.

The Associate Director of Advertising & Public Relations duties include writing press releases, designing crazy flyers/posters, and creating fun t-shirt designs and other promotional materials for the RHA events that are held throughout the school year.  She also oversees the Public Relations Board, which is comprised of each public relations liaison in hall council.  Check out the monthly RHA update in "What in the Hall is Happening?" newsletter at: http://www.asu.edu/studentaffairs/reslife/WITH/tempe.htm (I write these!)

The National Communications Coordinator is in charge of all regional and national communication with other schools. They make all arrangements for regional and national conferences and act as the school's representative in the boardroom at these conferences. They are also in charge of all fundraising efforts of the organization.

The Associate Director of Community Engagement is involved in promoting RHA's involvement through community service. She is a great resource for anyone who likes getting involved in their community and is responsible for planning and executing at least three community service events throughout each semester. Likewise, the AD of CE can help one find places to volunteer or fundraise. In addition, the AD of CE can seek out representatives to speak at your meetings about different events in the community that most people may not be aware of.  Finally, one additional thing that the AD of CE does is assist the Athletic Coordinators in each hall to get people involved in intramurals with the SRC!

The Associate Director of Information Technology serves as the webmaster for RHA's primary website. In addition, he oversees operations involving all technology related activities for RHA and its campus wide activities, assists hall councils with technology related issues at their request, and works with the Associate Director of Business Administration to ensure digital access to RHA documents are readily available.

The Chancellor of the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) Order of the Maroon and Gold conducts and oversees the actions of the member organization established to recognize the top one percent of student leaders within the residence halls. Additionally, the Chancellor serves as an ex-officio officer on the executive board of the Residence Hall Association (RHA) as an outlet for promoting the four pillars of NRHH: Leadership, Recognition, Scholastics, and Service. The Chancellor acts as a NRHH Liaison to the RHA and also serves as a resource for the Of-The-Month recognition program in the residence halls.

The National Residence Hall Honorary holds weekly meetings, leadership seminars and workshops, and community service events. For more information, please visit the Facebook group or www.asu.edu/clubs/nrhh. For information on getting involved as an active member of the organization, please contact NRHH.Membership@asu.edu.

The Advisor to the Residence Hall Association has the pleasure of serving as a resource, advocate, educator, and information resource to the RHA Executive Board and to RHA as a whole. The Advisor also works closely in the development of the hall council and apartment council advisors.