Involvement and Leadership

Get involved! Residential Life is committed to leadership development within the halls and across the ASU campus. In conjunction with many other ASU leadership programs and departments, we are committed to the development of student leaders by providing, promoting and supporting leadership opportunities.

Residence Hall Association (RHA)

The Residence Hall Association (RHA) of Arizona State University-Tempe is the student government for every ASU student living on-campus. The purpose of RHA is to enhance the quality of residence hall life and provide a cohesive voice for the residents by addressing the concerns of the on-campus populations to university administrators and other campus organizations; providing cultural, diversity, educational, and social programming; establishing and working with individual hall councils.

Any student living in the residence halls of ASU-Tempe are encouraged to gain valuable leadership skills through this student organization! In 2008, the RHA of ASU-Tempe was voted "Best School of the Year" out of over 400 higher education institutions!

Interested? Have questions? Visit the RHA web site.

Call 480-965-5809 or e-mail mpgutier@asu.edu

Canon Leadership Program

The Canon Leadership Program provides opportunities for students to define and develop their skills as they network with local and national leaders, collaborate with other involved students, and prepare for leadership roles at ASU, in the surrounding community, and beyon.

For more information, visit
http://www.asu.edu/studentaffairs/mu/leadership/

Student Involvement Promotions Process

Student organizations and ASU affiliated departments are encouraged to sponsor programs consistent with the Arizona State University Mission and to view our residence hall facilities as a resource.
Therefore, the Department of Residential Life invites university recognized clubs, organizations, student groups, and departments to promote their services, events, and goals to other students on campus.
Student groups and departments can reserve space in residence hall lobbies and commons areas for the purpose of setting up an informational table/booth in order to promote their cause.

To reserve space in a residence hall lobby or commons area:

click on the following link to download the Student Involvement Promotions event registration form, or you can complete the form online. Please complete the form online, or turn in a hard copy to:

The Department of Residential Life
170 Student Services Building

or to the hall front desk where you wish to reserve space, 10 days prior to the desired event date. Once submitted, the Community Coordinator hall staff will contact you to confirm your reques