Lynn University Student Affairs

Join us in sending a HUGE thank you to all of our Resident Assistants for RA Appreciation Day! Thank you for all you do to build community, create connections, and support our residents. ✨ Tag your RA below and say thank you!

Meet Valentina - a senior International Business major from La Rioja, Argentina, who applied to be an RA because "I wanted to be able to connect with residents and help them transition into the university."

Serving as the Senior Resident Assistant in E.M. Lynn, Valentina thinks you should apply to be an RA because "applying to be an RA can teach you how to be organized, connect with people and how to manage situations which are all skills one needs for the outside world to work. "

Interested in learning more? Join us at one of our information sessions and click our timeline at http://ow.ly/aFEH50MsBY0!

Celebrate the end of your first week of class and the start of a long weekend with a Welcome Back Bash tonight - Friday, January 13 from 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm! Join the Housing and Residence Life team at the Fire Pit for a bonfire, s'mores, and music.

Say hello to Senior Resident Assistant Lisbeth!

Lisabeth joined the Housing and Residence Life team because she "could be an advocate and guide for incoming students and support returning students, and it was an opportunity to grow in many lifelong skills like leadership." She credits being an RA with helping her improve her time management, problem-solving, and accountability skills.

When asked about the best part of the position, Lisbeth shared, "the best part of being an RA is the opportunity to build and be part of a community and the lifelong friendships you get to form."

Lisbeth is a graduate student studying Exceptional Student Education and joins our team from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Meet Genesis! She is a first-year Resident Assistant in EML Residence Hall and a senior Biology major from Manhattan, New York.

When asked what the best part about becoming a Resident Assistant is, Genesis shared, "you get the power to reach out to so many people and help them - mentally and academically. I love that I can make my residents feel comfortable talking to me, and they know they can always reach out in a time of need or if they want to hang out."

Hear more about why our current staff applied at our upcoming information sessions - and like Genesis says, "be someone's light on a rainy day."

Are you looking for a leadership opportunity where you can leave an impact, build a community you love, and develop deep and lasting relationships? Apply to be a Resident Assistant!

The application process is now open for Resident Assistant positions for the 2023–24 academic year. Join us at our second information session is Tuesday, January 10, at 11 am in UC 240.

Questions? Learn more about the application process at http://ow.ly/FnBp50MlFEk

We have lots of reasons to be thankful today - but the best reason to be thankful is YOU! Thankful for our students, staff and faculty that help us do what we do every single day! 🦃 Share what you’re thankful for below!

Happy Halloween from your Housing and Residence Life and Center for Student Involvement staff! Sound off below on what your costume is this year!

Don’t miss out on the screams and scares! Join Housing and Residence Life for Haunted Halls this Sunday, October 23 until 9:00 pm in Trinity Residence Hall!

Residential Students, Hurricane Ian have you feeling bored in your room? Join the Housing and Residence Life staff in the lobby of your building to play board games and hang out!

We are officially two weeks into the ! What has been your favorite event so far? 💙

It’s the last day of move-in and our student leaders are still smiling! 💙✨ Welcome home to all our Fighting Knight who moved in this week.