RHA/Hall Council

UC has many great student involvement organizations including hall government, the Residence Hall Association and the National Residence Hall Honorary, which are local chapters of two national organizations. Each organization has a voice in residential programming and provides leadership opportunities for members.


Hall Government

Nearly every residence hall community has a government body made up of representatives from each floor of the building. Elections are held in each hall in the beginning of fall semester. Hall government groups usually meet weekly in their communities.

  • Calhoun Hall Executive Council (CHEC)
  • Campus Rec Center/Dabney Council (CRCDC)
  • Daniels Hall Association (DHA)
  • Government of Siddall Hall (GOSH)
  • Jefferson Advisory Council (JAC) - serving Turner and Schneider Halls
  • Morgens Hall Governing Association
  • Scioto & Marian Spencer Hall Association
  • Stratford Heights Association (SHA)
  • University Park Apartments Association (UPAA)
Fall 2021 Hall Government Timeline
Event:  Date:   

Hall Government Info Session

Applications Open

Applications Close

Campaigning Begins

Meet the Candidates Night

Campaigning Ends

Voting

Election Results Announced

Aug. 23rd - 27th

Aug. 23rd

Aug. 31 @ 9:00 AM

Sept. 1st

Sept. 6th - 10th

Sept. 13th @ 12:00 AM

Sept. 13th - 15th

Sept. 17th 

 

You can expect to receive more information about your specific community in emails from hall staff and during the first few weeks of your arrival to campus. 


Residence Hall Association

logo for Queen City chapter of  Residence Hall Association

In addition to hall government, there is a representative from each residence community to serve in the Residence Hall Association (RHA). RHA is the system-wide hall governance body for all of the UC residence hall communities and meets weekly. RHA plans large-scale programs for over 5,000 residents on campus. Some of the annual programs are Relaxation Station, Sibs Weekend, International Taste and the Welcome Weekend Scavenger Hunt.

A portion of your room and board fee, called an activities fee, is used to fund the Residence Hall Association. You can use your voice to influence how these funds are used.

Make an impact on your residential experience. The Residence Hall Association is looking for residents to join their team! Keeping our motto in mind, "Serving, representing and advocating for the on-campus student population."

If you have any questions, please contact queencityrha@ucmail.uc.edu


National Residence Hall Honarary (NRHH)

logo for Queen City chapter of National Residence Hall Honorary

The National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is the premiere honorary supported by the leading international organization advocating for the interests and welfare of residence hall students, while also providing opportunities for their personal growth and development. Incorporated in 2016, the Queen City chapter of NRHH was created with the intention of upholding the pillars of Leadership, Recognition, Scholastics and Service within not only the Bearcats community, but the greater Cincinnati area as well. NRHH strives to provide recognition for individuals who have contributed to the advancement of college and university housing. It ensures the advancement of member chapters through resource sharing, programming, and leadership development opportunities to contribute and support the vision of the National Association of College and University Residence Halls, Incorporated.

If you have any questions, please contact queencitynrhh@ucmail.uc.edu.