Wonder what it’s like to be an R.A.? Just ask Amber Boulay, senior English major and second year R.A. in Onondaga Hall.
Amber is from Cooperstown, N.Y. and decided to go to Oswego because it was “cheap and beautiful.”
“In high school, I was kind of like a mom,” said Amber on why she decided to apply to be an R.A. She also knows the campus well and figures she would be good at helping out students if they had questions, which is another reason she applied to be an R.A.
The R.A. interviews weren’t too bad for Amber. She didn’t get accepted at first, but tried again and got it.
During the summer, Amber missed being an R.A. because she enjoys it so much.
Not only is Amber an R.A., but she is also a member of Alpha Phi Omega (APO), the co-ed fraternity on campus. APO’s main focus is community service, both on and off campus.
After graduation, Amber is unsure of what to do. She is considering grad school. Her most recent idea is to become a real estate agent. She also wanted to be a librarian at one point.
Until then, catch Amber around campus, continuing to keep busy.