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Why You Should Go to Your RA’s Programs

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Xavier chapter.

 

If you are one of those people who think that RA programs are super lame events that are only for helping first-year students get to know each other, then I’m here to convince you otherwise! RA programs are free, fun, and a great way to get to know other people in your residence hall, no matter how long you’ve been living on-campus. 

 

 

 

RA programs encompass literally anything: crafts, games, movies, music, conversations, and more. An RA program can even get you off-campus to the Zoo, to a park, to go pottery painting, or to see a play. RA Programs can also expand your horizons from the comfort of your floor lounge by introducing you to new activities, like planting a succulent, making a meal, discussing a new topic, or meeting a new person. 

 

 

 

Are you too cool to have fun? I didn’t think so. Branch out and go to your RA’s program! You won’t regret the connections you make or the things you learn, or, let’s be honest, the free food. Like every aspect of college, you get out of RA programs what you put in. 

Margot Bond

Xavier '20

Margot is a senior Economics, Sustainability, and Society major with minors in Political Science and Gender and Diversity Studies from Louisville, Kentucky. In addition to writing articles for Her Campus, she is a Resident Assistant at Xavier and involved in student sustainability. She loves listening to John Mayer, watching Netflix, and doing crosswords with her boyfriend. Most importantly, she is 100% a cat person.
Tasha Young is a senior Marketing and Communications major from Dallas, Texas. She is the Marketing Manager and Co-Correspondent for Her Campus Xavier and the Vice President of Xavier's Women In Business. She's a giant comic book nerd who loves Mexican food, pokehunting with her dog, and playing video games with her boyfriend.