The Residence Hall Director is a full time, live in professional staff person - not a student! The RHD is responsible for the long range planning as well as day-to-day operations of the building, and is the Mews and Loving House representative to its parent organizations: Housing and Residential Life, Campus Life Enterprises, and Cornell University.
What's a RA?
The RAs are live-in student staff members who have been trained extensively in working in undergraduate residence halls, in areas including educational programming, counseling, referrals, and crisis management. Mews & Loving House has 10 RAs and you may go to any of them if you have questions or problems. There is an RA on call every night of the week and on the weekends to respond to any emergencies in the building. The RAs will be some of the first people you meet upon moving in with us. They are here because they care about you and want your experience to be as successful and positive as possible.
What's a Faculty-in-Residence?
North Campus Faculty-in-Residence play a fundamental role in the North Campus living-learning community, helping to create a shared experience and supportive environment that fosters academic and intellectual learning, personal development, holistic well-being, and a sense of belonging and connectedness. While Faculty-in-Residence are pivotal to each of these dimensions, Faculty-in-Residence play a leadership role in the dimension of learning.
What are faculty & community fellows?
Faculty & Community Fellow’s primary responsibility is to provide students in their residential community with opportunities to explore and cultivate the students’ academic, intellectual, and cultural interests. To accomplish this, Faculty Fellows work closely with the Faculty-in-Residence, if the community has one; the Residence Hall Director (RHD); and potentially other Faculty Fellows.
