The Resident Student Association is looking for our next group of leaders for our 2021-2022 paid Executive Board positions. We have 7 positions available, which you can learn more about on the application and each position includes financial compensation through stipends.

 
What is RSA? Our main goals are to advocate for residents and hold awesome events for residents. We work closely with Residential Life, student organizations, and other student leaders to bring vibrancy to living on-campus. If you have been looking to gain leadership experience and to make a difference at UMBC, definitely consider applying!
 
If you have any questions about RSA positions or anything else, feel free to send an email to rsaexecboard-group@umbc.edu.

The Resident Student Association is looking for our next group of leaders for our 2022-2023 paid Executive Board positions. We have 7 positions available, which you can learn more about on the application and each position includes financial compensation through stipends.

 
What is RSA? Our main goals are to advocate for residents and hold awesome events for residents. We work closely with Residential Life, student organizations, and other student leaders to bring vibrancy to living on-campus. If you have been looking to gain leadership experience and to make a difference at UMBC, definitely consider applying!
 
If you have any questions about RSA positions or anything else, feel free to send an email to rsaexecboard-group@umbc.edu.

Residential Life is currently accepting applications for the following hourly positions for 2021-2022.  Information about each position can be found below.  The application deadline is Friday, March 26, 2021.  Click here to apply for these positions today!

• Desk Receptionist Job Description
• Office Assistant Job Description

• Students registered in at least one (1) in-person or hybrid class or a predetermined university affiliation or sponsorship by a university department that requires access to university facilities in order to fulfill academic commitments.
• This includes but is not limited to research facilities, labs, and athletic training facilities.
• Participation in first-year academic cohort programs, including but not limited to scholars programs and Living Learning Communities (LLCs).
• Students’ distance from campus based on permanent address (students with addresses greater than 30 miles from campus will be given stronger consideration) and international students.
• Students with an approved medical housing accommodation through Student Disability Services (sds.umbc.edu) that requires them to live on campus.
• Students identified as having exceptional need for housing.
• Please note that on-campus employment and student club and organization affiliation are not priority factors at this time.
• All student housing needs are not identified by these categories; therefore, UMBC staff will work to review individual requests for on-campus housing through the Fall Housing Wait List Application. Our priority in these decisions will be based on student need for safe and secure housing or for whom on-campus housing is necessary to fulfill their academic requirements.