The RSA Community Action Team is a group of UMBC residential students consisting of 2-3 representatives from each community that work to smoothly transition CABs from a relatively inactive summer period to a highly active fall semester.CAT members primarily establish the Community Action Boards in each building, as well as help out with Residential Life and RSA activities during Welcome Week. 

CAT members will:

- attend Community Action Team trainings before the start of the fall semester

- working with the RSA Executive Board to get CABs active

- co-host the initial CAB Social with the CAB advisor

- act as CAB representative until formal CAB elections can take place

- coordinating initial CAB meetings

- supporting in CAB Presidential election preparation during the term.

-various other duties as assigned

This year, we are selecting between 16-24 students. The application, found here, is due Monday, April 28th at 11:59pm, and interviews will be conducted the week of the 27th. If you have any questions, please contact Kevin Williams, RSA Director of Advocacy and Leadership, at wilkevi1@umbc.edu.

If you have any questions, email Kevin at wilkevi1@umbc.edu. We hope to see you there!

Hey RSA!!

Is there someone you think is doing a fantastic job in your residential community? Do you feel like letting everyone else know who that wonderful person is?

Nominate someone for RSA's Rose of Recognition. Every week, a winner will be announced! 

We have already have our first winners, Verna Van from Harbor Hall and Cindy Malone from Central Office, so if you see them congratulate them!!

Here's the link to the nomination form and they are due every Wednesday, so keep the nominations coming!!!

 Enigma Artists Society is partnering with Art Week and the End Human Trafficking Campaign for the Fair Trade Coffee House tonight from 7-9 at the Sports Zone.  Come and hear musicians, singers and spoken word poets.  You can enjoy the performances with Fair Trade Certified coffee, tea and cookies provided by End Human Trafficking Campaign.  Come support your fellow UMBC students and have a wonderful time.  Attached is a schedule of the events for Art Week.

As a reminder, STRiVE is a 5-day student leadership retreat sponsored by the Office of Student Life and SGA.  STRiVE participants hone leadership skills, develop campus and social change projects, build community and have a lot fun.  STRiVE's many activities will keep you engaged, and you'll emerge feeling confident, inspired and connected. Participants' ratings of the retreat have been off the charts. 100% of participants say they'd recommend STRiVE to a friend.

We'd love to hear from you #UMBC_RSA!!!