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The Office
of Residential and Family Living (RFL) is committed to creating
an atmosphere within the University of California, Berkeley residence
hall community which facilitates the educational and personal development
of all residential students. RFL provides programs, resources and
services which augment the academic mission of the University by
providing opportunities for academic and personal growth.
Each residential complex is coordinated by professional staff members
who oversee the residential programs in their living community.
Each hall or area within the unit is staffed with paraprofessionals
including Resident Assistants who serve as peer advisors, assist
with residents’ educational and social activities and help
maintain community standards. For more information on leadership
opportunities check out http://www.housing.berkeley.edu/student/leadership.html.
Academic Services Centers exist in Units 1, 2, and 3, Clark Kerr Campus, and Foothill.
Bowles, Stern and Foothill residents share academic program facilities.
Services provided by the Academic Services Centers include study sessions
with tutors, computing centers, faculty programs, courses and advising.
All Computing Centers have Macintosh and IBM / PC compatible computers
running the latest software applications and are connected to the
campus network which includes GLADIS,
MELVYL
(library catalog systems) and e-mail as well as the World Wide Web.
During the evening hours Security Monitors are posted at the entrance
of all halls in Units 1, 2, 3, and Stern Hall. The Security Monitor
is there to assist in the security of the community and to control
access by people who do not live in the building. At Clark Kerr
Campus and Foothill, because of multiple private entrances, the
security staff patrols the grounds of the facility, and operates
an information desk in the evenings. For more safety information,
check out these campus websites:
http://police.berkeley.edu/newselist.html
http://police.berkeley.edu/about_UCPD/bear-territory.html
http://public-safety.berkeley.edu
http://police.berkeley.edu/
Residence
Hall Assembly is the main student governing body of the Residence
Halls, consisting of 25-30 representatives from the 21 different
Hall Associations and an executive staff of six. It lobbies and
interacts with the division of Residential
and Student Service Programs, the University, the City of Berkeley,
and residence halls across the nation. RHA sponsors and plans system-wide
activities and events, and passes legislation to improve the quality
of life within the residence halls. For more information about RHA
or to get involved, call the RHA Office at (510) 643-9741.
Residential
Computing provides a fast Ethernet network connection to the
Internet in all residence hall rooms and is responsible for making
sure that students are able to access computers for their academic
work. They also maintain and service the Ethernet computer network
that connects our residents to the campus network and provides technical
support for residents. They even making house calls to fix computer
problems.
For more information
about getting connected in the residence halls check out
http://rescomp.berkeley.edu/helpdesk/register/
New Sudent Services
http://nss.berkeley.edu
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