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Drink 'n Think
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WELCOMES ALL
PENN STATE
STUDENTS
e Feature
* School Supplies
* Health and Beauty Aids
* Automotive Needs
* Housewares
19 S. Union St., Middletown. PA.
Thursday, April 10, 1980
Master Charge
Visa Accepted
1980-81 Resident Assistant
Selections Begins
A meeting for all persons interested
in becoming Resident Assistants dur
ing the next academic year was held
Tuesday evening, April 8, 1980, at 7;00
p.m. in the Gallery Lounge. The duties
and responsibilities of Resident Assis
tants were discussed, followed by the
distribution of applications. Refresh
ments were available to allow for
informal questions and answers at the
end of the session.
Those who were unable to attend
may pick up applications from their
Resident Assistant, from the Wrisberg
Hall Office, or from the Residence
Living Office at 946 A Kirtland Avenue.
The screening of candidates for the
Resident Assistant position is based on
peer review on the part of current
Resident Assistants and members of
the residence governing organizations;
evaluations of each candidate by the
Faculty Program Heads, the Student
Affairs Staff, and the Department of
Housing and Food Service, and refer
ences submitted by each candidate.
Among other qualities and compe
tencies sought in applicants are an
ability to relate to others in an effective
and mature fashion;an ability to coun
sel and advise on personal and school
related problemsiknowledge of Cam
pus and community resources for refer
ral and informational purposes; an
ability to assume a disciplinary role
when necessary; and a positive atti
tude toward the entire Campus com
munity, its spirit, and its potential.
Screening of applicants includes a
review of the application, references
and group interview performance. Fin
al selection of appointees will be made
from a list of qualified candidates
submitted to Patricia Murphy, Coordi-
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nator, Residence Living Program, and
Dr. James D. South, Director of Stu
dent Affairs.
Qualified candidates remaining on
the list will be considered for alternacy
to R.A. positions which may become
available during the 1980-81 academic
year. Appointments are announced
following the release of Spring Term
grades at the end of June.
Persons submitting applications
must have a 2.00 cumulative grade
point average, and must be attending
classes at the Capitol Campus at the
time of filing the application. In addi
tion, they should obtain a request for
Fall Term housing from the Housing
Office, and submit it along with the
$45.00 advance deposit to the Finance
Office.
Interested persons should feel free
to contact any member of the Resi
dence Living Program Staff for further
information. The deadline for filing
applications for the Resident Assistant
position is Friday, April 18, 1980 in the
RLPO.
Important
Meeting
The Provost's Advisory Committee
on Student Welfare will hold their
Spring Term Meeting- at 3 p.m., Wed
nesday, April 30 in the Gallery Lounge.
Students, faculty, and staff who
have items which they would like to
have placed on the agenda for this
meeting should submit them to Dr.
South or Michael Sheldon by Friday,
April 25th. The meeting will be open to
all members of the Campus community.
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