Cratis D. Williams School of Graduate Studies

Residence Directors have primary responsibility for the day to day supervision and management of a residence hall that houses between 200 and 400 students. This includes the training and supervision of a staff between five and nine Resident Assistants; the incorporation of the mission, vision and values of University Housing into the operation of the residence hall, implementation of university and departmental policies and procedures, facilitating educational programing, and administrative responsibilities including serving on departmental work groups or task forces.

The Residence Director, as an administrative official of the University and a member of the University Housing staff is expected to develop the skills required in the position and to accept the responsibilities that come with being a role model for students and staff. The Residence Director works with students to develop a sense of community in their residence halls through educational programming, daily student interaction and addressing residential concerns or behaviors . The Residence Director is required to live in an apartment within the residence hall. The Residence Director reports directly to a Coordinator and typically works about 15 - 25 hours a week. At the beginning and end of the school year, as well during training weeks, RDs will typically work more than 25 hours. Residents Directors are not expected to work during academic break weeks(unless on duty) or when using personal leave, so RDs would be paid accordingly.

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