Campus Involvement

Athletics	Intramurals
E.R.R.S.A.	Student Government
Student Activities	Greek Life
Volunteer Network

The ERAU Volunteer Network has operated with thousands of volunteers helping and supporting the needs of the community over the last decade. Get involved by coming by our office, to see how we may connect your interests and skills to the needs of our Halifax Area community, or through the Internet…the world.
Our office is located in a two-room suite, in the Tine Davis Pool Building. Our door is located on the west side of that building (around the corner from the Counseling Center/Orientation Department.) We will generally be open from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. There are 10 federally funded student employees who operate this office; the coordinator of the ERAU Volunteer Network is Jean Snyder (who is also Activities Coordinator, in International Student Services.). Call the Volunteer Network at: 226-7082. We can be reached by on-campus e-mail: outreach@erau.edu.
Feel that heartbeat, and find a way to get involved in your community – as a volunteer. We are here to serve you.

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Embry Riddle Resident Student Association

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The Embry-Riddle Resident Student Association (E.R.R.S.A.) works to make life better for students living on campus. Its voting members are all students elected by their peers in the residence halls.

The movement to start a residence hall government at Embry-Riddle was a cooperative effort between residence life staff and students. It began in 1996 after the Student Village was built. The goal was to create not only a new residence hall building but also a true “living-learning” environment. In Fall 1996, many students signed an interest sheet, a committee began meeting to discuss structure, and elections were planned. The first ERRSA officers were introduced in the Spring of 1997.

E.R.R.S.A. is affiliated with the National Association of College and University Residence Halls (NACURH), the world’s largest student-run organization, and its state and regional affiliates. Through this involvement, students have the opportunities to receive leadership training; to share ideas & information with students from other schools; and to represent our school at state, regional, and national levels. Although it is not directly affiliated with ERAU’s Student Government Association (SGA) or with the Residence Life staff, ERRSA works very closely with both.

Q & A

Q: How can I get involved?
In the Fall, there will be ERRSA elections for hall representative positions. Think about running for a hall rep position in your residence hall and look out for flyers, check out Channel 2, and ask your RA about election info sessions which will inform you of what you need to do to run in the election. If you don’t run for a position, make sure you vote!

Q: Does ERRSA affect me?
If you live on campus – yes! The students you elect to represent you will be helping shape policies that affect life on campus. They will also be the students who bring you social events and activities in the residence halls. Make sure you find out who your hall representatives are and let them know what you think about residence hall life. Or better yet – become a representative yourself!

Q: Where is the ERRSA office?
The office is located in the Student Village next to the Housing Office, formerly the
C-Store. There are no regular office hours at this time, but you can leave messages at 386-323-8038.

Q: How can I get more information?
Talk to an ERRSA member or contact Kara, the ERRSA Advisor, at 386-323-8000. Be on the lookout for signs and posters about ERRSA activities, and check out the ERRSA website:
www.db.erau.edu/campus/student/clubs/errsa

"Your Voice in the Residence Halls"