Residence Hall Association

Camryn is a senior studying Finance and Entrepreneurship. On campus, she is an Employer Engagement Assistant for the BC Career Center and a Peer Advisor for the CSOM Office, but she is most excited to be a Co-President of RHA. Camryn first joined RHA her sophomore year as a part of SLC and last year served as a SLC co-chair. This year, Camryn is really excited to grow RHA as a whole, both within the club and on campus. This growth is her main goal and emphasis for the year.

Chris is a senior from Morristown, NJ, who has been a part of RHA since his freshman year and is looking forward to helping produce an excellent year for RHA this year as co-president!

Chloe is a senior majoring in Communication and minoring in Marketing and French. She has been involved in RHA since her freshman year and is excited to be finance chair this year to continue giving back to this amazing club.

Dom is from Akron, Ohio studying finance and business analytics. Outside of school Dom likes to hang out with friends, play sports, and play video games. Dom got involved with RHA in the beginning of his sophomore year because after his freshman year was affected by Covid, he was looking for a student organization that was tightly knit and had a large presence on campus. Dom hopes to provide greater transparency between BC RHA and the greater NEACURH (North East Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls) and NACURH (National Association of College and University Residence Halls) communities.

Harrison is a Junior from Norwell, MA studying Psychology with minors in History and Marketing. Harrison got involved with RHA last year through SLC. This year he hopes to organize impactful and enjoyable events that better the community of RHA, Boston College, and the greater Boston Community.

Jackie joined RHA as a general body member when she was a freshman because she went to the (online!) involvement fair and met the e-board. During her sophomore year Jackie joined SPC, and this year is one of the co-chairs! As a member of this year's e-board, Jackie wants to help align RHA with its purpose of working with and for the residence halls, and make RHA more well-known on campus.

Javi is from Miami, Florida is a junior in CSOM studying Accounting and Philosophy. Javi got involved in RHA through last year’s co-president, Scotty Frank, being his Freshman League captain who shared that RHA was a great experience. Scotty was right and Javi had an incredible time on SLC last year. Javi is so excited to now be a co-chair for SLC. Javi’s goal is to allow the sophomores on the council to have just as great of an experience as he did while helping them plan the best events they can for the rest of the sophomore class.

Jonah got involved with RHA because of a friend, 21-22 co-president Scotty Frank, inviting him to join RHA. Jonah decided to join RHA and loved his time in RHA and SPC. Jonah hopes to improve the current SPC events and implement new and innovative events for the future. SPC is also looking to increase inter-council collaboration as well as aiming to be more inclusive and transparent to the student body as whole. Over the 2022-2023 school year, Jonah hopes that SPC will serve to make RHA a better club as well as make the student experience more enjoyable.

This is her 4th year in RHA and throughout the past 3 years she has served as FitShawGa's RHC president, SLC member, SLC co-chair, and is now the Marketing chair. This year she hopes to expand the impact of RHA's work through connection with the BC community. She is also a starter for BC Fencing.

Service has always been a foundational part of Mia’s life growing up and she didn't want to lose that aspect of herself in the craziness of college. RHA provided Mia with an opportunity to get connected and involved with the community, both within BC and the greater Boston area. This year, Mia hopes to expand community engagement throughout campus by providing each resident the opportunity to serve and give a little something back to the world.

Nick has been involved in RHA since his freshman year when he started in the RHC of Keyes Hall. This year, as a rising senior and Co-Chair of Comm, Nick hopes to expand RHA’s name around campus and collaborate with other similar clubs!

Reese is from Kingston, PA and is studying History and Political Science. She originally joined RHA as an RHC member freshman year. This past year, Reese was on SLC. She fell in love with the club as a freshman and particularly loved the community she found in RHA. Joining SLC as a sophomore only furthered that love for the club as she became really close with her fellow council members. As an SLC co-chair and member of the e-board, Reese hopes to foster this love of RHA and provide an amazing community for the new members of SLC in 2022-23. Reese also wants to extend the tight-knit connections created in SLC to the greater club to keep RHA the amazing club it is.

Sage joined RHA as a freshman on the CKM RHC! Sage is from Wellesley, Massachusetts and is majoring in Applied Psychology & Human Development. A fun fact about Sage is that she is a twin! Her sophomore year, Sage was on SPC and now in her junior year, she is an SPC co-chair. As SPC co-chair, Sage hopes to work with the council to plan fun and engaging events that are more centered around residential halls. Another goal of hers is to spread more awareness of RHA as an organization on campus.

Sam is from Southern California. He is a junior this yer in the Lynch School of Education. Sam got involved with RHA through his brother and his brother’s friends. Sam was on SLC last year. He hopes that he can be a good role model for the incoming SLC team, and help them accomplish their goals this year.

Samantha joined RHA her freshman year as part of the CLXF RHC on upper campus. She was part of the SLC and Fellowship councils during her sophomore and junior years and now is a Fellowship Co-chair. Samantha’s goal for this year is to help foster deeper connections between RHA members and to create a welcoming and enthusiastic community within RHA by emphasizing the roles of the Family and Mentor-Mentee programs!