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Resident Assistant is a program in universities and colleges that provides students with leadership and support opportunities. Resident Assistant is a young individual who is responsible for creating a positive and inclusive community within the residence halls and promoting the university's values.

In general, Resident Assistants are students who have a strong interest in working with others and who are committed to building a sense of community. Resident Assistants are expected to work closely with the residence life staff, mentoring and supporting their peers as well as addressing any issues that may arise within the residence halls.

The primary responsibilities of Resident Assistants include hosting events, addressing conflicts and issues that may arise in the residence hall, acting as a resource for students, maintaining a safe and inclusive living environment, and facilitating communication between students, residence life staff and faculty members.

To be a Resident Assistant, a student must first apply for the position, usually through a formal application and interview process. Selection criteria may include leadership skills, communication skills, experience working with students and other factors.

Resident Assistants are also expected to maintain a high grade point average and are required to participate in training programs and workshops. They are often members of their residence hall's life staff, and work under the supervision of a don or team.

The role of a Resident Assistant evolves over time and can take any number of directions depending on the specific needs and priorities of the university. Overall, the goal of a Resident Assistant is to foster relationships, resolve conflicts, and create an inclusive and supportive environment for students within the residence halls.