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#Only first-year students may currently apply for RHLO.
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#Only first-year students and students living in select residence halls, like Schapiro, may currently apply for RHLO.
 
#The application process opens near the beginning of both the fall and spring semesters. Advertisements containing dates and important information are usually posted on the RA bulletin boards near the elevators of each residence hall.
 
#The application process opens near the beginning of both the fall and spring semesters. Advertisements containing dates and important information are usually posted on the RA bulletin boards near the elevators of each residence hall.
 
#Applicants have multiple methods of application. They may submit written essays, songs, videos or other forms that suit the purpose of the application.
 
#Applicants have multiple methods of application. They may submit written essays, songs, videos or other forms that suit the purpose of the application.
  
 
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Revision as of 20:19, 24 February 2013

The Residence Hall Leadership Organization (RHLO) is an initiative created in 2011 through which current first-year students can aid their Resident Advisors in running Res Life activities and affairs in the Southfield and LLC residence hall hubs. It's a good way for first-year students to become active in their communities, and you can learn about the process by following the steps below.

Steps

  1. Only first-year students and students living in select residence halls, like Schapiro, may currently apply for RHLO.
  2. The application process opens near the beginning of both the fall and spring semesters. Advertisements containing dates and important information are usually posted on the RA bulletin boards near the elevators of each residence hall.
  3. Applicants have multiple methods of application. They may submit written essays, songs, videos or other forms that suit the purpose of the application.