Here’s a look at the bills UMD RHA passed this year
RHA passed several bills this semester to promote student support and sustainability on campus.
UMD students voice concerns about on-campus room selection process
The Department of Resident Life conducted room selection during late March and early April.
Sophomore Erika Holdren elected as next UMD RHA president
Holdren, RHA's current dining services advisory board coordinator, ran against current RHA vice president Aiden Wechsler.
UMD residential facilities department plans to renovate Ellicott Community
Facilities Management is also prepared to consult architects and engineers to finish a design to replace the South Hill Community’s underground infrastructure.
More than 400 menstrual product dispensers installed on campus as part of UMD SGA initiative
The installation is the product of over three years of work from SGA and the Residence Hall Association.
UMD RHA was right to vote for raised room and board fees
UMD RHA represents the student body's thoughts in raising fees for employee salaries.
UMD RHA endorses late-night dining options for freshmen connection students
The resolution said that freshmen connection students may not have time to go to the dining hall.
UMD RHA student fees coordinator elected organization’s next vice president
Current RHA President Scott Cronin was reelected after running for his seat unopposed.
UMD RHA supports non-mandatory fee increases across departments, but reject DOTS
The fee increases would help with wage increases, department maintenance costs and other funds.