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Community Living - Residence Hall Amenities Open to Student Involvement? Here are some groups that may have an impact on your University experience: Residential Advisory Board (RAB) Comprised of students living both on and off campus, RAB develops and implements social and educational activities for the campus. They also serve as the representatives for the residential student population, and provide opportunities to give feedback on the residential and dining experience as well as the overall undergraduate experience. For more information, contact RAB leadership at jhurab@gmail.com HDRC Advisory Board The board consists of a diverse group of residential students and campus leaders charged with evaluating the current room selection process, the campus meal plan program, the renovations and usage of common areas, and any future items affecting University Housing, Residential Life, Dining Programs and/or Conference Services. As members, students are instrumental in providing a unique perspective to issues relating to the residential community, while working closely with other students. For more information, contact advisory@jhu.edu Student Government Association (SGA) The Johns Hopkins University Student Government (SGA) is the governing body for undergraduate students. The Student Government is responsible for allocating funds to student organizations, approving constitutions and passing resolutions for change on campus. The Student Government sits on a variety of University-wide committees and supports programs of the four class councils. For more information, visit the Office of Student Leadership and Involvement online at http://sga.jhu.edu Student Life Programming Grant The Student Life Programming Grant exists to financially support student-organized programs that promote collaboration, build campus community, or meet needs in under-addressed programming areas. For more information, visit the Office of Student Life website at http://studentaffairs.jhu.edu/student-life Intramural Sports Comprised of one representative from each house/ floor/wing, the board plans a year-long program of sports competitions that include teams from the residence halls and apartments, the fraternities and sororities, and the undergraduate and graduate student body. For more information, contact Gabe Castellano at 410-516-4419. Hopkins Organization for Programming (HOP) The HOP is the student-run programming board for the Homewood Campus. They plan comedy shows, concerts, hypnotists, First Sunday Sundaes and more. The majority of HOP events are free of charge. For more information, contact Student Leadership and Involvement at 410-516-4873. Fraternity and Sorority Life The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, in coordination with local alumni advisors and international and national headquarters, supports and advises activities and programs of recognized fraternities and sororities. First established in 1877, the fraternity and sorority community at Johns Hopkins is comprised of over 1,000 students. Chapters host social events, educational programs, and community service and philanthropy projects for their members and the Johns Hopkins community. Fraternity and sorority chapters at Johns Hopkins represent a wealth of leadership, diversity, talents, athleticism, and academic achievement. 12 Student <strong>Guidebook</strong> 2016-2017
Johns Hopkins University Residence Hall Amenities AMR I AMR II AMR III Wolman McCoy CC Rogers 24-Hour Security Officer x x x x x x Air Conditioning x x x x x ATM x Barnes and Noble x Bike Room x x Blue Jay Lounge (vending lounge) x Cable-Ready x x x x x x Lounges Only Change Machine In Basement x Charles Street Market x Common Kitchen x x x x x x x Common Lounge on each Floor x x x x Composting x x x x x Computer Cluster x x x Ethernet/Wireless x x x x x x x Exercise Room x x x x Game Room x x x x x Group Study Room x x x x x Healthy Living & Sustainability x Housing Office x x Ice Machine x x Insomnia Cookies x JCash Machine x Kitchenette in Suite x x x Laundry Room x x x x x x x Mailroom x x x Meeting Room x x x x x Multipurpose Room x x x x Music Room x x x Nolan’s x Packaging Supplies/Shipping Services x Print Station x x Card Access System x x x x x x x Reading Room x x Recycling x x x x x x x Residential Life Office x x x Security Foot Patrol x x x x x x x Social Lounge/LR x x x Crepe Studio x Student Radio Station x Study Lounge/Room x x x x x Fresh Food Café x Trunk Room x x x x x TV Room x x x x Vending Machines x x x x x x www.jhu.edu/hds 13
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