<p>How to Apply</p> <p>In order to be considered for this position, candidates must attach a current resume.</p> <p>What You'll Do</p> <p>Dates of Employment: April 26, 2025 -August 22, 2026</p> <p>The Resident Advisor/Conference Assistant (RA/CA) position in Housing and Residential Life is a temporary position during the spring and summer terms only. As an employee, you will be working with spring/summer residents and conference guests. This position requires strong interpersonal and customer service skills, as well as time management and flexibility as this position has a non-traditional work schedule.</p> <p>Responsibilities:</p> <p>Support Spring/Summer Conferences & Guests:</p> <ul> <li>Prepare access cards for conference check in </li><li>Ensure spaces are ready for participants: prepping before and after conference groups which will include: making beds and/or linen packets, hanging shower curtains, ensuring supplies are accessible, maintenance issues are reported, and linens made available (if group requested) </li><li>Assist conference administrators with their check in/out processes </li><li>Respond to conference guests' needs </li><li>Conduct monthly health and safety inspections for conference guests </li><li>Community walks of occupied spaces during conferences </li><li>Post-conference, staff members will assess damages, and remove trash and linens from rooms </li></ul> <p>Support Spring/Summer Residents:</p> <ul> <li>Be available to facilitate the spring/summer/fall move in and move out processes </li><li>Provide door and hallway decorations for each resident for spring/summer </li><li>Complete bulletin board(s) by deadlines provided by supervisor </li><li>Conduct monthly health & safety inspections for residential students </li><li>Report maintenance concerns and follow up on maintenance requests </li><li>Complete daily community walks & complete duty log </li><li>Facilitate community development programming each month </li><li>Enforce the Community Living Standards by confronting and documenting violations, while modeling personal behavior that is consistent with the Resident's Guide to Community Living at UM-Flint </li></ul>