President

RHA President

Tea Curtis

They/Them/Theirs

What’s up Wolves! My name is Tea and I use they/them/theirs pronouns. I am the RHA executive board President for the 2025-26 school year! This is my third year at WOU, and I am majoring in Communication. This is also my third year in housing. My first year I served as Ackerman Hall’s Campus Communications Coordinator (CCC) and my second year I served as RHA’s National Communication Coordinator (NCC). I am so excited to serve as the RHA President this year and be able to grow as a person, student, and in my position. I look forward to seeing and meeting each of you throughout the year 🙂

Duties

Coordinate and oversee the RHA Executive Board’s Hall Government meeting attendance each term
Meet every other week in one-on-ones with the compensated Executive Board positions
Meet weekly in one-on-ones with the RHA Advisor
Call and conduct RHA Executive Board meetings and RHA General Assembly Meetings
Develop meeting agendas
Oversee RHA Executive Board and Hall Governments with the help of the RHA Advisor
Coordinate Hall Government job descriptions and constitution revisions
Interpret and maintain the RHA Constitution and Statutes

Tea Curtis' contact information -

Email: tcurtis22@mail.wou.edu

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