President

RHA President

Viviana

Romero

She/They

Hey Wolves!! I’m Viviana Romero, you can call me Vivi, and I use She/They pronouns! I am a 4th year student here at WOU and I am majoring in Communications Studies! This will be my fourth year serving on the RHA Executive Board and I am so excited to be your President (again!)! As an out of state student it is really important to me that living in housing feels like home. So as your President I am excited to bring you exciting programs as well as advocate for your needs as residents! A fun fact for you if you made it through reading all of this is that I was the 22-23 & 23-24 RHA Exec Board member of 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

Viviana Romero's contact information -

Email: vromero21@mail.wou.edu

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