• Ability to multitask on different projects
• Be able to perform administrative tasks in a timely manner
• Ability to provide leadership in a variety of group contexts
• Experience in mentoring or supervising students
• Experience in responding to and resolving conflicts

• Previous experience leading students in a residential setting
• Ability to fully participate in GHA and RA Training (early July - mid August)
• Enrollment in Charlotte's Educational Leadership graduate program
• Academic year schedule that allows for business and after hours availability

• $17,625 stipend in equal payments over a ten month contract
• Furnished staff apartment and paid utilities, cable and high‐speed Internet
• Partial meal plan

The Graduate Hall Advisor (GHA) position is a 10-month, part-time (approximately 20 hours per week), live-in, graduate position within the Department of Housing and Residence Life. The Graduate Hall Advisor is responsible for providing administrative support to an assigned residential community housing 300-750 students or to department-wide Residence Life programs and services such as staff training, staff recruitment, student leadership programs, and academic initiatives. 

General responsibilities of the GHA include supervision and advising of undergraduate students, assisting in the coordination of residence life, operational and assignment functions; and performing other administrative functions as needed.

GHAs are expected to work 20 hours per week in coordination with their supervisor. Graduate Hall Advisors are supervised by a Residence Education Coordinator or Residence Life Leadership Team member. GHAs participate in an emergency, on-call duty rotation and are required to live on campus.

• Assist in the oversight of the daily operations of their assigned residential community and the supervision of Resident Advisors as directed by their supervisor, the Residence Education Coordinator (REC);
• Provide administrative support to assigned areas of residence life management, which may include: facilitating student conduct or care meetings, advising residential leadership council, mediating roommate conflicts, facilitating programming, and assisting residents with personal and academic concerns;
• Provide administrative support to assigned areas of operational and assignment management, as directed by the supervisor.  Areas of responsibility may include coordination of residence hall check-in, occupancy/key management, room changes, occupancy checks, health and safety inspections, recruitment events, and residence hall closing.
• Assist with student staff or student leader meeting agenda development and meeting facilitation, as needed.

• Participate in emergency and crisis response via an on-call rotation to provide support to half of the residential population;
• Participate in weekly Residence Life staff meetings and professional development sessions;
• Participate in weekly individual meetings with supervisor;
• Serve on departmental committees and project groups;
• Participate in departmental processes including but not limited to staff recruitment, selection, training, and development. 
• Responsible for other duties as directed by the supervisor and/or Residence Life Leadership members.

• Assist in the coordination and assessment of student staff training processes and development opportunities as directed by their supervisor, the Training and Development Specialist;
• Conduct research on national best practices and other information related to assigned projects and programs;
• Serve as a member of the Student Staff Training and Development Committee and the Student Staff Recruitment and Selection Committee;
• Serve as the primary advisor to the student staff advisory committee which provides additional engagement opportunities in trainings and provides general feedback on the student staff role;
• Provide administrative support to assigned areas of residence life management, which may include but is not limited to: facilitating student conduct or care meetings, mediating roommate conflicts, facilitating programming, advising residential student leadership groups, and assisting residents with personal and academic concerns.

• Participate in emergency and crisis response via an on-call rotation to provide support to half of the residential population;
• Participate in weekly Residence Life staff meetings and professional developments;
• Participate in weekly individual meetings with supervisor;
• Serve on departmental committees and project groups;
• Participate in departmental processes including but not limited to RA selection, RA training, residence hall opening, health and safety inspections, recruitment events, and residence hall closing.  
• Responsible for other duties as directed by the supervisor and/or Residence Life Leadership members.