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About RHA

The Texas A&M Residential Housing Association (RHA) Executive Board represents more than 12,000 on-campus residents by fostering advocacy, leadership, and community engagement. We are committed to empowering students, shaping inclusive residential communities, and providing opportunities for involvement that enhance the Aggie experience.

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The Texas A&M University Residential Housing Association empowers on-campus residents to play an active role in their communities through service, programming, and leadership — striving to make every hall a more respectful and united home.

Mission Statement

Overview

RHA serves as the umbrella for Community Councils in halls and apartments, providing financial support, development, and activities across campus while embracing the strengths of every Aggie resident.

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Vision

RHA represents on-campus students and keeps Aggie housing traditions vibrant by building community and opening doors to intellectual, cultural, social, and leadership growth.

Governance

RHA Constitution

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Framework

Purpose & Structure

The Constitution defines how the Texas A&M Residence Hall Association operates—its purpose, elected bodies, representation, and standards. It is the reference for how RHA governs, represents, and advocates for all on-campus residents.

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Timeline

RHA History

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Origins to Today

Residents Leading Residents

From early hall councils to a university-wide association, RHA’s story is one of students organizing, leading, and shaping the on-campus experience decade after decade.

Full History

Milestones

1970s

Foundations

Residence hall leaders coordinate events and advocacy, forming the roots of today’s RHA.

1990s

Campus-Wide Voice

Unified representation expands, elevating resident concerns and shaping campus housing policy.

2010s

Growth & Impact

Large-scale programming, leadership pipelines, and deeper partnerships accelerate.

Today

12,000+ Residents

RHA champions community and student leadership across every hall and apartment.

RHA Elections — Impact Style (Re-organized)

Elections

Lead & Represent

Open Elections Guide

Run Checklist

A quick, clean path from idea to ballot.

Confirm eligibilityOn-campus resident, good standing; GPA as required.

File to runSubmit intent and watch email for ballot access.

Plan a compliant campaignPositive, policy-focused; no door-to-door; respect spending & space limits.

Post the right wayApproved posters only. Explore more on the RHA election rules page.

Open Elections Guide Dates & Deadlines

Have your say, shape your community, and support fellow Aggies by taking part in elections. Whether you run for On-Campus Senator, campaign for RHA President, or simply cast your ballot, every vote helps strengthen our student voice. Getting involved is more than just a title—it’s about ensuring that residents are heard, represented, and empowered to make a difference.

OpenFile

Filing Window

Submit intent to run; confirm your requirements early.

GoStart

Campaign Period

Policy-focused outreach; follow posting & budget rules.

VoteDay

Election Day

Ballots open; results posted per the timeline.

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Hall Councils

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Plan events, build community, and represent your hall. Make your voice part of the Aggie experience.

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Leadership

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Learn what the RHA Executive Board does, how to join, and how to serve your community through RHA.

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See how you can get involved with RHA and on-campus leadership and tradition.

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