You’re Already a Member of RHA
If you live in a residence hall or campus apartment at Texas A&M University, you're already part of the Residential Housing Association (RHA). There’s no sign-up process, no dues — your membership is automatic.
RHA exists to represent, support, and connect the more than 12,000 residents who call on-campus housing home. That means you have access to events, resources, funding, and leadership opportunities just by living here.
RHA Executive Board and volunteers at RHA March Into Midterms Petting Zoo
What Does Membership Mean?
As a general member of RHA, you’re part of a vibrant, student-led network that works to:
- Plan fun, free events across campus and in your building
- Fund community initiatives and hall traditions
- Provide feedback to Residence Life and university leadership
- Advocate for policies that improve student life
You can attend RHA programs, participate in hall competitions, and benefit from resident-led advocacy — all because you live on campus.
Want to Do More? Join a Community Council
Every residence hall and apartment area has a Community Council — a student group that plans events and represents residents in that building. These councils are always looking for students to help with programming, fundraising, and community building.
No experience is needed — just show up, share ideas, and get involved.
Step Into Leadership
If you're ready to lead, RHA offers opportunities to:
- Serve as a Community Council officer
- Run for a role on the Executive Board
- Attend and contribute to events like AggieFest, Wellness Week, and more
- Represent your hall at the RHA General Assembly
Additional Perks
- Attend regional and national leadership conferences
- Get exclusive RHA swag and apparel
- Build your resume with service and leadership experience
- Network with driven student leaders and campus partners
- Make lifelong friends and be part of a community that cares