As an integral member of the senior-level leadership team, the Assistant Director for Staff and Leadership Programs helps create vision and policy for a department serving approximately 5,000 residential students. The Assistant Director provides leadership and development for the fulltime, graduate and undergraduate staff members in assigned buildings/areas, advises the Resident Students Association, provides departmental leadership for Resident Advisor/Manager training and development, and coordinates leadership development and recognition programs for student staff and residents.

Please click here to visit our Assistant Director recruitment website.

Residence Coordinators (RCs) are full-time professionals who live in the residence community and are responsible for the educational and operational functions of the living area. They manage residential areas and supervise the Graduate Assistants (GAs) and Resident Advisors (RAs). RCs have college degrees and significant experience working with college students. Much of an RC's time is spent serving as an active resource for students and staff who reside in their hall/area.

Thank you for your interest in the Residence Coordinator position at UNC Charlotte. We are no longer accepting applications for Fall 2009.

Critical to our operations, our support staff members in the Central Office, Technology Services, Residence Life, Financial Services, and Facilities services, as well as our maintenance and housekeeping team members, help to keep Housing and Residence Life delivering the highest possible service levels to our residents and guests.

Security Guards work at reception desks from 11:15 PM to 6:45 AM on most evenings. Security Guards monitor main building entrances, make building tours, and enforce policies and procedures. In addition, they provide services such as issuing loan keys, responding to emergency situations, and checking out equipment.

Resident Advisors (RAs) live in the highrises, suite areas, and in the Hunt Village and Martin Village apartments. Resident Managers (RMs) live in Greek Village. These student staff members provide assistance, information, and support to residential students. RAs and RMs are selected for their leadership potential, interpersonal abilities, positive, caring attitudes, and sense of commitment. RAs and RMs are your primary resource for campus information and assistance.  For more information, please click here. 

Thank you for your interest in the Resident Advisor / Resident Manager positions at UNC Charlotte. While our formal selection process for Fall 2009 is complete, we are continuing to accept applications for vacancies which may occur during the summer months for Fall 2009.

Graduate Assistants (GAs) support the Residence Coordinators in managing and supervising many of our residential areas. In apprenticeship positions, these graduate students gain experience in all facets of housing and residence life while pursuing advanced degrees.

We are no longer actively accepting applications for GAs for Fall 2009/Spring 2010. We thank you for your interest in the position. You may click here to visit our GA Recruitment website if you would like to know more about the position.

Student Assistants work in the building/area offices and help provide key services to the residents and staff.

If you are interested in working as a Student Assistant, please contact the Residence Coordinator (RC) in the building in which you would like to work.

Desk Receptionists are primarily responsible for providing helpful services at the 24-hour Loan Key Desks. They answer questions, provide information, and check out hall equipment/games.

To inquire about working as a Desk Receptionist at the Oak or Scott Hall desks, please contact the Scott Hall RC or the Oak Hall RC.

For information about becoming a Maintenance or Housekeeping Student Assistant during the regular academic year, please contact the Housing Facilities Services.

Student Assistants who work for Housing Technology Services work on a variety of projects and tasks that help HTS deliver its services to Housing employees, residents, and external customers. This includes supporting our Residential Computer Labs, providing basic employee desktop support, and assisting in our infrastructure and help desk areas.

For information about the Technology Student Assistant position, please visit our job information site.

Our Summer Resident Advisors perform many of the same functions as our academic year Resident Advisors by providing assistance, information, and support to residential students.

Our Conference Assistants work in our buildings to provide service and support to our summer conference guests. These include sport camp and academic camp participants, SOAR participants and their parents, and a variety of other University guests.

Summer Maintenance Assistants and Summer Housekeeping Assistants work through the summer under the direction of the Housing and Residence Life permanent staff, to assist in all phases of the work of the permanent staff.