Involvement Opportunities for Residents

The National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is an organization that focuses on recognizing the good in our community. We believe the best way to make a difference in our community is to serve those around us. Because of that, our NRHH Aggie Blue Chapter plans and hosts one service initiative a month and one recognition initiative a month.

Involvement Opportunities

General Board Member
- Participate in activities and meetings
Director of Recognition
- Lead and help plan recognition activities
Director of Service
- Lead and help plan service activities
NRHH President
- Leads NRHH and supports the directors and all NRHH members

Contact NRHH Advisor

NRHH conference group photo

Hall Council (RHA)

Applications available to all on-campus residents

Hall Council is an organization that focuses on giving students the opportunity to lead their communities. We believe the best way to make a difference in our community is to get the people who live there involved. Because of that, Hall Council plans and hosts an initiative each month geared towards student involvement and area improvement.

Involvement Opportunities

General Board Member
- Participate in activities and meetings
Secretary
- Coordinate communication and note-taking methods
Vice President
- Assists the president and helps run hall council
President
- Leads hall council and supports all the hall council members. Participates in RHA executive board

Contact RHA Advisor

RHA group photo in cow costumes

Aggie Involvement

Available to residents living in the Living Learning Community Building D

Aggie Involvement House is a learning community for students who want to get involved, learn how to plan and execute large events, and develop their leadership skills. Residence Life, in collaboration with Student Involvement and USUSA, brings prestigious presenters and mentors into the residence hall to meet with residents where they live to share dinner and connect residents with the types of involvement opportunities they’re most interested in.

There’s no better way to get involved than with other residents what also want to be involved, to learn, and to grow together as a community.

USU Involvement Events

USU Involvement Clubs

*Enroll by selecting LLC Building D during room selection*

Event at LLC

Sustainability & Social Action

Available to residents in the Living Learning Community Building E

Students living in the Sustainability & Social Action House will learn from community members, faculty, staff and peers about sustainability and social issues, root causes and community contexts.

Guest presenters will meet with residents where they live to share dinner and the latest information about sustainable practices and how to put their learning into action through programs like True Blue Reuse & Repair, Gleaning, and the USU Farmers Market and engage in sustainable living practices.

USU Sustainability

Christensen Office of Social Action and Sustainability

This shared living experience provides a supportive, intensive and socially exciting community involvement opportunity for future leaders in sustainability and social action.

Nested egg graphic (economy inside of social equity inside of environment)

*Enroll by selecting Living Learning Center Building D during building selection*

Outdoor Adventure

Available to residents of Retro Campus (MVT, Richards, Bullen)

A small participation fee gets you access to outdoor equipment rentals, events and the chance to make lifelong friends!

Included gear rental examples

Tents
Sleeping bags
Sleeping pads
Camp chairs
Two-way radios
Camp cooking supplies

Examples of past Outdoor Adventure events and activities

Camping trips (Logan Canyon is 5 minutes from campus)
Frequent hikes
Kayaking
Ice skating
Outdoor Adventure discounts for ski rentals

*Enroll by selecting Canyon Crest Suites, Central Suites,
Richards Hall or Bullen Hall during room selection*

Two hikers at Tony Grove Lake in Logan Canyon

Global Village

USU’s Global Village offers a vibrant and supportive living community where international students can connect with peers from around the world. Resident Assistants (RAs) create engaging programs that explore global perspectives, provide academic support, and help residents adjust to life in the U.S. Events such as global potlucks, language exchange programs, and networking opportunities with international student organizations help students build connections and expand their understanding of the world. This unique living experience allows students to form friendships, share traditions, and develop valuable cross-cultural skills while enjoying the convenience of on-campus living.

Global Village is located in the Student Living Center in Jones Hall. To help foster this globally focused community, apartments have been set aside specifically for international students who would like to live with others who share similar experiences. To request to live in the Global Village apartments, please contact the USU Housing Office.

Engineering Housing

USU’s South Campus Engineering Themed Housing provides an engaging community where residents can connect with fellow engineering students and participate in unique, hands-on experiences. Resident Assistants (RAs) create specialized programs, including study sessions, engineering workshops, networking events with faculty and professionals, and fun design challenges. These opportunities help residents enhance their academic success, develop practical skills, and build lasting connections in the field of engineering—all while enjoying the convenience and support of on-campus living.

Students interested in joining the Engineering Themed Housing can sign up when they check into South Campus. To further foster a collaborative environment, two apartments—Ridgepoint 206 and 209—have been set aside specifically for engineering students who would like to live with peers in their field. To sign up for one of those spaces, email the USU Housing Office. This option provides an opportunity for deeper academic connections and shared experiences within the engineering community.