Difference between revisions of "RC"

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Do you use "RC"?

Please vote below.

I use it very often.

1

I use it sometimes.

0

I've heard it but I never use it.

0

I've never heard of this word.

1

There were 2 votes since the poll was created on 09:24, 12 March 2014.

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Noun, Abbreviation

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RC is a short version of Res College. RCs are housing communities with affiliated Fellows and graduate students working as college staff. Together the college staff and the Student Executive Board work to provide programming for residents that enhances their undergraduate experience by building community, connecting students with fellows, and facilitating learning outside of the classroom.
The person who leads a group of girls through the sorority recruitment process. She must disaffiliate from her sorority and remain objective throughout the entire recruitment process. She is there to help a potential new member and act as a support for her.

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 ==Description==
-# RC is a short version of [[Res College]]. RCs are housing communities with affiliated [[Fellows]] and graduate students working as college staff. Together the college staff and the student [[Exec Board]] work to provide programming for residents that enhances their undergraduate experience by building community, connecting students with fellows, and facilitating learning outside of the classroom.
+# RC is a short version of [[Res College]]. RCs are housing communities with affiliated [[Fellows]] and graduate students working as college staff. Together the college staff and the Student Executive Board work to provide programming for residents that enhances their undergraduate experience by building community, connecting students with fellows, and facilitating learning outside of the classroom.
 # The person who leads a group of girls through the sorority recruitment process. She must disaffiliate from her sorority and remain objective throughout the entire recruitment process. She is there to help a potential new member and act as a support for her.