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This page was made for the residents of Bronson Hall Complex to voice their opinions and ideas of how this great resident hall can improve everyday. The Resident Hall Council, RA's and B-CU executives won't know what to do to meet your needs unless you VOICE your opinion and let the Bronson RHA E-Board take your concerns from there. This page will be used to notify Bronson Residents of all upcoming events and programs that will be taking place. This is also a place of networking.
The Bronson R.H.A E-Board is ready to hear your suggestions and concerns!
About RHA:
The Bethune-Cookman University Residence Hall Association; Bronson Hall Council is the voice of all residence hall students of Bronson Hall, making policy recommendations to the housing department, and working with the Department of Residence Life and the University to make student concerns heard. Additionally, RHA provides leadership and programming support to make the residence halls the best place to live in Daytona Beach, FL.
Vision Statement:
The Bethune-Cookman Residence Hall Association; Bronson Hall Council strives to represent the concerns of on-campus students, seeks to preserve the spirit and traditions of on-campus housing through building community in and among the residence halls by providing opportunity for intellectual, cultural, social and leadership development.
Mission Statement:
The Bethune-Cookman Residence Hall Association; Bronson Hall Council is a representative organization that empowers on-campus residents to play an active role in residence halls through service, educational and social programming, and leadership opportunities. RHA also enacts change through legislation and advocates the issues and concerns of residents with the ultimate goal of making the residence halls of Bethune-Cookman University a more respectful and united community.