What is the Residents’ Interhall Congress? Residents’ Interhall Congress (RIC) is the coordinating organization for the various residence hall governing bodies across campus. RIC’s goal is to help develop residence hall policies, procedures, programs, and facilities to best serve the interests of students living on campus.
Who is a Member? You are! If you live on campus, you are a member of RIC. To become active in your hall senate there are many options. Look in your residence hall early in the fall semester for information on joining your residence Lead Hogs.
What do we do? RIC provides students with the opportunity to lead in several strategic areas -from Lead Hogs, to RIC House of Representatives, to the executive team. These different units work together to address important issues concerning the quality of life on campus. RIC also plans and helps with many hall and campus-wide programs that serve to provide a backdrop for creating a healthy community.
How much does it cost to attend an RIC event? Nothing! All RIC events are free! You might even walk away with a prize. RIC events typically have giveaways and lots of T-shirts!
How can I get in contact with RIC? House meetings are held every Monday at 7:30pm in Kimpel 102. All interested parties are invited to attend; though voting is limited to senators. You can send an email ric@uark.edu and one of the executive board members or advisors will get back to you.
How can I get involved? To become active in your hall senate there are many options. Look into your residence hall or contact your Coordinator of Residence Education for information on joining your residence Lead Hogs.