Resident Assistants are one of the first friendly faces students meet when they move in on campus. They are welcoming and kind human beings who are ready to help their residences, or any members of the Suffolk community, at any point of time. Personally, I aspire to become a Resident Assistant for multiple reasons. The first being that I thoroughly enjoy being friendly and kind. Being nice to people is a characteristic that is just instilled within me, which I believe is a good quality to possess while obtaining this position. Expressing the quality of approachability to students is greatly necessary for this position because by inhabiting that characteristic, it initiates the first step in getting to know your residents and further developing a relationship with them.
As well as my hunger to be kind, one of my top strengths is empathy. While I will not let …show more content…
I aim to be a Resident Assistant because I believe I can help those students, who are struggling in the transition into college, who are struggling into the transition from their homes to the dorms, or who are just struggling in any other matter. Being a student myself, I especially understand going to college itself is a substantial, intimidating transition. Then, in addition to the transition academically, attending a college that is located in the heart of Boston is even farther of a drastic change. I desire to be a Resident Assistant because I wish to be there for my residents. I would like to be able take on the role of the helping hand, the welcoming crutch, or the person they go to when in need of assistance. All in all, I just hope to be as helpful and supportive as I can be for the Suffolk community. I would like to use my strength of empathy to help serve any and all individuals as they move forward in their path at Suffolk
As well as my hunger to be kind, one of my top strengths is empathy. While I will not let …show more content…
I aim to be a Resident Assistant because I believe I can help those students, who are struggling in the transition into college, who are struggling into the transition from their homes to the dorms, or who are just struggling in any other matter. Being a student myself, I especially understand going to college itself is a substantial, intimidating transition. Then, in addition to the transition academically, attending a college that is located in the heart of Boston is even farther of a drastic change. I desire to be a Resident Assistant because I wish to be there for my residents. I would like to be able take on the role of the helping hand, the welcoming crutch, or the person they go to when in need of assistance. All in all, I just hope to be as helpful and supportive as I can be for the Suffolk community. I would like to use my strength of empathy to help serve any and all individuals as they move forward in their path at Suffolk