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The Office of Community Living is composed of the Director of Community Living, the Assistant Director of Community Living, three full time Community Living Coordinators, five Hall Directors, and 61 Resident Advisors.

The Office of Community Living is part of the Office of Student Development and works synergistically with a number of offices on campus including Campus Safety, the Wellness Center, the Counseling Center and the Facilities Maintenance staff.

Director of Community Living

Photo: Elizabeth Ching-Bush Renew
Elizabeth Ching-Bush
Director
680.4206

The Director is responsible for residential housing, student accountability and departmental staff supervision.

Community Living Coordinators

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Larissa Alter
First Year
Experience
680.4206

Photo: Austin Hanlin

Austin Hanlin
College-Owned Apts. & Houses
680.4206

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Chad Humphrey
Upper Class Experience
680.4206

The Community Living Coordinators are full time professional staff members responsible for the well-being of the resident students, the administrative needs of the residence halls, student accountability, housing operations, room assignments, and marketing events. CLCs directly supervise Hall Directors.

Hall Directors

Ashlea Archer Greek Village	Garrett Martinez Hollis	The Hall Directors are professional staff members who live in the residence halls and create welcoming inclusive communities for our students. They serve as a resource for students' social and academic needs. Hall Directors are responsible for interpreting & upholding college policies and they meet with students to resolve conflicts and provide guidance. Hall Directors directly supervise Resident Advisors.
Christine Simone Dell & Miller	Allan Spivey and Joseph-Reynolds
Wesley & Nicholas

Resident Advisors

RAs are paraprofessional staff members and undergraduate students at Florida Southern College. They are responsible for community development, social and educational programming within the residence halls, interpretation of college policies and various administrative tasks. In addition, the RAs are trained in mediation and listening skills to serve as peer helpers.

In total, there are 61 RAs across campus, with higher concentrations in first-year student areas.

Allan Spivey Hall

Marah Ernest