March 1, 2009

• Recipient must have been active on his/her campus in the residence halls for at least eight semesters or twelve quarters (or the equivalent thereof). This need not be consecutive time, but total. It may also be at different institutions if all criteria are met.
• Recipient must be a student at a SAACURH member school to be eligible.
• Recipient must have had at least two years involvement with his/her campus residence hall association. The other two years may be served in other residence life capacities (RA, Programming Assistant, etc.).
• Recipient must have attended at least one national and one regional SAACURH Conference (No Frills does not count). If your school is classified as a small school by NACURH, Inc., then a second regional conference may be substituted for the national conference.
• A letter from the campus RHA Advisor must be submitted attesting to the recipient's qualifications. There must be a letter for each application.
• A designated representative may receive the award for the recipient if they are unable to attend the conference.
• The recipient may have graduated or will graduate within six months of the award.

March 1, 2009

The SAACURH Programming Grant is designed to allow SAACURH member schools an opportunity to receive funding to develop a program at their institution. The SAACURH Programming Grant is specially designed to help take programming within your college or university to the next level. We are looking for programs that embody the mission and vision of NACURH, Inc. As stated in our preamble, it is our sole responsibility to serve as a voice in:

* Promoting student intellectual, education, cultural, physical and social welfare;
* Designing and facilitating programs and informational services;
* Maintaining consistent and constructive procedures in matters relating to on campus residence living and,
* Providing an avenue for assisting students to achieve fuller participation in life of the college community.

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For an induction fee of $30, affiliated schools within SAACURH have the opportunity to induct individuals into SAAS. Inducted members will be recognized with an induction certificate, commemorative paper-weight and a letter of appreciation for dedicated service. All money collected from membership is deposited into the SAAS Fund, a reserve account for the region of SAACURH, guaranteeing the financial stability of the region for years to come. Costs associated with SAAS will also be drawn from the SAAS Fund.

The primary benefit to any individual who joins will be recognition of support. The individual's name, institution of choice, and year of personal significance will be published as part of the conference program along with appropriate recognition at the annual conference closing awards banquet each year. In addition, this information will be annually updated, distributed at national and regional conferences, and sent to all individuals on the SAAS mailing list. It is anticipated that this will generate symbolic as well as actual support of SAACURH by individuals who were active in SAACURH or from other professionals who were active as advisors but are no longer able to attend our annual conference. Members of the alumni and affiliates society will receive an invitation to attend and be recognized at each annual SAACURH Conference.

March 1, 2009

In January, 1982, the NACURH National Board of Directors (NBD) approved a resolution authorizing a NACURH alumni association. This brochure was designed to introduce the "Association of Alumni and Friends of NACURH" to the general membership. In a nutshell, for a minimum contribution of $100 to the NACURH reserve fund that was established, any individual may join the association. Contributions to the association will not be spent; however, interest monies generated from this reserve fund will be available for current needs if necessary. It is anticipated that interest monies will ultimately be used for leadership development and recognition scholarships once the initial membership goal is realized. The primary benefit to any individual who joins will be recognition of support. The individual's name, institution of choice, and year of personal significance will be published as part of the conference program along with appropriate recognition at the annual conference closing awards banquet each year. In addition, this brochure will be annually updated, distributed at national and regional conferences, and sent to all individuals on the alumni and friends mailing list. It is anticipated that this will generate symbolic as well as actual support of NACURH by individuals who were active in NACURH or from other professionals who were active as advisors but are no longer able to attend our annual conference. Members of the alumni and friends association will receive an invitation to attend and be recognized at each annual NACURH Conference.