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  About UND NRHH
NRHH is an organization which works closely with the Association of Residence Halls in making the residence halls a better place to live. NRHH is a service of the National Association of College and University Residence Halls, Inc and is designed to give national as well as local recognition to students making outstanding contributions to their residence halls. The National office firmly believes in the value of student involvement in residence hall life - in the educational, social and athletic realms.

Realizing the value of participation, students contribute vast amounts of their personal time in an effort to make their own college experiences more meaningful to them. This effort not only benefits them but the entire residence hall system as well.

NRHH exists to honor these students, and is the only nationwide organization that recognizes residence hall leaders. Membership is limited to one percent (1%) of the residence hall population. The nomination and selection processes happen yearly in April. Shortly thereafter in May, the annual NRHH Banquet is held to recognize residence hall students who have provided truly outstanding service to the residence community with several different awards, including several scholarships which are given out at this time as well.

NRHH members provide various training workshops for the members of residence hall government which includes the fall leadership workshop. They also raise money for the NRHH scholarship and, of course, provide recognition to those individuals who provide outstanding leadership with the residence halls. Additionally, NRHH works on many projects, including the aforementioned annual leadership workshop for hall government members and the “Finals Exam Survival Kits”.

Should you have any questions about NRHH, feel free to contact the Housing Office, the ARH President or the NRHH President, listed on page 3 in the Student Planner and Handbook.
 
  The NRHH colors are blue and white
The blue symbolizes loyalty: loyalty to purpose and idea. The white signifies a blank page: a page on which a student writes the successes and experiences that fill their days in the residence halls.
 
  The Symbol of NRHH
The symbol for NRHH is that of a diamond surrounding the letters of the organization, and the three interconnected lines, the chain of leadership. The diamond, the world's most precious gem, signifies the value and beauty one finds in the residence halls experience.

The first link of the chain represents caring. Leaders are people who care. They are concerned about themselves and others, and are committed to making things better.

The second link signifies dedication. Part of a leader's commitment is the dedication to cause which they display. Dedication is an important part of the involvement required to be truly effective.
 
The third link represents participation. True leaders participate fully in their academic pursuits, their friendships, their activities, and their lives. Leaders don't sit on the sidelines, but are competent team players.

Together the unbroken chain symbolizes the membership of NRHH. As leaders we are interconnected as caring and dedicated participants in the community of your university.
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  Did you know...

OTMs (Of The Months)

OTMs are awards that recognize individual people or groups that have made the experience of living in the residence halls even better. Every month, residents from all the halls at UND nominate people or groups to win one of these prestigious awards. All of the OTMs are collected and "judged" by the OTM committee (composed of NRHH members). From here, the committee selects one nomination per category to go on to the MACURH region. From there, it may go on to the national level of NACURH.

Click HERE to submit an OTM!

National Residence Hall Honorary - Mark Hudson Chapter
University of North Dakota
Box 9029
Grand Forks, ND 58202
Tel: (701) 777-8359
Fax: (701) 777-4298
Email: nrhh@und.nodak.edu

Disclaimer:
The views and opinions in this page are strictly those of the page author. This site is maintained by the students in the residence halls. The contents of these pages have not been reviewed or approved by the University of North Dakota.

Page Last Updated Sunday March 19, 2006