Residential Engagement & Involvement

The Residence Life Curriculum (RLC) is an intentional way of promoting learning in college and university residence life and education. The RLC is a very specific approach to structuring various learning opportunities. 

It is our goal as the Residence Life staff at Stonehill College to cultivate the whole person. We do this by providing students with opportunities to talk, think and feel, to share new information, to turn ideas into actions, and to reach both within and beyond themselves.

The Office of Residence Life offers a variety of Special Interest Housing (SIH) options for our students to be a part of. These communities are designed to give students with a similar academic focus or interest the opportunity to live together in a residence hall community. Students that join a SIH community are able to benefit from targeted programming and access to resources that will help them to become more successful during their time at the college.

The Office of Residence Life employs 56 Resident Assistants. You can find more information about applying for a position here.

At Stonehill, there are many ways to get involved as a student. As a resident student, you have the opportunity to interact with numerous community members and make a difference in the lives of the people in your residence hall by getting involved in Residence Hall Association and Hall Council.

NRHH is a leadership-based honorary comprised of exemplary residential students who value recognition and service. Each month, we recognize students, staff, faculty, and clubs/organizations who have made outstanding contributions to Stonehill community through Of the Month (OTM) awards.