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Getting Involved, Continue Your Involvement and/or Bring a Friend to the Table
Getting involved in your professional community is one of the most rewarding steps you can take toward personal growth, leadership development, and meaningful connection. Whether you’re new or looking to re-engage, there are several accessible and impactful ways to participate in our WACUHO community - joining a committee, signing up for WAVES, and attending virtual opportunities. Join a committee: Make an Impact Committees are the backbone of many organizations. They are w
Raul Mendoza
Jun 182 min read


The Camp Cozy Reset: A Holistic Approach to Wellness through Engagement
As higher education professionals, we are deeply familiar with the rhythm of the academic year—bursts of energy in August, moments of momentum mid-year, and, inevitably, the fatigue that settles in as the year progresses. While we often design experiences to support social and community building, we can often overlook the equally important question: how are we sustaining our residents and ourselves? One program that has reshaped this conversation in my work is Camp Cozy, an a
Wayne Nichols
Apr 214 min read


Making the Most of WACE: How to Maximize Your Experience, Build Connections, and Have a Great Time
Attending WACE is more than just a professional development opportunity with everything that is offered. Whether you’re a first-time or seasoned attendee, WACE offers spaces to learn, connect, and recharge alongside colleagues from across the region. WACE brings together over 250 professionals across housing and residence life, facilities, business operations, and more, all united by a shared commitment to student success. Take advantage of the knowledge roaming the conferenc
Rubia Hernandez
Mar 193 min read


From Attendee to Leader: Why Getting Involved in WACUHO (and Other Professional Associations) Matters
As we get closer to WACE, I’m often reminded of my first WACE conference—and the moment someone asked me to get involved within WACUHO. At the time, it felt like a simple invitation. Looking back, it was a turning point. Over the years, as I’ve become involved in different aspects of the association, I’ve been asked many times: Why do you keep showing up? And why should someone get involved in WACUHO—or any other professional organization in our field? With call-outs for
Chris Flores
Feb 193 min read
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