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Making the Social
Contract Social
Rider University Residence Life
Welcome!
● Jacqueline Cunningham
● Junior, Sec Edu. & His
● Resident Advisor of Ridge House
o What? There is a Building Named Ridge?
● Easily Excited, Talks With Hands, Speaks
Fast
o Yeah, sorry about that last one!
Goals Of Today
How to Classify RA’s during Summer Training
First Years
Returners
(Actual) Goals of Today
● Explore what a Social Contract Is
● Discuss how we can create a safe and
healthy living environment
● Improve Enhance Rider University’s
Social Contract
What?
● What is A Contract?
o A Written or Spoken
Agreement esp. One
Concerning
Employment Sales,
that is to Be Enforced
by Law
● Examples at RU?
● My Example!
Full Value Contract
● Safety
o Keeping ourselves and other safe
● Honest Feedback
o Give and Receive honest, Specific and Observable
Feedback
● Valuing Behaviors
o Act and Speak in A Way that Puts others up not
down
Full Value Contract
● Let It Go!
o Know when to let something go and move on.
● Challenge By Choice
o Each person must take responsibility for their own actions
o They Choose to participate and select their level of difficulty
Social Contracts at Rider
● First Year Response Vs Returner Response
● What does it state?
● Why do we have it?
● Why even have it if we
have This?
● Why do we ask
students to agree?
● What happens when it
is violated?
Okay, So What?
Now What?
● What are you focusing on?
● Can or Cannot Do
● Environment Creation
● Let “It” Go Difference
Evils of the Position
● Incidents will happen, Residents will talk
● Report Up Not Out
● Use the environment as a tool
● Think of Me!
I Hope This Helped!
If Not,
Thank You!!!

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Putting the -Social- In Social Contract

  • 1. Making the Social Contract Social Rider University Residence Life
  • 2. Welcome! ● Jacqueline Cunningham ● Junior, Sec Edu. & His ● Resident Advisor of Ridge House o What? There is a Building Named Ridge? ● Easily Excited, Talks With Hands, Speaks Fast o Yeah, sorry about that last one!
  • 3. Goals Of Today How to Classify RA’s during Summer Training First Years Returners
  • 4. (Actual) Goals of Today ● Explore what a Social Contract Is ● Discuss how we can create a safe and healthy living environment ● Improve Enhance Rider University’s Social Contract
  • 5. What? ● What is A Contract? o A Written or Spoken Agreement esp. One Concerning Employment Sales, that is to Be Enforced by Law ● Examples at RU? ● My Example!
  • 6. Full Value Contract ● Safety o Keeping ourselves and other safe ● Honest Feedback o Give and Receive honest, Specific and Observable Feedback ● Valuing Behaviors o Act and Speak in A Way that Puts others up not down
  • 7. Full Value Contract ● Let It Go! o Know when to let something go and move on. ● Challenge By Choice o Each person must take responsibility for their own actions o They Choose to participate and select their level of difficulty
  • 8. Social Contracts at Rider ● First Year Response Vs Returner Response ● What does it state?
  • 9. ● Why do we have it? ● Why even have it if we have This? ● Why do we ask students to agree? ● What happens when it is violated? Okay, So What?
  • 10. Now What? ● What are you focusing on? ● Can or Cannot Do ● Environment Creation ● Let “It” Go Difference
  • 11. Evils of the Position ● Incidents will happen, Residents will talk ● Report Up Not Out ● Use the environment as a tool ● Think of Me!
  • 12. I Hope This Helped!