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Resident Assistant

Trenton, MO Β· On-site

$500/wk

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How much do hall coordinator jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 13, 2026, the average yearly pay for hall coordinator in the United States is $57,869.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $40,500.00 and $69,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a hall coordinator?

A Hall Coordinator is a professional staff member who oversees the daily operations of a residence hall or dormitory at a college or university. Their responsibilities typically include supervising resident assistants, ensuring student safety, managing housing policies, and fostering a positive living environment. Hall Coordinators play a key role in student development by organizing programs and providing support for residents. They also handle administrative tasks such as room assignments and maintenance requests. Overall, Hall Coordinators help create a welcoming and supportive community for students living on campus.

How does a hall coordinator balance administrative duties with student engagement responsibilities?

A Hall Coordinator typically manages both administrative tasksβ€”such as scheduling, reporting, and facility oversightβ€”and actively engages with students through programming, conflict resolution, and mentorship. Balancing these responsibilities often means setting clear priorities and maintaining strong organizational skills. Many Hall Coordinators collaborate closely with Resident Assistants and other housing staff to delegate tasks, ensuring that both the operational and community-building aspects of the role are addressed. This dynamic environment offers opportunities for professional growth in areas like leadership, crisis management, and student affairs.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a hall coordinator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Hall Coordinator, you typically need experience in student affairs or residence life, a bachelor's degree, and knowledge of campus policies and procedures. Familiarity with residence management systems, incident reporting tools, and scheduling software is often required. Strong interpersonal skills, conflict resolution abilities, and organizational skills help you support residents and manage daily operations effectively. These competencies are crucial for fostering a safe, inclusive community and ensuring smooth functioning of residence halls.

What is the difference between Hall Coordinator vs Event Coordinator?

AspectHall CoordinatorEvent Coordinator
CredentialsHigh school diploma or equivalent; certifications in event management or hospitality often preferredHigh school diploma; certifications in event planning or hospitality beneficial
Work EnvironmentEducational institutions, community centers, or conference hallsVarious settings including corporate events, weddings, and conferences
Primary ResponsibilitiesManaging hall bookings, coordinating logistics, ensuring facility readinessPlanning, organizing, and executing events from start to finish

While both roles involve event-related tasks, the Hall Coordinator primarily focuses on managing the venue and logistics, whereas the Event Coordinator handles the overall planning and execution of events. The roles often overlap but differ in scope and responsibilities, with the Hall Coordinator more venue-centric and the Event Coordinator more client and event-focused.

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Infographic showing various Hall Coordinator job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 84% Full Time, 13% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 79% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 19% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $57,869 per year, or $27.8 per hour.

Resident Assistant

Trenton, MO β€’ On-site

$500/wk

Full-time

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Key responsibilities

  • Build a positive community on the residence hall floor through activities, relationship-building, and supporting residents' adaptation to college life.

  • Assist residents with personal and academic concerns, provide peer support, and refer students to campus and community resources.

  • Coordinate and report residence hall programs and community activities, and perform administrative duties such as duty responsibilities, hall opening/closing, and safety procedures.


Job description

Description:

General Statement of Duties: The Resident Assistant at North Central Missouri College is a

student who lives on the residence hall floor to serve as the primary resource for building

community and helping students connect with each other and NCMC. The objectives of the RA

position include building a positive community on their floor and within the hall, assisting

residents with both personal and academic concerns, knowledge of and upholding College

policy, and serving as a resource and/or liaison for the College.

Supervision Received: The Resident Assistant is directly accountable to the Residence Hall

Coordinator and indirectly to the Director of Residence Life.


Responsibilities:

I. Community Building and Peer Relationships

1. Become personally acquainted with each resident on his/her floor and build a rapport

that will foster open communication

2. Implement and encourage the development and maintenance of a community spirit on

his/her floor, including social, educational, recreational, and floor and hall council

activities.

3. Assist new students in their adaptation to College life, with the intent of preparing them

for future College/University residence halls after they have completed their two years

at North Central Missouri College.

4. Become a positive role model for residents.

5. Implement and support the use of community standards on your floor and in the hall.

II. Peer Assistance:

1. Develop the capacity to listen and understand, and to be flexible and open minded in

responding to student needs and concerns.

2. Encourage and assist individuals in finding their own solutions

3. Refer freely to departmental, campus and community resources.

4. Develop trust and maintain confidentiality in the peer assistant role.

5. Maintain familiarity with the locations and operations of departmental, campus and

community offices and organizations (e.g. Career Services, Student Support Services,

Academic Resource Center Office of Resident Life Director, etc.) and make referrals

when appropriate.

III. Residence Hall Programming:

1. Utilize events and activities that already exist on campus and in the Trenton community

that meet the needs and interests of students.

2. Coordinate events for the purpose of promoting interpersonal interaction and

community development.

3. Offer educational, or needs-based, programs to meet the dynamic needs of our

residence hall communities, whether a specific, targeted group, or the entire

population.

4. Report all programs and community builders as directed by your RHC.

IV. Administrative Duties:

1. Assume duty responsibility according to the formal and/or informal hall schedule and

remain on call/duty as required.

2. Assist in opening and closing of the hall, preparation of rosters, damage inventories,

cooperation with Campus Dining staff, and other duties as assigned.

3. Each RA will be expected to be on duty 1 night each week of the semester, and then at

least 1 weekend a month. Duty nights will be scheduled during training before each

semester begins with the Resident Hall Coordinator.

V. Health and Safety:

1. Become familiar with fire safety equipment, and coordinate the fire drill program on the

floor.

2. Be available and report all safety hazards and maintenance concerns

3. Assist the Residence Hall Coordinator as assigned in emergencies.

VI. Residence Hall Regulations:

1. Provide continuous interaction and example which encourages students to act with

reason, to assume responsibility for their actions, and to be consistently considerate of

the rights and freedoms of others.

2. Know and adhere to the rules and regulations pertaining to student behavior and

residence hall organizations and communicate them to residents.

3. Develop consistent methods of enforcing rules and regulations, and assist students in

developing methods of self-enforcement.

4. Take appropriate action to protect the health, safety, and rights of residents.

VII. Staff Training and Communication:

1. Provide the Residence Hall Coordinator with accurate and timely information

concerning the environment of the floor via weekly reflections, 1:1 meetings, and staff

meetings.

2. Attend and participate in all training and staff meetings.

3. Develop and promote a positive working relationship with all residence hall staff,

including RAs, RCs, Secretaries, Custodial/Maintenance and Campus Dining employees.

4. Each RA is expected to send a daily duty report at the end of each night, when on duty,

to both RC’s and the Director of Resident Life.


OTHER:

1. Employment is normally for the academic year; however, continued employment is subject to

satisfactory performance. Individual evaluations of the Resident Assistant will be made during

each semester by the Residence Hall Coordinator. This evaluation will be shared with the

Resident Assistant.

2. Resident Assistants receive remuneration of $500 per semester and will be guaranteed a single

room at one-half the single occupancy rate.

3. Circumstances may arise that necessitate the transfer of Resident Assistants within the College

Residence Hall system. Responsibility for transfer rests with the Office of Residence Life.

4. Resident Assistants are issued a Sub-Master Key and loss or misuse of the key may be

considered cause for termination of employment.

5. Resident Assistants are recognized by the College as strong role models for all Residence Hall

students. In conjunction with this recognition, it is expected that RAs will present a positive

attitude and example with regard to responsible behavior and responsible alcohol use.

6. Other related duties as assigned. Each Residence Hall Coordinator and staff may discover

particular needs within their hall, which are not addressed in this Job Description. The Office of

Residence Life encourages this individuality and creativity in job performance.

7. North Central Missouri College and the Student Services division reserve the right to make

decisions to terminate employment due to incidents that are not addressed in this Job

Description, including but not limited to conduct that is detrimental or unbecoming as an

employee of North Central Missouri College. These may include, but not be limited to

incidences with alcohol/drugs when away from the college and Trenton community.

Requirements:

Minimum Qualifications and Additional Requirements:

1. You must be enrolled as a student at North Central Missouri College to be considered

for this position.

2. You must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or higher at the time of

application and at the conclusion of the semester in which you are applying. A

cumulative grade point average of 2.5 must be maintained during the period of

employment. Incoming freshman must have a cumulative GPA of a 3.0 to be considered

for employment.

3. You must be available for employment for two semesters upon initial hire.

4. You must not be on any College probation (academic or social). During the period of

employment RAs must not be in violation of any College policies or procedures.

5. All employment positions within the department of Residence Life are interrelated.

Consequently, disciplinary action you receive while employed in one Residence Life

position may impact your employment status in another Residence Life position, up to

and including discharge.

6. You are expected to place the position as one of your highest priorities. Employment

and extracurricular involvement outside of the position must have the approval of your

Resident Hall Coordinator. Employment must also be approved by the Director of

Residence Life. You may work no more than 13 hours per week. To work in excess of 13

hours per week requires specific approval in advance by the Resident Hall Coordinator

and Director of Resident Life for the time-period involved.