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    Words of Wisdom from Kevin Filchak

    Hey NEACURH!!

    Two years ago, I proposed an idea to my Execuve Board at my host

    instuon. "Hey guys, why don't we try and host the Sub-Regional

    Meeng?" Their response could not have been more enthusiasc. We

    instantly began preparing, reading policy, asking quesons, makingphone calls and so much more. I looked at my computer screen the

    night I was to submit the proposal and said, "Wow, this has been an

    incredible journey that I've been on the past few weeks. I can't believe

    how much fun everything was just in preparing the proposal alone." I

    hit send, and a few days later, something wonderful happened...our

    proposal had been accepted.

    Our Subs meeng was a fantasc experience for my execuve board

    and for myself. But what was the most important take away from that

    experience was the preparaon for the proposal. It taught me how tobe a beer NCC because it taught me to think about not just my

    schools interests, but NEACURH's. It taught me that taking that risk and

    subming a proposal is the most nerve wracking moment as an NCC,

    but it also produces the biggest rewards. Had our proposal been

    rejected by the Region, that would have been just ne in my mind

    because we had taken that risk of presenng a proposal that we were

    proud of. It taught me that the RBD is not as an enty to be

    inmidated by, rather it is your NEACURH family, who only want you to

    take that rst step and take that risk of proposing something; they're

    there to catch you so you do not fall. Finally, it was able to bring Marty

    closer to my Execuve Board, and that is a great feeling.

    my favorite part of subs was

    when my NCC and myself were

    able to carpool with Tricia

    Connelly, the RCC NY at the

    me. I enjoyed geng that one

    on one interacon with an RBD

    member, which made me feel so

    much more comfortable at

    minis. Subs itself was a great

    way to bond with the RBD,

    NCCs, NRHH reps and

    Presidents

    -Jilly Cole, RCC Publicaons

    "MyfavoritesubsmemorywaswhenIplayedtheawesome game of Assassin with the rest of thedelegates"-SherazIqbal, RCCS

    pecial Projects

    My favorite SUBS memory is

    when I was at SUNY Geneseo

    last fall and we rst learned

    the hand clapping (Give me

    one...Give me two....) from

    Craig Levan, which we used as

    part of our roll call this pastNACURH at Western Illinois

    University!

    Mooselove,

    Megan Moravec

    SUNY Bualo NCC

    BLAST FROM THE PAST!I remember my rst sub-regional meeng. It was at NYU and I was a

    mid lile NCC-IT. Everyone was so warming and welcoming. The

    weekend reinforced my love of the moose and eventually movated

    me to run for the RBD. All the fun icebreakers and smulang

    conversaons couldn't have been more perfect (well, maybe a few

    more hours of sleep). My biggest advice would denitely keep an

    open mind and go in with a lot of enthusiasm!

    Harry Loizides, former RCC Pub 2009-2010

    I'm looking forward to meeting all of theNCCs Presidents and NRHH!

    -Alysha Stephens,Minis Co-Conference Chair

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    NE subs last year was

    absolutely awless!Both Suolk and Roger

    Williams were super

    fun and totally dierent

    from each other. At

    Suolk subs, Kevin and

    his Maa-playing-skills

    were absolutely epic,

    and at Roger Williams,

    some NCCs split into

    teams and playfully ar-

    gued whose team

    would win an epic

    bale (never fought).

    Courtney Anderson,

    Salem State

    NRHH Community

    Service Coordinator

    The rst me I went to subs was last semester at Roger

    Williams. It was informave, yet excing and lively! First, what

    are subs? Subs is an opportunity for NCCs, Presidents and NRHHRepresentaves to get together to discuss the conference com-

    ing up. I got to bond with other NRHH Representaves before

    geng thrown into a conference. Everyone shares ideas, helps

    other colleges/universies overcome issues, and just get to

    know each other. Stories are shared about the beginnings of

    their semester or their breaks. We get creave with mini pro-

    jects and best of all WE GET TO CHEER! Usually, the NCCs,

    Presidents and NRHH Representaves miss out on the fun of

    cheering during conference, so we make up for it by cheering

    between our informaon and break-out sessions. My favorite

    memory of my rst subs: Meeng Northeastern and feeling like

    I was part of a family. They were so supporve and outgoing, I

    felt like I t in with everyone right away. Special Thanks to Ma,

    Katelyn, and Tina (aka Tim). Cant wait to see you all at the next

    one!

    Amanda DeCosta

    NRHH President of Western New England University

    NEACURH FUN FACT:

    NEACURHs rst mascot was not a Moose.. But a

    Lobster. Are regional mascots can be found any-

    where NEACURH can Thats why we all have so

    much moose love! aweee

    Top 10 Reasons NRHH Reps Should Aend

    Subs

    By: Danielle Suon, AD NRHH1. Its going to be MOOSEtasc!

    2. You get to collaborate with other NRHH Rep-

    resentaves

    3. You will nd out all the

    awesome iniaves going on throughout the

    region and you will nd out what the RBD has

    been working on

    4. The NRHH meengs are going to be fun and

    informave

    5. You get to know some of the amazing RBD

    members

    6. You will get tagged in a bunch of pictures on

    Facebook J

    7. You get to bond with the RHA Presidents and

    NCCs

    8. Road trips are a blast!

    9. You will get to explore a new school and see

    what their RHAs and NRHHs are like

    10.There is going to be a super SECRET surprisefor all the NRHH Reps at both subs (shhh)

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    HEYY NEACURH!

    I hope all of your move-ins, training and start of school went well!

    August has been prey low-key, just preparing for this upcoming year.

    Each of you have done alot to make this year the best yet and I cant wait

    to see what we all achieve together to make NEACURH amazing! Over

    the past month I have:

    Held 1:1s with each member of the RBD :)

    Hosted NCC chat

    Planned fall summit with Kevin Filchak, Regional Conference Chair

    Worked with our webmaster to update the website!

    Updated regional documents to send out

    Answered quesons!

    As always, please do not hesitate to ask quesons

    or contact me if you need anything! You all are going to

    do amazing things this year and I cant wait to support

    you through the process! Keep up the amazing work,

    you all R-O-C-K!

    Mooselove,

    Julie

    Ihopeopening,professors,andclassesaregoingwellforeveryoneandthatyouareaspumpedasIamtostarttheyearostrong.Although,formeitsmorelikemovinginrst-years,cooperangteachers,andclassrooms...butthathasn'thinderedmyexcitement!ThispastmonthI'vebeenpreppingmyclassroomforstudentteachingandgengafewNEACURHthingsdone.

    *AugustRECON*Reviewedconferencebudgetsandhavesuggesons*FinalizedandpurchasedRBDApparel*Pres

    entedlegislaontoNCCs*AendedNBDchat*PreppedforFallSummitatUConn

    MooseLove,Kevin

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    HEY NEACURH!

    Can you believe that it is the end of August already?

    Do you know what that means? SCHOOL. Ah, I

    know I have already been back at school for 3

    weeks, doing RA training and alas classes. But, there is

    no me to stress out! We have Regional's at UCONN, creeping up

    on us so soon. I am beyond pumped to see you all, and see all your

    hard work in programs pay o. I know they will be awesome!

    Remember I am here if you need anything at all!

    Well, I hope you all survived Hurricane Irene. (not to sound morbid)

    I know it was hecc where I am! No power, and A LOT A LOT of

    ooding. Many teachers couldn't make it to classes because they

    were under water. YIKES. Well, August hasn't really been a busy

    month for me...it has been more of a prep period for the upcoming

    months!

    Got picked to be on a Naonal Commiee. (MPR)

    Stayed in contact with RBD.

    Aended all chats.

    Worked on programming stu for conference!

    -- MooseLove! See you all soon!

    I hope you all had a fabulous summer and

    that you are excited for the adventures thisyear will bring. This month has been very

    busy for me since I have started my graduate assis-

    tantship and graduate school all within the same week. I am

    very excited for this school year and to be working with all of

    you. Please don't hesitate to let me know if you ever need any-

    thing!!!

    - Sent an email to NRHH with important updates and infor-

    maon about aliaons and chats

    - Held our rst NRHH Chat and sent out the minutes

    - Sent out informaon about Marty's List and collected names

    - Approved NRHH Constuons and worked with chapters to

    aliate

    - Sent an email to the region announcing the July 2011 OTM

    Regional Winners

    - Coordinated the commiee process of selecng OTM's for

    the month and submied them to NACURH

    - Aended the NCC Chat and two RBD Chats

    - Held a One-on-one with the NEACURH Director

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    Hey NEACURH!

    I hope that everyone survived Hurricane Irene. Currently as I am

    wring this, my resident hall (not dorm) is without power so I choosing to

    use my baery power to keep you all updated on NE stu and amazing SUBs

    updates!

    Anyway, this past month, I have worked very closely with the

    wonderful Sarah Sobel in order to nalize SUBs details for everyone. We sent

    an email out to all of the NCCs about SUBs but if anyone would like that

    email or didnt get it, let myself or Sarah know and we can get it to you right

    away.

    I have been working with the Retenon commiee and starng up

    some interesng discussions to beer help your schools retain your

    members.

    You should hear from Sarah and or myself within the next few weeks

    with some more SUBs updates and as always, dont hesitate to ask us

    anything about anything, even if you just want to know more about our

    amazing lives. Loving the moose in New England, Grin

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    Heyyyy NEACURH!!

    I hope you are all recovering from Irene and enjoyed the summer weather! I know I did!

    This month I am excited to say, was a great month lled with moose love and its only just beginning!

    As RCC NY, I am so excited that SUBS is geng closer and closer! I hope you all have an idea of what SUBS is and how YOU can

    be the school that hosts and gets to have an experience of a lifeme! Aer aending two Sub-regional meengs last year, I know how

    benecial these meengs are and I am excited to share all of that with you when you have your SUBS experience coming up in

    October!

    Remember that it not too much work to host SUBS so I really really encourage you all to write up a short proposal and consider

    hosng SUBS at your very own school! Think of it like this you wont even need to pay for transportaon and you get to show o

    YOUR beauful campus to NCCs, Presidents, and NRHH reps from around the region!!! (What could get beer?)

    This month I:

    -Send out a regional email regarding SUBS

    -Talked with RCC NE about everything relang to SUBS and what we want to accomplish in the next few weeks

    -Talked to lots of member schools about hosng SUBS

    -Talked to my conference sta buddy

    -Geng ready for SUMMIT in a few Short days

    -Talked to buddy schools

    -Geng super excited to see some lovely SUBS proposals and get to know even more member schools through this lovely SUBS sea-

    son!

    -Talked with my commiee chair for the naonal NRHM commiee and cant wait to see all that we do this year!

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    Hey NEACURH!

    During the month of

    August, I have been busy

    doing RBD projects and

    geng ready for the school

    year.

    Heres a quick summary of things I have been

    doing:

    Voted in the Naonal OTM Vong Commiee

    for the month of June

    Submied MMC arcles

    Contacted buddy schools to have them

    aliate for the year

    Aended RBD, NRHH, and NCC

    chat

    Completed RBD Good Luck

    Bidding cards

    Chaed with NEACURH

    Director

    Got accepted to the Corporate

    Assessment and Development

    Naonal Commiee

    This month I have worked on:

    Contacng non aliated

    schools to have them aliate

    as soon as possible!

    Having 1:1 meengs with the

    newly aliated schools to get

    them excited and informed on

    anything and everything

    NEACURH related.

    Working/eding the NEACURH

    Recruitment video.

    Aended RBD chats

    Aended RCC and RCC Recruitment

    commiee meengs on Skype and AIM

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    Hey Moose Lovers,

    I hope you all had a successful and stress

    free move in and are super pumped for the

    2011-2012 school year.

    Whats been going on with Publicaons?

    -I have joined the Naonal Advocacy

    commiee

    -worked with the bidding and awards/

    NACURH U commiee

    -collected info for the MMC

    -geng the newRecognion Express

    nalized

    -reviewing bidding requirements to be as much of a

    resource for you as possible

    If any one is interested in bidding and would like to

    review policy and or just need friendly words of

    encouragement, PLEASE let me know!!! I am here as a

    resource for you all and want to see everyone shine to

    their fullest potenal.

    What has your

    regional advisor been up

    to?

    Met with regional

    director for 1x1 meeng

    Helped plan

    Regionals Summit at

    UCONN

    Reviewed Regional and

    Conference Budgets

    Parcipated in

    Regional Advisor Chat

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    Hey NEACURH!!!!!!

    Back to school, here we go back to school. This month our

    Marty Gras planning commiee aka the conference sta has

    been working those hoofs planning the most amazing Marty

    Gras celebraon you could think of. We have been bringing in

    the MOOSE dollars and trying to raise a lot to save you all

    money.

    Masks we have been passing out this month are..

    We had our Finale Summer Conference Sta meengs

    We sold ads to Student Organizaons

    We had one on ones with Julie the NEACURH Director!

    We aend NCC and NRHH Chats

    Updated our WEBSITE!!!!!!! (hp://

    ricminis2012.webs.com/)

    I hope you all are having an

    amazing rst week of school! I know here

    at Regionals, my sta and I are hard at working

    making wishes come true!!

    Here are some of the BIG NEWS items up this month:A.) The Make A Wish Foundaon is going to have NEACURH raise money for a

    SPECIFIC CHILD's WISH. This means NEACURH that we will have helped a child's

    wish come true!! A 'thermometer' of how much money NEACURH has raised as

    well as informaon on the specic child will be posted on the CT Make A Wish

    Foundaon website (a link to be found on our website as well).B.) Prepared for the RBD at Summit

    C.) Prepared and will distribute our PROGRAMMING SURVEY on Monday, Sep-

    tember 5th (please see future emails for more specic details)

    D.) Preparing to distribute Registraon informaon on September 15th (all lo-

    giscal, nancial, etc. concerning the registraon process will be distributed

    then)

    E.) 1:1 with RBD

    F.) Conference Sta preparaons and 1:1's

    G.) Counng down the days unl we see you at Marty Makes A Wish 2011

    NEACURH Regionals!!

    http://ricminis2012.webs.com/http://ricminis2012.webs.com/http://ricminis2012.webs.com/http://ricminis2012.webs.com/
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    To all of you who are considering a proposal for Subs

    or a bid for Regionals, POY, SALT, whatever,remember this: "Every journey, no maer if you are

    walking to the store or walking to the ends of the

    earth, begins with just one step.

    Take that step NEACURH. You Rock!

    -Kevin Filchak

    Heyyyy NEACURH!

    Can you believe its the start of another

    school year? This year is truly your year. It is your chance to make

    a dierence, inspire something new, achieve your goals and learn about yourself

    and RHA and NRHH. But the queson becomes, how can YOU achieve this? As you

    start this year, seek out opportunies to challenge yourself and your organizaon.

    You will grow far more than you ever thought possible and change both your

    organizaon and your school for the beer! Accept this challenges and never look

    back because who knows, maybe you could be on RBD or the next NEACURH

    Director. Immerse yourself in what you love. My ulmate piece of advice is simply

    to follow your heart. You will nd yourself in places that you have never imagined.

    One of the best ways to make a dierence is to learn from those in NEACURH and

    NACURH. At conferences you have the ability to learn about programs, meet a

    multude of new people and exchange ideas. NEACURH also has the disnct

    opportunity for all NRHH Reps, NCCs and Presidents to aend a subregional

    meeng. This is a great opportunity to bond within your subregion New England or

    New York, exchange ideas and receive training for the upcoming conference. My

    rst subregional conference was held at WPI in the fall of 2009. Without much

    regional experience it was an amazing opportunity! I was able to meet people

    within the region while exchanging ideas on a more personal level. With smallerboardrooms and discussions the conversaon can be tailored to beer help YOU.

    Subs is an amazing way to interact with the region and hosng a meeng is even

    beer! You have the ability to help the region and make a mark within NEACURH! I

    encourage all of you to think about creang a subs proposals and denitely

    aending subs.

    You all are going to grow more as leaders and individuals than you ever expected

    this year! I cant wait to get to know you this year! You are going to do a great job!

    Mooselove,

    Julie Rizzolo

    NEACURH Director

    Hey NEACURH!

    The Clark University Residence Hall Associaon has been super busy

    these last few weeks of August and we want to share what we have been

    up to! First o we hope that all of NEACURH has had a fantasc summer

    and start to the school year! This year, Clark RHA played a major role in

    Clarks Week One First-Year orientaon. We hosted big-prize BINGO (a

    Clark

    tradion) where we supplied an iPad as the biggest prize. A few days later,

    we hosted the RHA Block Party, where rst years were given new RHA

    t-shirts to paint with glow-paint for the quintessenal Clark Week OneBlack Light Dance! Along with these events, our RHA E-Board helped with

    First-Year move-in and supplied all rst-years with eco-friendly Clark RHA

    tote bags (inside were buons, lanyards, and sckers displaying Clark RHA

    pride!). Overall, Clarks Week One experience was posive. We are looking

    forward to subs and what the rest of the semester has to oer! Moose

    love, NEACURH!

    Jenna Wills

    President, Clark RHA 2011-2012

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    I'm, Seneca, the NRHH Chairmen at Keene State

    College, I aended one subs last year in the Spring

    and one of my best memory from it was talking

    with other schools and geng to know their NCC's

    and NRHH members. Along with what programs they did that were big successes.

    As for program's we have done so far on rst year move in day we had an event

    called "Wiener Welcome." The event consisted of Residence Hall Organizaon

    (RHO) members handing out hot dogs, chips, and drinks for free to rst years,there family's, and anyone else that wanted one. Another program we have done

    is vising all the rst year living areas as part of orientaon and having a "Hall

    Council Spirit Night." In this event we talked to them a lile bit about what Hall

    Council and RHO is/does. Then we had poster making contest for one of RHO's

    rst event's "Res Hall Rumble," which is like a eld day from middle school. Part

    of the day is the living area's spirit and they can get points for having lots of spirit

    that will help them win the rumble. Aendees split into groups of 8 and were

    challenged to made a poster that represented the spirit of there living area. Then

    we collected all posters and stored them so when that area's Hall Council isformed they can pick their favorite and us it, take parts of each and make a new

    one, or use mulple poster's the day of the event. Both events were a success

    and surpassed our expectaons.

    Events we have within the next two weeks are Hall Council Informaon Sessions.

    For this Members of RHO go to each living area and talk about Hall Council (How

    the work, what they do, etc.). Also, September 10th we have comedians "Dave

    and Ethan" coming to do a campus wide comedy act. We have had great turn

    outs for these events in the past and expect to have beer turn outs this year.

    -Seneca Eldredge,

    NRHH Chairmen for Keene State

    Presidents Corner With Sheraz

    Hey NEACURH Presidents,

    As the school year starts up, I thought Id share some things you can

    do to prepare for your RHA oces.

    Mail Box I found it makes it convenient for e-board members

    and myself when they have their own personal mail box to

    keep the desk beer organized.

    Message Board Got a message you need to tell your board

    members for the day, this can come in good use!

    Oce Hours It is always good to have peoples oce hours

    posted so you know what me is best to get in touch with any

    board member. You can go even further by asking board

    members to post their schedules so you dont call them while

    they are in class!

    Personal Eects/Decoraon Aesthecs for the oce is a sure

    re way to make people stay happy and get work done.

    Stress Ball It never hurts to use this when you are having a crazy

    day at the oce.

    Supplies It is always a good thing to make sure you have oce

    supplies to get business done. Items include, but are not lim-

    ited pens, pencils, highlighters, stapler, staples, hole puncher,

    paper clips, note pads, white out, scky notes, and much

    more!

    Supply Closet Have care packages or supplies for an awesome

    program that will occur in a few weeks but dont want it

    cluering your oce, a supply closet always comes to good

    use for that!