Ivy Patrick is a junior public health major from Huntington, West Virginia. Ivy is such a happy go lucky person. She is a great role model. I know many people that look up to her and are thankful to have her around.
Q: What made you decide to become a residence assistant?
A: I wanted to become an RA because I enjoy being able to help others, especially when it comes to transitioning to a new place. Being that person that people can come to and talk to makes me feel good because I know that not only am I helping them but they are helping me.
Q: What’s your favorite part of being an RA?
A: My favorite part of being an RA is being able to be that person that people can look up to.
Q: How long have you been a residence assistant? Which residence halls have you lived in?
A: I’ve been an RA for two years. I have lived in Boreman North and South.
Q: What opportunities are available for RA’s?
A: There are so many opportunities that come with being an RA, such as leadership positions, being able to build skills that will help you in future jobs.
Q: What advice would you give to someone thinking about becoming an RA?
A: You should be ready to be a team player and always willing to lend a hand when needed.