Donโ€™t Just Join a Group, Start a Group! Tackling Student Loneliness Through Process, Coaching, and Support

Commonly, the advice given to students experiencing loneliness is encouraging them to join a student organization or other group. This isnโ€™t necessarily bad advice, but it is definitely not enough. Students experiencing loneliness are generally seeking out connection and support from a social lens, and when we as professionals just encourage joining an organization, it... Continue Reading →

The Belonging Blueprint for ResLife Pros

Creating a sense of belonging and an atmosphere that we often describe as a studentโ€™s new โ€œhome away from homeโ€ is central to the work that we do as Housing and Residence Life practitioners. But, there isnโ€™t a singular โ€œrightโ€ way to do itโ€“ if there was, wouldnโ€™t we all be doing so uniformly?  And... Continue Reading →

Design Thinking With RAs [Webinar Recording]

Abstract Oftentimes, RAs will resist a new process or complain about how a problem is solved, but asking for their input does not always lead to a positive solution. This session will show supervisors how to use design thinking with their RAs to solve problems and create processes. Outcomes Participants will be able to define... Continue Reading →

2026 Roompact Door Dec Contest!

IT'S BACK! Roompact is holding its ninth annual door dec contest! This contest is open to student staff (RAs, CAs, etc.) at schools who currently use Roompact's software on their campus. Create a door dec with the name โ€œRoompactโ€ on it and email it to us at contests@roompact.com from your institutional email address (*.edu) with... Continue Reading →

Lead Like You Mean It: Conscious Leadership in the ResLife Grind [Webinar Recording]

Abstract "Being a live-in professional means youโ€™re always onโ€”navigating resident crises, supervising student staff, building community, and somehow trying to have a life of your own. Itโ€™s easy to slip into survival mode or feel like you have to โ€œperformโ€ leadership instead of actually feeling like yourself in the role. Using The 15 Commitments of... Continue Reading →

Duty and Dragons: A Game-Based Learning Approach to Incident Response Training [Webinar Recording]

Abstract High engagement, low stakes, and improvisation are at the core of this new game-based learning approach to staff training. Originally designed for Graduate and Full-Time Incident Response training, Duty & Dragons uses game mechanics from Role-Playing Table-Top Games (RPTTG) to provide an innovative and effective approach to practicing real-world scenarios, conflict navigation, and other... Continue Reading →

The Roompact Recap for Spring 2026

We Couldn't Do It Without You We've released a ton of software features in the past few months and all of your feedback has been invaluable. Thank you for help and understanding as we work through these updates. With your help, these beta releases will be ready to go by the fall! We developed a... Continue Reading →

From Data to Decisions: The Power of Clear Visualization [Webinar Recording]

Abstract Residential Education teams create powerful experiences, yet we often struggle to assess and communicate our impact in ways that influence decisions. In a time of tighter budgets and increased scrutiny, showing clear value has become essential. This session explores how building a culture of assessment, supported by intentional data visualization, can highlight outcomes, strengthen... Continue Reading →

ResEdChat Ep 172: Breaking The Circular Cycle – The 3C Framework for Residence Life Practice

In this special episode of Roompact's ResEdChat, we have a rebroadcast from one of our more recent webinars. We started our monthly webinar series back in October of 2025 and if you are a Roompact member, you can participate in these live. For non-Roompact members, we make the recording available after the fact on our website. In this webinar weโ€™ll go over the 3C Framework for Residence Life Practice. It takes from all of the models to help you distill down whatโ€™s important for your residents and whatโ€™s on campus. As a framework, itโ€™s flexible and draws from best practices across the field.

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