
The Aston Hall Community Council serves as the representative leadership body for residents of Aston Hall at Texas A&M University. Operating under the guidance of the Residential Housing Association (RHA), the council is dedicated to enhancing the residential experience by fostering community engagement, organizing programs, and advocating for resident needs.
Aston Hall, constructed in 1975 and located on the southside of campus, is a Commons-style residence hall offering 246 double-occupancy rooms across four floors. Each suite features a shared bathroom between two rooms, accommodating four residents. Amenities include individually controlled air conditioning, study rooms, community kitchens, water bottle refilling stations, TV lounges, and free on-site laundry facilities. The hall's connection to The Commons provides residents with convenient access to dining, academic support services, and recreational spaces.
Positions
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Aggie Eco-Representative
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- Serve as a sustainability advocate in your hall. Promote eco-friendly practices, engage peers, support campus initiatives, attend events, and collaborate with the Aggie Eco-Reps to foster environmental, social, and economic sustainability.
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Chair of Hall Resources
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- Manage shared spaces and equipment in your residence hall. Ensure communal areas are clean, safe, and accessible. Address maintenance needs, advocate for improvements, and collaborate with residents to enhance the living environment.
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Chair of Marketing
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- Promote Community Council events and initiatives through creative marketing. Design flyers, manage social media, create digital content, and boost engagement to ensure strong visibility and participation across the residential community.
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