![\"orha-2014\"](\"http:\/\/brocku.ca\/brock-news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/04\/orha-2014-1024x576.jpg\" "\\"orha-2014\\"")
<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Brock University’s Residence Action Council<\/a> has maintained its winning ways.<\/p>\n RAC delegates walked away with a truckload of accolades from the recently held Ontario Residence Hall Association <\/a>(ORHA) conference at the University of Guelph.<\/p>\n Among RAC’s honours at this year’s annual conference were school of the year, best display, best roll call, first-year student of the year, and most-spirited delegate. Last year, RAC received two awards.<\/p>\n Nikka Collison and Elena Milenkovski earned one of the top awards for a presentation called Leading through Improvisation. Amber Cooze took home the award for first-year student of the year, which was presented by ORHA, and Taylor Cove of Vallee residence won the honours for most-spirited delegate.<\/p>\n The conference, which last year was held at Brock, engages delegates in sessions about student growth and development, and how better to involve residence students in daily programs.<\/p>\n Brock’s RAC provides a forum for the views of about 2,400 residence students. It also consults with Food Services<\/a> and the Department of Residences<\/a> staff to improve facilities and services within the residences. In addition, RAC organizes several residence-wide social events and philanthropic fundraisers for off-campus organizations like RAFT.<\/p>\n