Housing Student Assistants
Applications for 2025-2026 Housing Student Assistants are now closed.
The Housing Student Assistant (HSA) position is an integral part of the daily operations of the Department of Housing and Residential Education (DHRE) at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB). HSAs are customer-service oriented roles and are the primary contact for residents and guests at the DHRE Front Desk, Resident Mailroom, and Village Desks. HSAs support DHRE outreach efforts, including tours for prospective students and families, tabling and/or sharing student perspectives at department and campus events. HSAs work collaboratively with professional and student staff to support and assist the department with visitor/caller inquiries, resident requests, and the general administrative operations of the DHRE community while providing excellent customer service.
HSAs are Student Employees hired through CSUSB and paid an hourly wage. Hours are part time (20 hours per week), and we work together with our student employees to promote their Academic and professional success!
Applications open annually, early in the Spring semester, and can be submitted through CSUSB Careers. Visit this page again for a link to apply when the time comes...
If you have questions about becoming a Housing Student Assistant (HSA), you may call our office at 909-537-4155, or email Rhabecca.Graff@csusb.edu.
2025-2026 Student Leader Application Has Closed
The DHRE Student Leader (RA & AM) application is now closed.
If you have any questions please email ResEd@csusb.edu.
Student Leader Testimonials
Mira Williams, Resident Assistant
"Being a Resident Assistant in both AV and CV now has led me to become a more dedicated and devoted leader and person. I get to meet all new sorts of people and it’s so motivating knowing that I have become a resource and a helping hand for those who need."
Jillian Anderson, Resident Assistant
“When I first came to CSUSB, it was from community college. I had no idea what a life in housing would like. Flash forward to my senior year, and I get to represent housing through programming, creativity, positivity, and as an individual who is a leader. I see my freshmen residents every day, and every day I am glad that their experience is as impactful as my own. Life in housing is rewarding, and every day I have lived to uphold myself to the highest standard as a student, resident, and housing representative."
Lauren Pitman, Student Coordinator
"Stepping into the role of student coordinator has been a transformative experience for me. I’ve loved being there for our residents and supporting our student leaders in Arrowhead Village and more. This role has opened my eyes to the stories and needs of both. By staying engaged and involved, I’ve learned the importance of listening and finding creative ways to make a difference in our residence halls. "