Kone Your Role
On-Call Basics
Safety First
Documentation
Community Standards
100

Are RAs students first or staff first?

Student first

100

What must always be accessible while on-call?

The on-call phone.

100

What number is called first in a medical emergency?

911

100

What form documents incidents?

Incident Report.

100

What form documents incidents?

Incident Report.

200

True or False: RAs enforce every policy they hear about.

False

200

Can RAs leave the building(s) while on-call?

No

200

What should an RA never do during emergencies?

Put themselves in danger.

200

Why document cooperative situations?

To maintain an accurate record.

200

Why document cooperative situations?

To maintain an accurate record.

300

What is the RA’s primary role in the residence hall?

Support residents and foster a safe community.

300

Can community builders be completed while on-call?

No, unless coverage is arranged.

300

Who clears a building for reentry after an alarm?

Fire Officials or Police

300

What details must be included in reports?

Who, what, when, where, and observed behavior.

300

What details must be included in reports?

Who, what, when, where, and observed behavior.

400

Who should an RA contact if unsure about a protocol?

Professional staff or supervisor.

400

Why must RAs stay in their assigned building?

To be immediately available.

400

Why clear spectators during emergencies?

To ensure safety and responder access.

400

Should opinions be included in reports?

No

400

Should opinions be included in reports?

No

500

Why is professionalism required even in casual interactions?

RAs represent Residence Life at all times.

500

What should be done if the on-call phone malfunctions?

Contact professional staff immediately.

500

What term should be used to describe serious incidents?

Emergency or Crisis.

500

When should reports be submitted?

As soon as possible.

500

When should reports be submitted?

As soon as possible.

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