Interactions with college employees

I was curious about how often I'd interact with different employee roles on campus? Like who are the people students tend to see most?

The frequency of interaction with different employee roles on campus can vary greatly depending on a student's particular activities, major, and living situation. However, here are some common figures students often interact with:

1. Professors: One of the key interactions students have on a daily basis is with their professors during class time, office hours, or in academic meetings.

2. Teaching Assistants (TAs): Especially in larger classes, students may interact with TAs just as much or even more than their professors. TAs often lead discussion sections, grade assignments, and are available for additional help.

3. Academic Advisors: At the start and end of each semester, it is essential to meet with academic advisors to discuss course selection and graduation requirements.

4. Resident Advisors (RAs): If a student lives in a residence hall, interaction with Resident Advisors is quite common. RAs can also be an important resource for first-year students adjusting to college life.

5. Administrative Staff: At the college's administration office, students frequently interact with staff members when dealing with enrollment, financial aid, housing, and other administrative matters.

6. Library Staff: Students who frequent the library may also have regular interaction with library staff.

7. Campus Health and Counseling Staff: Some students will also have interactions with health and counseling staff, whether for routine health matters, mental health appointments, or in case of an emergency.

8. Coaches/Club Advisors: For students involved in sports clubs or extracurricular activities, interaction with coaches and club advisors may be frequent.

Remember, these are just general examples and actual interactions will depend on each individual student's college journey. Different universities may have different support models and team structures. You may find yourself interacting more or less with certain roles depending on your individual needs and the support services offered by the college.