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Traditions

 

The Inter Residence Hall Government, Creighton’s Father John Holbrook, S.J. Chapter of the National Residence Hall Honorary, the Residence Hall Councils, and Apartment Councils have several traditions & customs worth noting for future hall leaders to observe and fulfill.

IRHG Traditions

• RHC Training Workshop, started by IRHG executives in the Fall of 1998

• “Go Light Your World” Homecoming Kickoff Mass, started in the Fall of 1998

• “Christmas Tree Blessing & Lighting”, started by students in the Fall of 1986

• Price is Right Game show, started by students in the Fall of 1991

• JayGames inter residence hall competition, started by students in the Fall of 1999.

• Lil' Jays Weekend, started by students in the Spring of 2000

IRHG Customs

• Our official team shirt is a blue polo shirt with the IRHG Seal on the left breast pocket.

• The president passes down a gavel to the new president during the first meeting in April.

NRHH Traditions

• “Of the Month (OTM)” Awards each month given to students in the residence halls

• End of the Year NRHH Awards Night, started in the Spring of 1999

• Steven Conroy Award (Outstanding Residence Hall Leadership & Service by a Graduating Senior), started Spring 1987

• Hall Council of the Year Award, started by NRHH Spring of 1999

• Outstanding Hall Service by a Creighton Employee, started by NRHH in the Spring of 2001

NRHH Customs

• We strive to select the top 1% of residence hall leaders.

• We are driven to recognize hall leadership while supporting IRHG, RHCs and ACs.

RHC Traditions

• Kiewit RHC’s “Haunted House”, started by students in the Fall of 1987

• Gallagher RHC’s “Semi-Formal Dance”, started by students in the Fall of 1993

• Swanson RHC's "Superbowl Party", started by students in Spring 1994

• Deglman RHC’s “Degl Dayz” spirit week, started by students in the Fall of 1998

• McGloin RHC’s “McGloin Block Party”, started by students in the Spring of 2000

• Kenefick RHC's "Kenefick Goes to Vegas", started by students in Fall of 2007