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Meet your RLAs - Central Village

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Residence Life Assistants at Central Village

Learn about some of your Residence Life Assistants who are available to support you at Central Village.

 

Fatiya Mohamoud

a person posing for the camera

Course: Medicine

Year of Study: 6

I have lived in James Bailie Park, Lupton residences and Charles Morris.

A fun fact about me is that I prefer exploring new places on foot. Recently, I hiked Penang Hill in Malaysia, and it's become one of my favourite travel memories.

I would describe my role as an RLA as being a friendly point of contact for students, helping to create a welcoming, safe, and inclusive environment where everyone feels supported and part of the community.

Make your room feel like home, but don’t spend all your time there! The best part of living in Halls is the people you meet and the experiences you share.

 

Gargi Patil

a person wearing a purple shirt

Course: Architecture

Year of Study: 4

Shared houses

I bought a ukulele on a total whim - still waiting on my overnight musical prodigy phase to start.

As an RLA I believe my role is to provide support to students and be approachable.

Cook, eat, and hangout in the kitchen. It’s the best way to make friends and makes you seem approachable.

 

Is'Haaq Mirza

Course: Dentistry

Year of study: Year 4

Central Village

I have been told i make excellent coffee.

My role as RLA is to act as the first port of call from general enquires to life in halls to welfare issues. weather its a listening ear or a shoulder to lean on, RLAs are there to provide support through out your time in halls.

Make the first leap, attend the socials, join societies and put yourself out there!

 

Tameem Wafaei

a man posing for the camera

Course: Dentistry

Year of Study: 3

Cityside, Monty B, Central Village

Im always down for a game of table tennis.

Rewarding

Try to get along with your flatmates. Be friendly with everyone.