per term. The College's residence consists of 10 floors, each with its own residence don and an average of 21 residents. There are both double-occupancy and single-occupancy rooms available. There are a variety of student lounges available that make for quiet study space and activity space. Meals are provided in house with a cafeteria providing three meals a day during the week and brunch and dinner on weekends. Bagged lunches are available on request for students that are unable to return to the College for lunch. All meal costs are included in residence fees and, as such, do not have a decreasing balance of meal plan money to monitor. Residence Don Team Dons are upper year students who live in the residence and support Renison's Student Experience and Housing team in their work of providing support to students, facilitating recreation programming, facility supervision, and rule enforcement. Dons are the primary point of contact for all residents whether it is asking for assistance, resolving conflict, responding to emergencies, or planning floor events. Renison's residence has the distinction of having the lowest Don-to-student ratio on campus (1 to 21). Student Government Renisix (residence student government) Renisix is tasked with enhancing the social atmosphere of the College for those who live in its residence halls. A student run council, Renisix gives students the opportunity to take ownership of their residence experience and provide opportunities for students to have fun and meet others in the College. The members of Renisix include: the President, Vice- President, Secretary, Social Convenor, and 10 Floor representatives. The President of Renisix sits as a member of Renison University College's Board of Governors. Renison Academic Student Council (RASC) The Renison Academic Student Council (RASC) is a student government composed of undergraduate, Renison registered students who take courses on campus. The goals of RASC are to advocate for the needs of its members as well as enhance their social atmosphere while at university. A student run council, RASC works with other student governments on campus to ensure its member are aware of any discussions on campus that involve to fees students pay, the programs they take, courses they are enrolled in, and any concerns they may have about Renison University College. The President of RASC sits as a member of Renison University College's Board of Governors. Social Development Studies Student Society As a student society of RASC, the Social Development Studies