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Wominjeka (welcome) 👋
Wominjeka (welcome) 👋
On behalf of the Deakin Hall Residential Life Team (RLT), we would like to welcome you to our community.Â
If you are new to Monash Residential Services (MRS), then we hope you are looking forward to settling into your new home here at Deakin Hall, and if you are a returning resident, we're thrilled to welcome you back!Â
At Deakin Hall we are respectful of all community members – we value diversity, inclusion and accountability.
DEAKIN HALL
DEAKIN HALL
Deakin Hall is the oldest of the Halls of Residence at Monash University. It is named after Alfred Deakin who is remembered for the important role he played in the early days of Federation. He was born in 1856 and became Australia's second (1903), fifth (1905) and seventh (1909) Prime Minister. His friends called him "Affable Alfred".Â
At Deakin, you are a part of a community which values respect, inclusivity and providing support for it's students during both their residential and university experience. We appreciate that each resident is unique and aim to provide a range of events and initiatives that enable everyone to get involved and feel connected within our community.
Resources
Resources
The Resident Portal is your go-to access point for tools, training, forms, and anything else you might need while living on-campus
Away from MRS for more than two consecutive nights?Â
Submit an Absence Form
Have a guest staying with you overnight?Â
Submit an Overnight Guest Form
Something broken in your room or common space?Â
Submit a Maintenance Request Form
AFTER-HOURS SUPPORT SERVICES
AFTER-HOURS SUPPORT SERVICES
Community Support Officers (CSOs)
A dedicated team of highly trained staff, here to provide health and wellbeing support to residents, available after-hours on Monday to Friday and 24/7 on the weekend.
+61 408 599 162
MRS Security Officers
Security staff on-site every night, patrolling MRS buildings to ensure the safety and security of residents.Â
+61 3 9902 7777Â
Monash University Security
24/7 assistance for students, including security escort services and security shuttle buses.
+61 3 9905 3333 (emergency)
+61 3 9902 7777 (general)
bSafe app
Get the app that's got your back!
Bringing safety services, safety information, and resources to your fingertips.
RESIDENTIAL LIFE TEAM (RLT)
RESIDENTIAL LIFE TEAM (RLT)
Your Residential Life Team (RLT) are here to support you and ensure that you are living in a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable environment. The RLT is made up of Residential Life Staff (RLS) and Resident Advisors (RAs).Â
Residential Life Staff (RLS)
Residential Life Staff (RLS)
Residential Life Senior Coordinator
Ruby Karantonis
rls-northhub@monash.edu
0407 233 940Â
Residential Life Coordinator
Sharvada Raju
rls-northhub@monash.edu
0458 966 655Â
Resident Advisors (RAs)
Resident Advisors (RAs)
Taylen (she/her)
From: Fish Creek, Victoria, Australia
Course: Primary Education & Arts
Hobbies: Reading, drinking copious amounts of tea, Yo-Chi trips
"It's one giant family here at Deakin Hall! I've made so many memories, between spontaneous road-trips, midnight Kmart visits, and ABBA karaoke while on late night Yo-Chi expeditions with friends!"
Ella (she/her )
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Course:Â
Hobbies:Â
"My top tip for living on res is to make the most of every opportunity that is given to you! Living on res is also a great way to meet new people from so many different walks of life, so be sure to start conversations and get to know new people!"
Logan (they/he)
From: North Melbourne, Australia
Course: Science/Arts
Hobbies: Hiking, surfskating, doting on my many plants
"Top tip for life on res: Put yourself out there, even if it feels daunting!! People usually choose to live here in order to meet new people, so everyone is a potential friend!"
Aaron (he/him)
From: India
Course: Master of International Relations and Journalism
Hobbies: Reading books, Watching movies, Playing football
"My top tip would be to interact with as many people as you can and make the most of the opportunities Deakin Hall provides."
Pippin (she/her)
From: Mount Eliza, Australia
Course: Media Communications and Marketing
Hobbies: Cooking, Cheerleading, Reading
"My top tip for res is to get involved in as much as possible! We’re only here for a short time, so make the most of it by meeting new people, attending events, and exploring everything that uni life has to offer!"
Shravan (he/him)
From: Bengaluru, India
Course: Bachelor Of Science Advanced - Honours
Hobbies: Hit the gym, watch Formula 1 and play soccer
"Living in res gives you the chance to meet lots of new people - make the most of it by keeping an open mind, joining events and welcoming new experiences!"
Tarush (he/him)
From: India
Course: Commerce/Computer Science
Hobbies: Going to gym, Football and Cooking
"Living on res means instant community—support, friendships, and shared experiences. My top tip? Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it—make the most of every moment on res!"
Christian (he/him)
From: Christchurch, New Zealand
Course: Engineering/Science
Hobbies: Sports, Reading, Hiking
"Make the most of all the opportunities that are presented to you. Get involved, meet new people and have fun!"
Shreyasi
From: Delhi, IndiaÂ
Course: Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other LanguagesÂ
Hobbies: Powerlifting, Chess, photography, organisingÂ
"Hi, I’m Shreyasi (Mishti), a Resident Advisor at Monash Residential Services. I’m studying for a Master of TESOL, and I love going to the gym, playing chess and eating food. As an RA, I’m passionate about spreading kindness and making everyone feel accepted and at home. Feel free to reach out—I’m always happy to chat!"STUDENT LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
STUDENT LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
One of the most valuable aspects of living on campus at Monash University is the opportunity to develop as a person and grow your skills, beyond the traditional learning environment.Â
At Monash Residential Services (MRS) you have access to a number of volunteer leadership and development opportunities, and we encourage you to get involved!
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