It makes a lot of mental capacity to go through on-call rotations, let alone working in residence life. This guest talks true experiences dealing with managing their mental health.

A new professional recalls her experience spanning three institutions, each with a little something interesting.

*TRIGGER WARNING: The following episode of On-Call Rotation includes a discussion on suicidal actions and self-harm. Some content may be triggering or disturbing for some listeners.

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A professional recalls many stories from his graduate experience being on call, including streakers, a stripper pole, and a possible bias-related incident.

A Midwest professional recalls her experiences with a prank pigeon release, a resident peeing on a CA's door, and many more stories. 

Following a Boston professional's journey through Residence Life, stories of a shattered glass window and numerous intoxicated, naked residents emerge.

Sometimes you're not even on call when incidents pull you on! In this episode, our guest shares about her experiences with a new, by-the-book CA, and when a student gets arrested...again.

Across the plethora of opportunities for incidents lands this professional in quite interesting incidents, especially considering the realistic fears of losing a student.

As a graduate hall director, it is quite a shock to move into a higher authority, especially when your on-call responsibilities change. Follow this long night of three incidents happening, relating to alcohol-consumption, injury, and autism spectrum-related moments.

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