North Carolina Housing Officers (NCHO)

North Carolina Housing Officers (NCHO) NCHO connects and serves housing professionals across the state of North Carolina. In 1997, a Past-President’s Task Force took a look at the future of NCHO.

NCHO was organized in 1973 by housing professionals in North Carolina in order to promote an exchange of ideas and philosophies among institutions with residence hall programs. Currently, 57 private and public institutions belong to NCHO, including all 17 campuses of the University of North Carolina. In 1983, after ten years of service and growth, the membership endorsed the development of a purpo

se statement. The purpose of the association of North Carolina Housing Officers shall be to:

*Unite* people at public and independent institutions with responsibility for residence life, housing, and related support areas.

*Encourage* the sharing of resources, programs, procedures, information, and policies of common interest.

*Cultivate* professionalism, high standards, and ethical approaches. Address the needs of staff members in all areas of housing including residence life, operations, and administration.

*Make* participation affordable.

*Provide* an annual conference, workshop on current issues, a newsletter, and directory of institutional and individual members.

*Serve* as a liaison with other state, regional, and national organizations.

*Provide* an opportunity for staff members at all levels to contribute and actively participate in the achievement of NCHO goals.

*Support* the philosophies of non-discrimination, equal opportunity, and equal access in our workshop and on our campuses. This group laid the framework for outreach programs and an effort to revitalize the annual conference. NCHO celebrated its 25th anniversary at the 1998 conference in Asheville. The new logo was unveiled at the conference. The 1999 conference marked the first time that NCHO hosted a combined conference with the North Carolina College Personnel Association (NCCPA). NCHO is associated with the Southeastern Association of Housing Officers (SEAHO), and sends a representative to the business meetings of SEAHO.

We are 1 week from the Student Leadership Drive in! NC State is prepping and so excited to welcome you all! As delegatio...
03/27/2026

We are 1 week from the Student Leadership Drive in! NC State is prepping and so excited to welcome you all! As delegations are prepping to drive-in please give us some sneak peeks at those spirit items!! 🐺 Feel free to tag us!

We are pleased to announce our Student Leadership Drive-in Keynote speaker! 📣Cooper Davis is a Case Manager for the Offi...
03/24/2026

We are pleased to announce our Student Leadership Drive-in Keynote speaker! 📣

Cooper Davis is a Case Manager for the Office of Civil Rights and Title IX at UNC Charlotte! He is excited to provide an upbeat kickoff to our Drive-In and present on how to build meaningful connections with residents and coworkers.

We are a little less than 3 weeks away from the Drive-in! We cannot wait to welcome you to NC State!!See you April 4th!
03/18/2026

We are a little less than 3 weeks away from the Drive-in! We cannot wait to welcome you to NC State!!

See you April 4th!

As we are getting closer to the Drive-In, we want to remind you that we are in Late Registration right now. Registration...
03/16/2026

As we are getting closer to the Drive-In, we want to remind you that we are in Late Registration right now. Registration will remain open until March 27th. You can also view our cancellation policy on our website, link in our bio.

See you in 3 weeks!

03/06/2026

Our NCHO Annual Conference Chair has something to say, so listen up!

03/06/2026

Hey there SEAHO! 👋🏽

Check out what our State Rep had to say about his SEAHO experience!

Will you be joining us next year?

Thank You NCHO for coming to the North Carolina State Business Meeting this morning! We cannot do what we do with YOU! T...
03/05/2026

Thank You NCHO for coming to the North Carolina State Business Meeting this morning!

We cannot do what we do with YOU!

Tag who you see 👀

03/05/2026

We heard yall were having so much fun in Winston-Salem, NC for SEAHO, so we figured we’d bring you right back!

The Host Site for the NCHO Annual Conference will be Winston-Salem State University!

SAVE THE DATE RIGHT NOW! October 14th - 16th, 2026

With  's Annual Conference happening right here in Winston-Salem, NC, you won’t want to miss the North Carolina State Me...
03/02/2026

With 's Annual Conference happening right here in Winston-Salem, NC, you won’t want to miss the North Carolina State Meeting hosted by the NCHO Executive Council! This is your space to connect with fellow NC professionals, share updates, celebrate our work, and build community across our home state.

📍 Thursday, March 5
⏰ 9:30AM – 10:20AM

Come ready to network, collaborate, and represent NC with pride while we welcome SEAHO to our backyard.

Tag your SEAHO moments with so we can hype you up all conference long!

See you there! 🐦✨

This Black History Month, NCHO proudly celebrates the legacy, excellence, and impact of North Carolina’s Public HBCUs. 🤎...
02/27/2026

This Black History Month, NCHO proudly celebrates the legacy, excellence, and impact of North Carolina’s Public HBCUs. 🤎✨

From expanding access to higher education to producing generations of changemakers, these institutions continue to stand as pillars of leadership, innovation, and Black excellence:

🎓 Elizabeth City State University
🎓 Fayetteville State University
🎓 North Carolina A&T State University
🎓 North Carolina Central University
🎓 Winston-Salem State University

For generations, these universities have been more than institutions; they are communities that cultivate brilliance, resilience, and opportunity across our state.

Drop a 💙🦅🐏 or your alma mater in the comments and help us celebrate their legacy!

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