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![Kyler Hart, 20, from Elizabethtown Kentucky, works at the main desk at McCormick Hall as a resident adviser, Wednesday March 23. Hart, a sophomore business informatics major, has been an adviser since the middle of his second semester at WKU. McCormick houses all males and mostly freshmen, of which Har is proud of his duties to greet new students and have a positive impact on their college experiences. "I am the first person they see when they get to campus," Hart said, describing one of the best things about being an RA, "Meeting new people and having a positive impact on their lives. I didn't realize I would like it as much as I did,'Hart said. I am glad I did it[became and RA]. The reason you are here is to help. I like to take pride in helping my guys." Hart hopes to achieve an MBA after graduating with his bachelor's degree and eventually become a hall director. Joseph Barkoff/HERALD](https://wkuherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/f3431126267769543f7c896a2f6c0901-900x600.jpg)
