Student Facilitator

Roles

What we are looking for in a perspective Student Facilitator:

• Understanding of and commitment to the integration of, service academics and community.
• Adequate knowledge of the program.
• Leadership: This student will be a positive role model for sophomores in the program will be supportive of fellow team members and has a realistic view of their own strengths and weaknesses.
• Commitment to SLC: This student believes that SLC can be an important part of the lives of sophomores.
• Ability to manage the time commitment.
• Recommendation from facilitator indicates a positive role in fourth hour.

Responsibilities

• Student Facilitator Co-Chair (Responsibility shared by 2 co-chairs & overseen by a GA)
  • Student Facilitator Meetings (approx. 4 a semester)
  • Prepare agenda and compose minutes for each meeting
  • Training and education
  • Oversee CAP mentorship (Spring Semester)
  • Present feedback from 4th Hour Evaluations and Instructors
  • Present student facilitator feedback at co-chair meetings
  • Collect student facilitator schedules for spring 4th hours (Fall Semester)

• Communication/SCOOP (1 co-chair overseen by a GA)
  • Weekly newsletter
  • Community events
  • Outside lectures
  • Calendar
  • Updates from 4th Hour Council
  • Advertise service sign ups, CAP meeting, etc.

• Special Events (Responsibility shared by 2 co-chairs & overseen by a GA)
  • Take attendance at all community events
  • New Sophomore Orientation (Fall Semester)
  • Partnership Dinner (Fall Semester)
  • Celebration Dinner (Spring Semester)
  • Partnership Day (Spring Semester)
  • Welcome Day/ Freshman BBQ (Spring Semester)
  • Organize 1 mandatory event per semester

• 4th Hour Council (1 co-chair overseen by a GA)
  • Hold bi-weekly meeting (1 sophomore representative per 4th Hour)
  • Create agenda and circulate meeting minutes to other co-chairs
  • Recruit new leadership through 4th Hour
  • Share and generate information with and from 4 hours
  • Organize community events o Decorate the bulletin board
  • Assist with Partnership Dinner (Fall Semester) and Partnership Day (Spring Semester)
  • Solicit feedback from sophomores

SLC Leadership Co-Chair

Roles

Co-Chairs are junior or senior SLC alums. Co-chairs assist in the orchestration of all SLC community events, committees, orientations, and training session. They are a link of communication between the SLC office and SLC community. All co-chairs must participate in a weekly meeting (approx. 1 hour), service (3 hours), and head or co-head a sub-committee.

What we are looking for in a perspective Co-Chair:

• All aspects stated in the perspective student facilitator section.
• Student posses organization and leadership skills to plan programs for the community.
• A passion for SLC, will be a positive advocate for the community.

Responsibilities

• Service Co-Chair (Responsibility shared by 2 co-chairs & overseen by a GA)
  • Service attendance, organize accountability procedures for students
  • Driver Training Meeting
  • Service Orientation (Fall Semester)
  • CAP Orientation (Spring Semester)
  • Meet Partner Liaisons (2 -3 times a semester)
  • Create service reflection activities for van time
  • Work with secretary to orchestrate service sign ups each semester