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Chaperone/Dorm Assistant

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Alcorn State University

Lorman, MS (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 1 week ago (Updated 4 days ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/6/2026

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Job Title Lead Chaperone/ Dorm Assistant 61 South Essential Job Functions Supervise and support regular chaperones in ensuring student safety, engagement, and participation. Act as the primary point of contact for overnight supervision and dorm-related concerns. Oversee camper check-ins, headcounts, and behavioral management strategies. Assist in planning and executing camp activities, ensuring smooth transitions and adherence to schedules. Communicate with program leadership student needs, safety issues, or other concerns Enforce all camp policies, procedures, and safety guidelines to ensure a secure experience for all participants Handle emergency situations and ensure all safety protocols are followed. Chaperone educational and cultural activities/ field trips Serve as a mentor to Talent Search participants Other appropriate duties as assigned by the Talent Search Director Qualifications Minimum Education Candidate must be at least a college Junior with a GPA of 3.0 Minimum Experience Two (2) years' experience working with at-risk/disadvantaged students Licenses/Certifications License or professional credentials in relevant discipline (if applicable) Knowledge Skills and Abilities The incumbent supervises and mentors students from first-generation, low-income, and disability backgrounds, ensuring their safety, engagement, and development during summer camp. They foster a supportive environment while guiding students in leadership, academics, and postsecondary preparation. Experience in youth leadership, camp coordination, or student mentoring, preferably in an educational or summer camp setting. Strong decision-making, leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills Ability to guide and support regular chaperones in fulfilling their responsibilities. Ability to supervise, engage, and provide a safe and supportive environment for campers Ability to enforce camp rules, maintain discipline, and respond effectively to emergencies Strong teamwork and collaboration skills to work with fellow chaperones, camp staff, and program director Excellent organizational and time-management skills to oversee schedules and ensure smooth operations. Flexibility, adaptability, and patience in managing daily camp activities and unexpected challenges Knowledge of emergency response procedures, behavior management strategies