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Chaperone/Middle School Day Camp
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Alcorn State University
Lorman, MS (In Person)
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Job Title Chaperone/ Middle School Day Camp Essential Job Functions Supervise and engage with campers during daily activities, meals, and free time Serve as a residence hall assistant in assigned dormitories, ensuring campers' adhere to curfews and dormitory rules Assist in organizing and leading recreational, academic, and enrichment activities Conduct headcounts and always maintain awareness of camper locations. Address minor conflicts and behavioral concerns, escalating issues to the Lead Chaperone as needed. Provide encouragement and support to campers, fostering a welcoming environment. Supervise and engage with campers during daily activities, meals, and free time Serve as a residence hall assistant in assigned dormitories, ensuring campers' adhere to curfews and dormitory rules Assist in organizing and leading recreational, academic, and enrichment activities Conduct headcounts and always maintain awareness of camper locations. Address minor conflicts and behavioral concerns, escalating issues to the Lead Chaperone as needed. Provide encouragement and support to campers, fostering a welcoming environment. Assist with logistical tasks such as meal supervision, activity setup, and cleanup. Enforce all camp policies, procedures, and safety guidelines to ensure a secure experience for all participants Chaperone educational and cultural activities/ field trips Serve as a mentor to Talent Search participants Qualifications Minimum Education Candidate must be at least a rising Sophomore with a GPA of 3.0 Minimum Experience One (1) year of experience working with at-risk/disadvantaged students Licenses/Certifications License or professional credentials in the relevant discipline (if applicable) Knowledge Skills and Abilities Experience working with Middle school students in an educational or camp setting Strong interpersonal and teamwork skills to collaborate with camp staff and support campers. Ability to supervise students, enforce rules, and maintain a positive camp environment. Basic conflict resolution skills to address minor behavioral concerns. Willingness to follow directions from camp leadership and assist with various duties. Willingness to stay overnight in dorms and serve as a responsible mentor and supervisor for students Flexibility, adaptability, and patience in managing daily camp activities and unexpected challenges