Founded in 1894, Culver is located on the shores of Lake Maxinkuckee in Culver, Indiana, two hours north of Indianapolis, two hours southeast of Chicago, and less than an hour south of Notre Dame. Culver, a four-year coed secondary school, provides an outstanding whole person education of mind, spirit, and body. It is the only college preparatory boarding school and summer camp to offer students an intentional, differentiated leadership and character development program. Students do not merely attend Culver; instead, they create a community through leadership, developing relationships that last a lifetime. Culver's excellence is enhanced by legions of loyal alumni who provide unprecedented support. Culver Academies is comprised of three distinct yet cohesive entities: Culver Military Academy (CMA) for boys, Culver Girls Academies (CGA), and the Culver Summer Schools and Camps (CSSC). Henry Harrison Culver founded CMA in 1894 "for the purpose of thoroughly preparing young men for the best colleges, scientific schools, and businesses of America." Culver has been coeducational since 1971 with the establishment of CGA. Culver has developed a curriculum that focuses on educating its students for leadership and responsible citizenship by developing and nurturing the whole individual. With over 830 students and a $547 million endowment, Culver is one of the nation's largest and most prestigious boarding schools. HOURS OF WORK: Must be available to work flexible hours including, early mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays. The CMA Counselor is on call Monday through Friday twenty-four hours a day and rotates on-call status during the weekends.RESPONSIBILITIES: The CMA Counselor is directly responsible for the welfare, progress, and development of each male cadet assigned to their unit. Responsibilities include supervising approximately 40-55 students who live in a barrack. It is the responsibility of the Counselor and military mentor assigned to each battalion (a battalion consists of three units) to work closely together in monitoring the performance of all students in the unit. Starting in SY 22-23, some units will have a live-in Resident Director to assist the counselor, providing adult oversight and student leader development at key times to include the overnight hours. Many units are also assigned an intern to live in the barracks and help the Counselor with weekly supervision and counseling of students. It is the Counselor's responsibility to mentor the intern and support him in fostering meaningful relationships with the students. As a mission-driven, value-based organization, you are asked to contribute to the mission by serving students in athletics, residential life, academic affairs, spiritual life, chaperone responsibilities. You are asked to engage in other commitments that contribute to our promise of a whole person education.REQUIREMENTS: The successful candidate will hold a bachelor's degree and have experience in youth program development and supervision. The individual must be detail-oriented, have excellent organizational skills, and must be PC proficient. Additionally, they must possess excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills to communicate with children and their parents. Athletic coaching skills are highly desired but not required. Experience working with diverse cultures and previous leadership in the area of Diversity and Inclusion are a plus but also not required.