Job Description This is a seasonal position from June 10th - July 26th 2024 Job Duties & Responsibilities Managing evening and overnight supervision of participants Guide/supervise students to/in class Facilitate daytime and evening activities for all summer students Attend site visits/and cruises with students on a weekly basis RC positions are live-in positions in co-educational residential communities. Approximately ~39 hours per week. Weekly evening and weekend work required Accommodations You will be assigned to a double room inside a summer residence hall with a fellow RC staff member. Access to a community kitchen and refrigerator Access to community bathrooms or private bathrooms 1 allotted vacation day (Monday-Friday) Week off from July 1st- July 5th Compensation $15 per hour paid for Residential Counselor duties Housing on campus, valued at $2,358, and provided in exchange for Residential Counselor duties. A breakfast and lunch meal plan designated by the Office of Residential and Dining Services, valued at over $633.50 in exchange for RC duties. Meals are provided when students are on campus during the weekends $125 duck bills a week Requirements Training and Certification in Mental Health First Aid will be provided by Stevens Staff Pursuing a Bachelor’s degree with Stevens Institute of Technology 1 years of experience within Pre-College, Residence Life, or related field Must be available to work evenings and weekends Must live on campus in one of the assigned summer residence halls Must not have any additional jobs or classes during the weeks of employment Will participate in an on call duty rotation with ~30 fellow staff members Approximately ~39 hours per week. Essential Functions Become knowledgeable of our summer programs and assist with answering phone calls, and inquiries while in the office Uphold the highest level of customer service when working with participants, families, staff, and faculty. Maintain excellent communication between all pre-college staff, and be able to communicate effectively to fellow student staff members. Interpersonal/human relations skills Supervisory skills Ability to relate effectively with students Ability to work a flexible schedule Ability to provide and document conflict mediation and crisis management with students Ability to understand and implement summative and formative assessment strategies related to departmental learning outcomes and curriculum Social Programming Wall Decs/ Door Decs Daily On Call schedule Attend weekly all-staff meetings Facilitate check-in/check-outs each week for all Pre-College staff and participants Work closely with Pre-College administration Act as a point of contact for Pre-College Summer students in cases of emergency Assist with Check in and Check out Chaperone off-campus trips and activities Work with fellow student staff to plan evening campus events for all program participants; lead weekend events Other duties as assigned Department Office of Summer Pre-College Program General Submission Guidelines: Please submit an online application to be considered a candidate for any job at Stevens. 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