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This is a temporary or oncall position. Performs a variety of duties in support of summer camps and conferences such as responding to participant concerns questions and emergencies; maintaining/monitoring camp rules checking in/out of participants attending meetings. May involve overnight supervision of participants. Term: Temps can work two 2 nine 9 month terms with a week break in service in between and at the end of the second term terminate for three 3 months or switch to an oncall. OnCall allowed to work 1039 hours in any twelve 12 month period.
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) Summer Counselors will live in the residence hall and be responsible for providing supervision in the precollege programs. Ideal candidates will assist in creating a positive sense of community that aids in the academic and social development of program participants. This will be achieved by developing relationships serving as a role model and mentor; supporting the work the students will be engaged in and assisting with activities that promote community and opportunities associated with Food Energy and the Environment.
All counselors must be on campus July 11th13th 2025 for orientation and training. All positions are fully in person on campus. Counselors are on call 24 hours a day during the program. Overnight supervision of participants is required.
8 Counselors will be on duty for the staff orientation and through the duration of week 1 of the precollege summer program (July 11th 18th. Counselor commitment if only working week 1 ends on Friday July 18 2025 at 8:00pm or when all wrap up is complete (whichever is earlier).
6 Counselors will be on duty for the staff orientation and the duration of week 1 and week 2 (July 11th July 25th of the precollege summer programs. Counselor commitment ends on Friday July 25 2025 at 8:00pm or when all wrap up is complete (whichever is earlier).
Counselors are involved in programming which includes weekends evenings and overnight supervision as well. Counselors will work closely with the program director fellow counselors and senior counselors to plan and carry out activities. Each counselor is expected to attend all assigned programming and encourage participants to engage in activities.
Counselors:
Are required to reside in university housing for the duration of the program and will not be allowed to have overnight visitors.
Will be responsible for attending staff meetings.
Will serve as a resource for students as concerns develop throughout the program in coordination with senior counselors and the program director.
Will be responsible for transporting students in university vans.
Will build a safe supportive environment where campers can grow make new friends and engage in new opportunities.
Will be responsible for overseeing and supervising activities of the program participants.
Will assist with checkin and checkout of program participants.
Will enforce summer program University residence hall rules and regulations.
Will be responsible for spending time outdoors in a variety of elements.
Will be responsible for other work duties as assigned by program director.
Ability and desire to work with middle/high school students in grades 812.
Ability to promote higher education and college success.
Successfully completed one year of college be in good academic standing with the university at the time of application and at the end of 2025 Spring semester (a minimum GPA of 2.0 or have earned a college degree.
Experience working in a team setting.
Must be able to pass all necessary background checks (personal & driving)
Valid drivers license (will be required to drive a 610 passenger van)
Must be able to commit fully to position for the duration of the program.
Experience working with first generation and low income students.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race color religion sex sexual orientation gender identity national origin citizenship age disability or protected veteran status.
Resume and Cover letter expressing your interest in the position.
Reference (if you are a former CANR summer program counselor you do not need to provide another reference form)
ONCALL
Full-Time