The Sport Club Professional Intern at the University of WisconsinMadison will acquire comprehensive experience in campus recreation and leadership through active involvement in program administration advising and the evaluation of personnel and club financial requests. The intern will also collaborate with a range of departments beyond Sport Clubs including Intramural Sports Marketing Finance Operations Facilities & Grounds Scheduling & Events and Wellbeing to support the overall success of the program. Throughout the appointment the intern will also serve as a representative of University Recreation & Wellbeing to the UWMadison campus and the broader community.
Assist with the supervision management and mentorship of 6 student leads.
Recruit train supervise and evaluate 50 student supervisors.
Assist with Outdoor Operations of the Sport Clubs Program
Assist with the overall management of comprehensive campus recreation softwares; InnoSoft Fusion DoSportsEasy SubItUp.
Collaborate with other departments at Rec Well such as Intramural Sports Finance etc.
Serve as a liaison to select sport clubs including all aspects of club oversight such as risk management inventory waiver collection website update monthly officer meetings and priority points tracking system.
Maintain daily office hours to assist with administrative duties including answering phone calls and e-mail correspondence stocking first aid kits with proper supplies record retention and filing and customer service.
Engages in the Rec Well professional internship development curriculum all staff meetings divisional committees and other professional development responsibilities and opportunities.
Sport Clubs
$22.50/Hour
Typical working hours between 9a-4p. Some night and weekend hours may be required. Average of 30 hours/week
As part of the application process you will be required to upload a current resume.
Madelyn Johnson
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Required Experience:
Intern
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