Orientation Leader Responsibilities and Qualifications
Be a leader, resource and a friend to new students
Responsibilities
At each of the orientation events listed below, orientation leaders need to:
- Be available to work for the ENTIRE duration of the orientation
- Attend and fully participate in training and all orientation activities
- Serve as a positive role model
- Maintain enthusiasm and ensure participation at all orientation events
- Follow the directions of the Orientation Captain(s) and Orientation Professional Staff
Qualifications
Orientation leaders must:
- Have earned a minimum cumulative 2.75 GPA from Regent at the time of application
- Have earned a minimum of 12 credit hours at Regent
- Be a degree-seeking undergraduate student
- Be in good financial and disciplinary standing with the University
- Submit one letter of recommendation (letters accepted from former or current employers, pastors, Regent���s faculty, staff, Life Group Leaders, or Resident Assistants); not required for returning OLs.
- Provide documentation of your ability to work in the United States (see page 5 of this pdf for acceptable documentation)
Characteristics
We're looking for great people with the following characteristics:
- Love of Regent University academics and campus life
- Dedication to helping others
- Leadership potential
- Positive communication skills
- Desire to work with students, family, and Regent staff
- Problem solving abilities
- Integrity and ethical decision-making abilities
- Active involvement in other student leadership roles, with student organizations, or with other Regent entities preferred
Benefits
Orientation leaders will:
- Acquire a significant leadership experience
- Enjoy working with a team of like-minded students and staff
- Have a lasting impact on the future of Regent University
- Enjoy provided meals during training and the event
- Gain student worker status and compensation
- Become the proud owner of official orientation staff T-shirts!