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Wentworth Student Leader Selection Powerpoint
- 1. What is the BESTWentworthexperience?
- 2. Leadership Opportunities Challenging Academics Hands-on Experience
- 3. Now is a time for you to consider… Be a student leader! Resident Assistant Career Peers PEAK Community Standards Board WOW Team NSO Team Admissions Representative Engagement Coordinator
- 4. You can be one of us!
- 5. 2010-2011 Student Leader SelectionInformation Session
- 8. Application and selection process
- 9. Overview of available positions
- 14. Complete & submit essay questions
- 15. Submit a resume (make sure to stop by Career Services for help)
- 16. Email both essays and resume to studentleader@wit.edu
- 17. PDF format to avoid format shifts
- 18. Label fileslastname.firstname.essayAPPLICATION DEADLINE: Monday, February 1, 2010 @ 5PM Late applications will not be accepted
- 20. In small groups, you will be asked to participate in team activities
- 22. You will be interviewed by two people.
- 23. One full time professional staff member
- 24. One senior RA, Orientation Coordinator, or second staff member.
- 25. Approximately 30 minutesYour specific interview time will be provided on or before Group Process day
- 28. CP/CSB/AR/PEAK: Starting August 25thAll those selected for Student Leader positions MUST attend training
- 30. Assist in the Open Houses for prospective students
- 32. Offer workshops to your peers
- 34. As a panel make recommendations for sanctioning, if panel finds student responsible
- 36. Host programs in the residence halls
- 37. Share knowledge through information tables and displays
- 39. Introduce new students to Wentworth academics, traditions, and life
- 41. Work behind the scenes; vital to the operation of the program
- 43. Provide information about campus and WIT life
- 45. Work behind the scenes; vital to the operation of the program
- 47. Lead a service oriented pre WOW experience for new students
- 49. Provide educational and social programs for students
- 52. Position(s) offers will be extended on February 19, 2010
- 54. Thursday, January 21, 2010
- 59. Thursday, January 21, 2010
- 61. Resume Review @ Career Services
- 64. Be a student Leader!Make Wentworth a better Community!Apply Now!
- 65. Thank You!
- 66. Survey Please fill out this survey so we can keep track of your attendance http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HBPVYHD
Notes de l'éditeur
- What is the best Wentworth Experience?
- Challenging AcademicsHands-on ExperienceLeadership Opportunities
- Now is a time for you to consider to becoming a resident assistant, Career Peers, PEAK and Community Standards Board, WOW Team members, New Student Orientation Team, Admissions Representative, Engagement Coordinator
- You can be one of us.
- Hello, Welcome to the 2009-2010 Wentworth Student Leader Selection online information session. My name is ________ and I am a member of the selection committee. Today we want you to sit back, relax and listen to the presentation.
- In this presentation, we will provide you with information regarding the benefit of becoming a student leader, the application process and requirements, an overview of each available position and specific training information. Our hope is that after this presentation you will know all there is to know about our selection process. Please review this presentation thoroughly and if you have any further questions, you can attend our live question and answer session after break on January twenty-first.
- There are many reasons that being a student leader is important to your college experience. Beyond enlivening and enriching your Wentworth campus, leadership positions also allow for fun and exciting personal gain. More and more employers are interested in graduates who have significant leadership experience, especially those who have acquired these roles while in college. Leadership positions will provide you with the opportunity to acquire a higher level of professional skills such as teamwork, problem solving and conflict resolution. Student leadership positions will provide you with ways to improve your academic performance and become a better communicator. There is a certain prestige that comes with being a student leader. It really allows you to fully participate in college life and make the most out of an exciting and life-changing four years. It’s a great way to meet some new friends and make a difference in the Wentworth community! There’s even been some co-op employers that have requested ONLY to work with Wentworth student leaders! Imagine that!
- In order for you to be eligible for the student leadership positions, you must meet the following requirements:For undergraduate students, you must have at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA and you must be in good academic & judicial standing during the application process and throughout your tenure as a student leader.- For graduate students, you must have at least 3.0 cumulative GPA and must be in good academic & judicial standing during the application process and throughout your tenure as a student leader. You must be sure to fill out the survey at the end of this presentation so we can keep track of your attendance.you must complete the application before 5pm on Monday, February 1, 2010 through the student leadership website. You are required to attend what we call “group process” on Saturday, February 6, 2010. This event will run all day! Please be sure to block off your calendar! - Once you are selected, you are required to attend all student leadership training programs, this year there will be a session in March, as well as the traditional summer training program.
- Please remember that the application must be completed through the Student Leader Selection website. You may access this website at http://studentleader.wit.edu
- To complete the application, you must:Fill out the personal information on the “apply” tab. Complete two essay questions. and submit a resume.All application materials should be in PDF format and make sure you correctly label all of your electronic documents! Your materials must be emailed to studentleader@wit.edu before 5pm on Monday, February 1, 2010. Unfortunately, Late applications will not be accepted.We will be providing you a resume writing workshop on January 21, 2010 at 5:30pm and you may use an online tool for construction your resume as well. The Career Center will provide additional walk-in resume review from 9-4pm on Thursday, January 28; Friday, January 29; and Monday, February 1st. Feel free to utilize this great opportunity to revise your resume.
- As part of the 2010-2011 selection process, we require all applicants to participate in group process and a 30-minute individual interview. It will be a full day event on Saturday, February 6. In group process, you will be asked to participate in a few short activities to measure your leadership ability and potential. The Individual interview will be conducted by two people---one full time professional staff and one senior RA or an Orientation Coordinator or another professional staff member. We will provide you with your interviewing time on Saturday, February 6. This day is a fun chance for you to get to know the other applicants, participate in some challenging activities, and enjoy flexing those leadership muscles!!
- If you are selected for a certain position and decide to accept our offer the following dates are those you will need to set aside for training purposes. Friday March 12th through Sunday March 14th we will have our kick off training session! If you have a Wentworth Commitment such as alternative spring break, please let us know and we will work around it. The 2nd part of your training will be at the end of August. RA/WOW members and Engagement Coordinators will begin training on the 19th and Career Peers /Community Standards Board members, Admissions Reps. And PEAK members will begin on the 25th. All those selected for student leadership positions MUST attend training. I cannot emphasize this enough! No part time jobs, no leaving campus, you are OURS for those two weeks! Now, keep in mind, this is going to be a GREAT time. We will feed you, house you on campus, and teach you everything you need to know about being a great, productive, and energized student leader!
- This year we have 10 possible positions for you to consider. The first two positions are Admissions Representatives and Career Peers. Admissions Representatives are our tour guides here at Wentworth. They are the first student face that a prospective student might encounter when touring Wentworth. Responsibilities include giving campus tours, assisting with Open Houses and Accepted Students days throughout the year, and showing an endless pride for Wentworth. Here on campus Careen Peers help review our students cover letters and resume’s, offer workshops to educate students on a variety of topics, and aid in the co-op search process that each Wentworth student goes through. Its always nice to have a peer to sit down with to chat about prospective jobs, resumes or tips on interviewing!
- Next we have the Community Standards Board and PEAK members.To be a part of the Community Standards Board a student must hear Judicial Cases on a panel with other students, faculty and staffThe student must also be comfortable with making recommendations for sanctioning if the panel finds the individual responsible. This position also has its students uphold the Wentworth code of conduct and make themselves role models for the rest of our community. Our PEAK members are the health education force on the Wentworth Campus. Their actions help Wentworth Students live healthy lives and make healthy choices. PEAK members’ responsibilities include hosting programs in the residence halls, sharing knowledge with information tables and displays, and role modeling healthy behavior.
- The New Student Orientation position is a fantastic opportunity to help out on the Wentworth campus over the summer. The students will help guide our incoming class during orientation, introducing these new students to Wentworth academics, traditions and life. The New Student Orientation Assistant are the behind the scenes facilitators of this orientation program. They also help in designing, planning and implementing the New StudentOrientation program. They are a vital part of the program and have the perk of coordinating the nighttime programming during orientation.
- WOW is the Wentworth Opening Week held right before classes start freshman year. We have two different positions that are part of WOW. The WOW team leader leads the first year students through Wentworth Opening Week acting as a guide, a mentor and a friend. They provide information about campus and Wentworth life along with helping transition students through a variety of activities. The WOW program assistant is the force behind WOW. They are the designers, the planners and the implementers of Wentworth Opening Week.
- The Engagement Coordinator is a new position within the Student Leader Selection process. The Engagement Coordinators work with the Center for Community Learning and Partnerships to plan and implement service day during WOW. It is a great way to connect students with the local community through meaningful activities. Last but certainly not least are the residence assistants. These students live in the residence halls on campus, help our students build community, and always provide educational and social programs for students. They aid in a students personal development and impact the life of all Wentworth kids!
- There are a few caveats in this process. You cannot be an RA and a WOW staff member at the same time, but you can be an RA and summer orientation staff member! You cannot be an RA and community standards board member at the same time due to a potential conflict of interest. New applicants who will be taking classes during the summer will not be eligible for the New Student Orientation team positions. Other than that, please make sure you list your position choices on the application in a clear order!
- Here is the timeline for the selection process. You must complete the application by Monday, February 1, 2010 before 5pm by emailing your materials to studentleaders@wit.edu. All candidates will be invited to attend the group process and individual interviews on Saturday, February 6, 2010. We will provide you with your specific time for your interview on that day. Offer notification will be provided on February 19, 2010.
- Here are a few available resources to support your application. We encourage you to attend our Live Questions and Answers session on Thursday, January 21 at 5pm in Blount Auditorium. You may use the online resume writing tool and attend the resume writing workshop at 5:30pm right after the Q&A session.The Career Center will provide additional resume review walk-in hours from 9 to 4 pm on Thursday, January 28, Friday, January 29 and Monday February 1.
- For more information regarding each position, please refer back to our website at http://studentleader.wit.edu. If you have questions regarding the Student Leadership Selection process, please feel free to email us at studentleader@wit.edu.
- I just want to take a minute to let you know how excited we, as a committee, are for this near year and new crew of student leaders. Student leadership really changed my college life, and allowed me to experience some amazing opportunities, trips, and exciting challenges! You folks will be the cream of the crop, the students that others look up to, and the ones who really have a hand in the direction of Wentworth! How exciting is that!! The real world needs some people with your drive and your enthusiasm! But we get you first!!! Get excited about this process, and never forget how important you are to our campus life!!!
- Good Luck with the process, we look forward to reviewing your application.