Responsibilities

• Report directly to the Team Leader. 
• Enforce the rules, regulations, and policies of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, PreCollege Programs and Residence Life.

• Conduct daily bed checks and wake up calls.  Note:  Participants CANNOT be LATE for classes.
• Supervise students twenty-four hours a day to ensure their safety and accountability at all times.
• Chaperone and supervise students during class, field trips and social events.
• Chaperone and participate in all on- and off- campus activities as instructed by the Team Leader.
• Attend and assist in precollege registration, orientation and award ceremonies.
• Attend all mandatory Precollege Programs training sessions.

• Attend all meetings as required with the PreCollege Coordinator, Assistant Coordinator, Team Leader and Assistant Team Leader.

• Submit daily reports to Team Leader by 9:00 p.m. sharp each day, including accident and incident reports.
• Tutor students daily during designated study hour (see class schedules) and monitor homework assignments provided by instructors.
• Maintain confidentiality and possess the following characteristics:  excellent critical thinking skills, integrity, strong team work abilities and high professional standards.
• Be a team player and have open communication with Team Leader, Assistant Team Leader and fellow Resident Assistants and Night Hosts.
• Follow protocol set out by the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, Center for Academic Support and Diversity-PreCollege Programs, and Residence Life in its entirety.

• On call until the end of program(s) (i.e., all participants have left the campus).
• Check all rooms, restrooms, halls and common areas in residence halls to ensure that everything is left in good standing before leaving the program/campus.

Requirements

• Must have a minimum of 24 credits from UW Oshkosh and a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better.

• Must be enrolled as a full time (12 credits) student for the fall semester of 2013 (i.e., prior to official start date of employment with PreCollege Programs).

• Must pass a criminal background check.
• Valid driver’s license and willing to transport students when necessary (strongly preferred).
• Bilingual in Spanish or Hmong (preferred).
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitations (CPR) and First-Aid certified (preferred).

• Must have experience and enjoy working with middle and high school students from multicultural and diverse socio-economic backgrounds.
• Must have strong leadership skills, critical thinking and problem-solving skills and excellent verbal communication skills.

Revised 11/6/2012