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MOP
15 VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTIONS*
SETUP
(4): 7 to 8 am. Help move equipment/supplies into place.
Post room signs.
SHUTTLE GREETERS (4):
7:15 to 10 am - 2 or more ride shuttles, 1 greeter at Goldline,
1 greeter at
Campus Road. Ensure all participants find their way to MOP.
REGISTRATION TABLES (12+): 8 to 10 am and later
Volunteers arrive NO LATER than 8 am. Meet below Branca
Patio where registration will take place. We will have just
a few tables for preregistration (and the spreadsheets for
them to mark off as people arrive)...We probably need 3
to 4 people for that. Then we will have tables for onsite
registration, probably need about 8 to 10 people for that.
Onsite registration table requires that participants fill
in a registration form prior to
receiving their conference materials. Official registration
is from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. After 9:30 am, we need a skeleton
crew at both sets of tables, depending on crowd.
Registrars remind participants to review program and think
about workshops they wish to attend.
REGISTRATION DATA ENTRY (1 or more shifts) 8 am to
5 pm
Enter participant registration information into computer
until completed.
ICEBREAKERS (40) 8:45 to 10:45 am
Facilitators to check in at 8:45 am. Orientation 9 to 9:45
am. Icebreakers 10 to
10:45 am. If facilitators are volunteering longer, need
to hurry back to desk for
assignments. Co-lead a small, scripted icebreaker session
with 10-12 youth.
PEOPLE MOVERS (5-6): all day
At transitions, help move everyone to next activity. Politely,
but firmly, ask
participants to go to workshops.
10:50 am - to workshops
1:05 pm - to workshops
2:05 pm - to workshops
3:35 pm - to roundtables
4:40 pm - to Thorne Hall
8:45 pm - off campus
FLOATERS: all day
Hang out around volunteer desk and fill in as needed.
Check in regularly.
Patrol area--supervise general area; pick up trash.
PRESENTER ASSIST AT ALUMNI ROAD (1-2) 9 am to 2:30
pm
Volunteer stationed at Alumni Rd with walkie-talkie to assist
presenters with equipment.
Call front desk if more help needed.
WORKSHOP MONITORS (15/15/15) 10 am to 5 pm
1. Take envelop of evaluations from desk.
2. Close door when room is full. Write "session closed"
on posted sign if at capacity.
3. Introduce presenters (quick introduction, name, agency,
topic).
4. Troubleshoot for presenters. Monitor the behavior of
the participants. Youth need to be respectful of speakers
and other participants. No side-talking during the presentations--focus
is on the speakers and participants who chose to share.
Remove any disruptive or disrespectful participants.
5. Students are not to hang out in the halls.
6. Get a headcount in each workshop--record on envelop.
Be a timekeeper (let the speaker know). Signal them when
they have 5 minutes left. End the workshop 5 minutes before
the scheduled ending so that participants may fill in the
conference evaluations.
7. Collect evaluations at end of workshop.
8. Remind adults/nonregistrant monitors may observe, but
not actively participate in workshops (this is a youth conference).
9. Sign envelop and return evaluations to Volunteer desk.
Workshops MUST begin and end on time. Start your introduction
right on time, otherwise, the speakers lose time and will
be rushed. Assist with getting participants onto their next
workshop or activity on time.
10. Stay with workshop presenters to ensure there are always
at least two adults
present with youth at all times.
HALL MONITORS (8) 10 am to 5 pm
Patrol hallways. Firmly, but respectfully, ask students
to select and enter a workshop.
Assist in closing those that are at capacity. There will
be 2 monitors in each hallway.
Do not assume gender identity. Youth may select lavatories
they deem appropriate for their gender identity. But, stay
on your toes to check for suspicious and riotous activities
in the restrooms. Be nice, but firm--not afraid to check
restrooms for hankie pankie, smoking, etc.
ROUNDTABLE MONITORS (8) 3:45 to 4:30 pm
Assist as requested by facilitators. No evaluations. Primarily
to help group start and end on time, close door when room
full. THIS IS FINAL SESSION- PLEASE REMOVE ALL BELONGINGS,
PAPERS, SIGNS FROM ROOMS AT END.
RESOURCE FAIRE (2) 11 am to 1:15 pm
Assist in ensuring Resource Faire participants have registered
for the day and displays are age-appropriate
LUNCH (4-6) 12:15 to 1:15 pm
Collect lunch tickets
Hand out lunches
Hand out drinks
Monitor amounts- there is just enough for everyone
LUNCH PATROL (2) 12:15 am to 1:15 pm
Patrol Johnson Hall during lunch
Patrol lunch/resource faire area (Upward Bound students
go past our area on
their way to lunch)
Assist (encourage) conference participants to be on time
for the afternoon
workshops.
DINNER
(4-6)
5:45 to 6 pm
Direct students to Branca Patio where dinner will be served
DANCE 6:30 to 8:30 pm
Set up after dinner; chaperone; cleanup
Youth are not to wander around the campus
Must keep clothing on. No "sex acts" on or near
dance floor. We expect
appropriate behavior, but want all to have fun.
CLEANUP-all around grounds
EXIT
Make sure everyone gets off campus (no one after 9 pm)
SHUTTLE CREW: (4) 6:30 to 9:15 pm
2 or more ride shuttles, 1 at Goldline to be sure everyone
gets on the Goldline
*ALL VOLUNTEERS
DO NOT REFER TO PARTICIPANTS AS "KIDS"-be respectful
in terms of the
language you use. DON'T ASSUME GENDER (i.e., "young
man")-the young man could be a young woman. Restrooms
in Johnson Hall are "gender neutral."
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