Honors College - Student Affairs
Site Supervisor: Krista Klein
Field Experience Intern will work 8 hours per week in the Honors College. Majority of work hours are flexible to the student’s schedule, however, the ideal candidate is able to attend Honors College Student Affairs team meetings on Tuesday mornings.
Description of the Field Experience Position
The Field Experience Intern will work directly on projects for the Honors College Student Affairs unit, particularly advising, training, and developing student leaders during the 2019-20 academic year. The Field Experience Intern will also be expected to support other Honors College programs as needed, including occasional late-night or weekend program commitments.
Potential Projects Include:
-Assisting in the recruitment, selection, and advising of 70+ Honors College student leaders in groups like the Student Advisory Board, HC Ally peer mentoring program, HC Serves Leadership Team, and more
-Providing training and development for Honors College student leaders through monthly inservice trainings focused on specific student leadership competencies outlined by the Honors College Student Affairs unit
-Providing direct oversight of the logistical preparation and facilitation of Honors College Student Affairs events and programs, including budgeting, event space set ups, transportation, meals, giveaways, supplies, and more
-Facilitating the coordination, event tracking, and assessment of Honors College Student Affairs programs
-Supporting HC Serves, a comprehensive service-learning program and community service requirement for Honors College students by advising student leaders, coordinating community service events, and tracking service hours
-Working with key campus partners, including in-residence Faculty Fellows, various Student Affairs units, Douglass Residential College, and other academic departments
-Expanding the work of creating an inclusive community for underrepresented Honors College students, including but not limited to supporting Generation HC, the first-generation early start program
Field Experience Intern will work 8 hours per week in the Honors College. Majority of work hours are flexible to the student’s schedule, however, the ideal candidate is able to attend Honors College Student Affairs team meetings on Tuesday mornings.
Description of the Field Experience Position
The Field Experience Intern will work directly on projects for the Honors College Student Affairs unit, particularly advising, training, and developing student leaders during the 2019-20 academic year. The Field Experience Intern will also be expected to support other Honors College programs as needed, including occasional late-night or weekend program commitments.
Potential Projects Include:
-Assisting in the recruitment, selection, and advising of 70+ Honors College student leaders in groups like the Student Advisory Board, HC Ally peer mentoring program, HC Serves Leadership Team, and more
-Providing training and development for Honors College student leaders through monthly inservice trainings focused on specific student leadership competencies outlined by the Honors College Student Affairs unit
-Providing direct oversight of the logistical preparation and facilitation of Honors College Student Affairs events and programs, including budgeting, event space set ups, transportation, meals, giveaways, supplies, and more
-Facilitating the coordination, event tracking, and assessment of Honors College Student Affairs programs
-Supporting HC Serves, a comprehensive service-learning program and community service requirement for Honors College students by advising student leaders, coordinating community service events, and tracking service hours
-Working with key campus partners, including in-residence Faculty Fellows, various Student Affairs units, Douglass Residential College, and other academic departments
-Expanding the work of creating an inclusive community for underrepresented Honors College students, including but not limited to supporting Generation HC, the first-generation early start program
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