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Leave Your Mark. Be A Student Leader. 

If you are interested in being a Student Leader we are still looking for you ! 

When you sign up for this position you are required to volunteer both September 6 and 7, 2011 and participate in a training session which will be held on Aug31or Sept 1.

Act as a Mentor to First Year Students 2,000 students, 200 volunteers, 2 fun-filled days! As a Student Leader you will be responsible for guiding a group of new students around campus on their first two days of school, September 6 and 7, 2011. You will spend the duration of New Student Orientation interacting with your group and taking them to various events. Most importantly, you will motivate and excite first year students!

There are many benefits of being a Student Leader including the opportunity to meet new friends, Staff and Faculty; develop your leadership and group facilitation skills; build your resume and receive a reference letter upon completion of both days, not to mention free food and swag.

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Student Leader Quick Facts

• Orientation Leaders will be responsible for leading 20-25 students
• Responsibilities of Orientation Leaders include; guiding tours, assisting participants in getting from activity to activity, answering questions, facilitating icebreakers and making new students feel at ease.
• You will be fed and get a reference letter for your portfolio.

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Every area on campus has the opportunity to participate and are strongly encouraged to be involved ensuring that our new students are well prepared. Without the participation of our faculty and staff, New Student Orientation cannot achieve its premier status and create the exceptional learning experiences for a world of possibilities that Mount Royal University is known for.
 

Because New Student Orientation is a student’s first impression, staff assistance is critical. One of the most significant and meaningful ways employees can contribute to the success to New Student Orientation is to volunteer. After all, we are all here to support the success of our students.