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To be primarily concerned with the health, safety and general welfare of the campers
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To live in a cabin with 4 to 12 campers
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To learn the likes/dislikes of each camper
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Recognize and respond to opportunities for problem solving in the group
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Provide opportunities for the group so that each individual experiences success during Camp
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Provide opportunities for discussion of individual or group problems or concerns.
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Encourage respect for personal property, camp equipment, and facilities
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To supervise the campers with their daily hygiene: make sure they are showering, changing their clothes, brushing their teeth, etc.
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To make sure campers dirty clothes are sent to the laundry each week and that their sheets and clothes are changed on a regular basis
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To make sure the campers are appropriately dressed for the weather and activities of the day
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To supervise the daily clean up of the cabin
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To eat meals with the campers, make sure they are at each meal, and make sure they are eating properly
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To inform the head counselor, nurse and/or directors of any concerns regarding the campers in their bunk
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To assist the head counselors with the implementation of the 4 special events days
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To attend all concerts, with the cabin group, and insure proper concert etiquette at the concert
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To attend and chaperone weekly dances
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To assist on 4 trip days based on the schedule set by the trip leader
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To attend the weekly cookout and campfire and assist the head counselors
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To be on duty one night a week to supervise the cabin areas
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To assist in any other camp wide activity
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To set a fine example for the campers behavior based on one's personal behavior
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To have, on average 5 hours per day of scheduled teaching or administrative work. (see additional job description.)
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To write an evaluation for each camper in the cabin at the end of the session
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These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.
