Middle School Assistant Camp Director
About the Role
The Middle School Summer Camp Assistant Director will serve in a hands-on role to help create and execute dynamic programming that reaches campers while leading and developing college-aged staff to grow into the next generation of Christian leaders. This person will take special responsibility for female campers and staff and will spend time recruiting excellent summer staff and counselors. The role is ideal for a deeply relational, creative individual who desires to be active in the programming and camper experience. While there will be specific areas of management and oversight, this role is highly collaborative with the other members of the program team as they shape the cohesive summer camp program.
Camp Cho-Yeh has a culture that is deeply committed to excellence and teamwork as we seek to be a place where Jesus Christ transforms lives through meaningful relationships and outdoor adventures.
Responsibilities
- Participate in event planning (large group games, skits, Bible studies, etc.) in conjunction with the Program Team
- Assist with upkeep of program supplies and systems as assigned
- Ensure adherence to all safety standards, especially as it pertains to child protection
- Be a productive member of the Program Team in implementing all summer programs
- Help create a positive work environment for summer staff
- Be present and participate in appropriate team meetings, retreats, and events
- Supervise and manage key female summer leadership positions, including one-on-ones and end-of-summer evaluations
- Assist with oversight of summer staff in conjunction with the Middle School Summer Camp Director
- Communicate with parents when there are issues relating to their children while at camp
- Work with staff to schedule on-campus recruiting
- Seek out, connect with, and attend camp fairs, career fairs, and build relationships with campus ministries
- Follow up with leads that come in through all recruiting efforts
- Connect with summer staff to recruit for the following years
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of recruitment activities, candidate information, and other relevant data using appropriate systems or tools
- Interview and hire designated summer staff to reach intended summer staff hiring goals
- Be a team player by providing support to other aspects of Cho-Yeh’s ministry
- Continue to learn and grow through workshops, conferences, and certifications