• Plan, coordinate, and implement Humane Education Presentation content
• Lead and/or Co-lead Humane Education Presentations and League Tours
• Follow up with Guest Speakers when necessary
• Facilitate daily art and craft activities for each of the Day Camps
• Resolve issues and provide support concerning campers either pre or post registration
• Organize and track camper registration
• Answer correspondence and follow up with registrants as needed
• Assist with monthly Kids’ Club and Movie Night activities, as needed.
• Additional duties as assigned

Required Qualifications

• Current enrollment in an undergraduate program with a full-time status
• Excellent communication and counseling skills
• Strong public speaking skills
• Exceptional interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to write clearly and effectively
• Demonstrated ability to engage, inspire and instruct children
• Available to work all camp dates/times, 35 hours per week for 9 weeks (June 10th – August 9th)
• Computer literacy including MS Word, Excel, Email and Database skills
• Ability to receive clearance through the Department of Justice NSOPW search

Personal Characteristics

• Ability to think analytically and problem solve
• Ability and desire to work with children from diverse communities
• Resourceful and creative thinker
• Energetic, hard-working, and a team player
• Highly organized, and detail-oriented self-starter
• Positive, enthusiastic, professional image in representing AWLA, both internally and externally

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