General Expectations
- Assist with the individual track meetings
- Attend all teaching sessions
- Complete office tasks as assigned by the SSI Staff
- Help lead daily morning devotions (if asked)
- Help clean up campus at the end of the week
- Help with student check-in and check-out
Generally, first-time volunteers are assigned to our first-year and second-year student tracks, House and Senate. House and Senate students spend the week divided into smaller groups called “committees” (approx. 16 students). You will be working with a particular committee, typically alongside another crew member. If you are assigned to an advanced track, you will be working directly with the track instructor and other crew members assigned to the track.
During Crew Orientation on Saturday and Sunday, we take time to walk through our policies, procedures, and your role as a crew member. You are not required or expected to be an “expert” on policy or legislative procedure. There are also designated times for track volunteers to meet with the instructors to talk through the simulation and the assignments your group will be working on. We encourage any questions you may have both during orientation and throughout the week.
Policies
Crew members are expected to abide by our camp policies found under the following tabs on the LEAD webpage. This is the standard of behavior for our students, and all crew members should model that behavior.
- Honor Code
- LEAD Campus Policies
- LEAD Dress Code
Please be aware of our dress code and pack accordingly as all Crew follow the same dress code as the campers. Only SSI staff members will initiate disciplinary actions with campers. No other crew members should assume that responsibility. This includes asking campers to change if they are out of dress code.
