Orientation Leaders
Orientation Leaders carry out the mission of the Office of New Student Orientation
Programs by welcoming ALL new students to the University of Toledo. They assist in
the transition to UToledo by introducing new students to campus life, connecting them
to academic, social, and wellness resources, and sharing their stories as a UToledo
student.
Applications for O-Team 2024 are now open in Handshake and are due on February 25th, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. If you have any questions, email orientation@utoledo.edu!
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Benefits
- Leadership development focused on public speaking, conflict management, diversity and inclusion, goal setting, and reflection
- Networking with campus leadership and staff, as well as life-long friendships with current and incoming students!
- Paid $10.45 per hour (including paid training), approximately 25 hours per week during
Rocket Launch
- For this position, you will be working May 20 through July 19. Specific working dates are provided in the position description and in Handshake.
- Lunch and snacks are provided on Rocket Launch dates
- Housing in a residence hall on campus from May 18th through July 20th (not required, but an option if needed)
- Two polos and a name tag to wear on program days, as well as a team backpack
Responsibilities
Orientation Leaders are responsible for helping with all Rocket Launch and some Rocket Transition orientation programs. Daily responsibilities include:
- Facilitating small group discussions with another Orientation Leader
- Answering questions from students and their guests about university life and campus resources in a positive and professional manner
- Prepare for each program, including setting up facilities and assembling packets of information for students
- Serving as a positive role model for incoming students
- Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
As a student employee, Orientation Leaders are required to:
- Have a GPA of 2.0 or higher (3.0 or higher for graduate students).
- Be registered for at least 6 credit hours for the Fall 2023 semester by April 16, 2024
- Be in good standing academically and with the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards
Orientation leaders should have:
- A respect for and understanding of diverse student populations
- A positive attitude and enthusiastic about UToledo and helping incoming students
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Strong leadership potential and the ability to take initiative
- The ability to be a collaborative team player
Position Description and Application
View the full position description and application on Handshake or view the printable version.