Summer Orientation Intern at Maryland… · Baltimore

Summary: Maryland Institute College of Art is an institution that empowers its employees to use their talents in various ways. They are seeking a Summer Orientation Intern to assist in planning and hosting Fall Orientation for incoming first-year and transfer students, working closely with the Center for Student Engagement staff. Responsibilities: - Work with 2 Student Orientation Directors (SODs) and 25 Orientation Leaders (OLs) - Work with the SODs to develop the communication from the Center for Student Engagement to the incoming first-year and transfer students - Work with supervisor and SODs to develop logistical plans for Orientation Leader Training and Orientation Programming - Assists in coordinating and hosting Orientation Leader training - Plan and host the Campus Resource Fair with assistance from the Student Involvement Specialist - Assist in the design and implementation of Orientation branding and marketing materials - Design social and community-building programs for the Orientation Leaders and the Orientation program - Serve as a member of the Orientation Planning Committee and collaborate with multiple offices - Manage the social media outreach to incoming students alongside the SODs - Serve as a professional staff point of contact for the Orientation Leaders during the Orientation program - Work with SODs to co-host social events throughout the summer and during Orientation for incoming students - Plan, coordinate, and host the Campus Resource Fair with assistance from the Student Involvement Specialist - Contact internal and external offices to participate in the Campus Resource Fair - Perform other related duties as assigned Required Qualifications: - Associates Degree - Demonstrated leadership abilities - A desire to serve the MICA community - Demonstrated strong digital engagement skills - Knowledge of student leadership training models and new student programs - Demonstrates efficient time management while prioritizing workload - Strong organizational skills and attention to detail - Ability to communicate effectively with collaborators and teammates, via email and in-person - Strong interpersonal relationship skills and the ability to work collaboratively with others - Ability to work independently on tasks - Ability to consider the diverse needs and interests of the MICA student body, and address these through intentional and thoughtful programming Preferred Qualifications: - Student supervisory experience - Prior experience in program/event planning preferred but not required - Prior experience in new student orientation and student leader training preferred but not required Required Skills: Digital engagement, Student leadership training models, New student programs, Program/event planning, Student supervisory experience, Interpersonal relationship skills Benefits: Meals during trainings, 10 meal swipes during New Student Orientation, 2 Orientation T-Shirts and other Orientation swag, On-Campus housing over the summer (if needed)