Orientation Service Walk Leader Training 2011
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The document provides information for student leaders about an upcoming orientation service event at a college. The event will include a 5km walk around the community to introduce new students to civic engagement opportunities and partnerships between the town and college. Student leaders will lead groups of students on one of three walk routes and facilitate icebreakers. Upon returning, there will be a lunch and speakers before the event concludes. Leaders are provided details on arrival times, meeting points, and emergency procedures and are encouraged to familiarize themselves with their assigned route.
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- 1. Orientation Service Day walk leader training | August 2011
- 2. What: - Five Kilometer walk for students, faculty, staff, and community members - Fundraiser for All Hands Volunteers - CROP Lunch for all participants
- 3. Why: To orient new students to - The college’s value for service - The Davidson community - Town and college partnerships - A Year long theme
- 4. Theme(s!): - Davidson College “Civic Engagement” - Engage for Change “The Communities We Create”
- 5. Groups: - Led by walk leader (you!) - Organized by number - Same as book discussion - Walk one of three routes red, blue, green
- 6. Preparation: - Contact team walk leader ((if applicable) - Familiarize yourself with your route - Plan icebreakers and introductions for your group
- 7. Arrival: - Arrive at 8:45 am, August 20th - Check in at ‘Walk Leader’ table - Find seating section that matches your number
- 8. Assembly: - Hold up numbered sign so students can locate their group - Check names off attendance list - Be energetic and set a positive tone
- 9. Assembly: - Service Pictures Slideshow with Music - Stacey speaks about service at Davidson - EFC informational slideshow - Keynote Speaker
- 10. Departure: - Groups dismissed by number - Please stay seated until number is called - Exit DFPH and leave Union toward Baker - Grab a water bottle - Keep Moving! - Find a shady spot and lead icebreakers
- 11. Return: - CROP lunch in Union Atrium - Turn in attendance sheet to OT - Keep students until group announcements - Fill out evaluations
- 12. Manual: - Page 2. Purpose and FAQ’s - Page 3. Walk Day Details - Page 4. Emergency Information - Page 5. Route Overview - Page 6. Beginning of Script
- 13. Script:
- 14. Script:
- 15. Script:
- 16. Rain: - Be prepared to walk! - Arrive at DFPH as planned - Receive Materials at Check-in - Film and Discussion
- 17. Remember: - T-shirt, script, and cards - Materials at 8:45 check-in - Exit building before icebreakers - Follow script while involving students - Take your time and HAVE FUN!
- 18. Questions?
- 19. Thank You!