Residence Life, Break Community Assistant, Tier II

St. Olaf Student•Northfield, MN

35d•$12 - $13

About The Position

Break Community Assistants (BCAs) will fulfill the on-duty responsibilities of a Residence Life student staff member and assist community members living in the residence halls over the break periods through the provision of modified hall receptionist services.

Requirements

At this time, the Break Community Assistant position is only open to current and former RAs, IAs, SCAs, CBMs, SHC/JCs, and other Residence Life student staff roles as appropriate (includes J-term substitutes).
Attendance of mandatory Traka Box training (provided by AC Staff).

Responsibilities

Break Community Assistant On-Call
BCAs shall carry the duty phone between the hours of 11am and 7am the following day (unless otherwise specified).
BCAs are not required to remain in a residence hall while on duty, provided they are able to respond to a call within 15 minutes of receipt.
BCAs shall take two rounds of their assigned buildings each shift: one daytime round, and one nighttime round (unless otherwise specified)
BCAs shall uphold the student code of conduct and respond to behaviors within the halls, in accordance with Residence Life training and standards of the position.
Front Desk
BCAs shall be responsible for the provision of front desk services in an on-call capacity.
Residents will have the opportunity to check desk items out during specific periods during the day.
With the exception of adjusted times and additional responsibilities outlined above, the on-duty expectations of BCAs remain unchanged from regular academic-year responsibilities for RAs and SHCs/JCs.
11am-7am: BCAs are available to assist residents with lock-outs, check-ins, and other concerns. During this time, BCAs will also conduct residence hall rounds.
3pm-5pm and 7pm-9pm (tentative): BCAs are available by phone to check items out of the front desk for residents.