● Assist with recruitment and registration of students and families into a variety of summer programming ● Work collaboratively with a college or adult intern to lead a camp group through their daily camp schedule ● Assist with implementation of daily youth programming, which includes utilizing built curricular resources to create a lesson plan and provide instruction to a group of students, behavior management, and modeling a positive attitude and healthy relationships ● Assist with community including, but not limited to: educational sessions for families, “open houses” and family-building events where educational activities can be incorporated ● Assist in promotion, recruitment, public relations, and communication regarding summer camp activities

● Able to work with adults and children coming from many diverse backgrounds ● A commitment to community development, community organizing, social justice issues and neighborhood-based change ● Proactive motivation, flexibility, independence, ability to problem solve, ability to remain calm in stressful situations, and acting as a positive role model are essential ● Physical requirements: Able to stand, sit, move, bend, twist, and run frequently to play with children; lift and carry up to 25 pounds ● Experience in providing educational programming, afterschool care, or babysitting and working with youth is appreciated but not required ● Must be willing to work in occasional inclement weather ● Has access to transportation/way to get to internship ● Complete an FBI/BCI background check and a check of the National Sex Offender Registry before first day of employment