UBC Orientations: Leaders Wanted
Remember your first GALA and/or Imagine experience at UBC? Being an Orientation Leader is an excellent involvement opportunity for developing one’s leadership skills while making valuable connections from all over campus.
UBC Orientations is currently seeking leaders to fulfil the following roles:
- GALA Group Leader
- GALA Welcome Leader
- Imagine UBC Squad Manager
- Imagine UBC MUG Leader
- Imagine UBC Welcome Team Leader
Apart from occasional team-building meetings, time commitment during the academic year will be minimal. Introduction and training to position-specific roles will take place in March and September. The application process is quite straight-forward: applicants will need to complete an online application form and take part in a fun, interactive group interview (basically consisting of games
).
What are you waiting for? Apply now!
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2 Responses to “UBC Orientations: Leaders Wanted”
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Tyler on January 20th, 2010
Ah, more advertising?
I’d help out, but I’m defs not extroverted enough. Plus I’m not a big fan of Imagine…
Eastwood on January 20th, 2010
Yes, more promotional messages for the betterment of the world.
Why does one need to be extroverted to be an Orientation Leader? One could take part in the process through a number of roles. I think leadership is more than simply what’s on the surface. The most extroverted person may not necessarily be the most competent. A lot of it is more about facilitating discussion and listening to the ideas of others, rather than dominating conversations and projecting one’s presence. Besides, in my opinion, the more insightful leaders are the ones who succeed in the long run.
You’re not the biggest fun of Imagine? No worries! There’s GALA!
But, seriously though, if you’re not such a huge fan then you would be in the perfect position to apply as an Orientation Leader. Remember: be the change you want to see in the world.
Why not get out there and make the orientations experience a better one for incoming students?