BSA Circle Ten Constantin Summer Camp Adult Volunteer

Job Description

Job Description

All the areas of our camp need adult supervision. We are asking adult volunteers to serve as a commissioner for a week. This is volunteer service to the camp and the troop. Commissioners may stay with your unit or in a spot provided by the camp, but they will have responsibilities during the day other than their troop. All commissioners will receive camp patches and a special camp commissioner patch.

All commissioners report to the Lead Commissioner, a seasonal employee who works with the Camp Director, works for multiple weeks if not the whole summer, and is part of the Key 3 of the camp. All commissioners will also help serve meals.

Merit Badge Commissioners - These provide adult supervision in the merit badge areas of camp and work with the Area Director. They may help with instruction, but do not have to do so. They will work in the same area all week. Adults with specialized skills or certifications, such as NRA or aquatics, are very appreciated.

Maintenance Commissioners - These work with the Ranger and the Quartermasters to make repairs around camp. They may be asked to work in a specialized area, such as Aquatics.

Campsite Commissioners - These are the people who work with the units to help them solve problems. If space is available, campsite commissioners may be offered a cabin or large tent with power.

• You are the conduit for concerns, feedback, and advice.
• You actively seek out and work with leaders.
• You work with the camp commissioner in facilitating the camp program throughout the week.
• You learn the objectives for camp for each troop and advise the leaders on meeting them.
• You support troop logistical requirements.
• You encourage troop patrol leaders' council effectiveness and the patrol method.
• You advise and counsel troop leaders on troop leadership.
• You assist leaders in resolving problems with Scouts.
• You encourage and inspect campsite appearance and cleanliness.
• You attend leader meetings.
• You fill out a post camp evaluation on each unit that you commissioner for, that is passed onto that unit's district commissioner.
• You are a member of the Camp Staff.
• You set the example of Scout spirit and having FUN!

NOTE : A new BSA Membership Application, must accompany this application and you must provide to Camp Staff at your interview. See https : / / www.scouting.org / resources / forms / for a copy of the form.