Why become a Crew Leader:		  
  Leading a Sustainable Crew can be fun, informative and extremely rewarding. Crew Leaders are volunteers who may or may not be receiving extra credit for their service. Many of the skills you learn as a Crew Leader can be applied in other settings, such as at work, at university, within extracurricular group experiences, etc. Crew Leaders enhance their university applications, develop public speaking and interpersonal communication skills, learn to facilitate meetings, share their passion concerning the environment, meet new friends, and help the planet by promoting sustainability concepts.  
 
Crew Leader Qualifications:		  
 
  • Candidate will be comfortable speaking in front of a group
  • Candidate will be well organized
  • Candidate will have 20 hours per semester to dedicate to their Crew
  • Candidate will be committed to promoting sustainability
  
  Crew Leader Requirements
All Crew Leaders are required to participate in two, six-hour trainings that are scheduled to take place on Saturday March 3rd and 10th, 2007 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.  Please call Sustainable Works if you would like to lead a Crew. If you cannot make one or both of the trainings, but would still like to be a Crew Leader, please contact the Student Program Coordinator immediately to see if other arrangements can be made.
Leading a crew is a 20 hour commitment per semester. Please consider this when deciding whether or not you have the time to be a Crew Leader.		  
 
Quick Check List of Crew Leader Responsibilities
In order to provide your students with the best experience possible and Sustainable Works with needed information, we require that you do the following while serving as a Crew Leader:		  

  1. Pick up your Crew Leader “Weekly Announcements” prior to each meeting

  2. Attend all 9 Crew meetings for the full duration of the meeting (1.5 hours per meeting)

  3. During the first 15 minutes of each meeting take attendance, make announcements and answer questions

  4. Be responsible for all money and receipts during Crew Meeting

  5. Assign “Discussion Facilitators”

  6. Prep all “Discussion Facilitators” prior to their meeting

  7. Make sure all students successfully fill out the “Before, After and Difference” sections of the "Life Style Survey"

  8. Complete and turn in all necessary Sustainable Works paperwork including student homework:

  • Crew Member Sign-Up sheet

  • Attendance Sheet

  • Money Form and Receipts

  • "What I Know About Sustainability" questionnaire

  • Community Service Letters

  • Bus Surveys

  • Evaluations