JOB DESCRIPTION

The primary responsibility of the Night Intern is to supervise students from 6 pm to 6 am, ensuring they are safe and secure while they rest. Their secondary role is collaborating with Company Interns and Intern Leads to actively support camp activities and students’ experiences. The night intern will participate in life balance activities, prepare documents for the following day, and take the lead role in coordinating the work party. Emphasis: Safety and security, communication skills, attention to detail, collaboration.

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KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• “Walk” student floors every 30 mins

• Check room allocations match door information

• Respond to the texts sent by students who need to leave their dorm room

• Report any student violations and incidents to the Program Manager in the morning

• Escalate any “high level” violations immediately to the Program Manager and/or designated Staff member

• Check that fire doors are not propped open

• Check exterior doors are closed

• Oversee any students who are working past 11 pm on their projects on Thursday night

• Prepare camp materials as requested  

• Complete tasks given by the Program Manager, such as collating and organizing photos and videos and printing materials. 

• Attend relevant set-up activities as outlined by the Program Manager 

• Attend training sessions 

• Additional tasks may include but are not limited to, supporting check-in/out of students, room checks, and helping to ensure camp health and safety protocols are being followed

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TIME COMMITMENT

• Estimated 90 hours at Oregon State University.

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ABILITIES

• Takes on any task with ownership and positivity

• Performs under pressure and enjoys a challenge

• Takes boundaries and discretion seriously  

• Willing to confront situations boldly and prepared to resolve conflict

BENEFITS

• $1,000 per week stipend plus a $500 bonus if you attend both weeks

• Hone your teamwork and leadership skills

• Build your leadership brand and resume 

• Meet business community mentors and become one

• Making a positive impact - on your younger peers and Oregon’s business ecosystem

• Positive, immersive workplace atmosphere

• Free room and board at Oregon State University for the week

• Reimbursement for approved travel expenses up to $100

REQUIREMENTS

• Prior Business Week experience is a plus

• Ability to attend all trainings and Business Week for the entire week 

• Bi-lingual Spanish a plus

• Experience as a Residence Advisor is a plus

• Coursework in college business classes is a plus