I'm applying to be a CIT leader and the song leader. Having been the song leader for the past two summers, I feel as though I have the necessary and relevant skills to perform that job. In terms of being a CIT director, my passion for camp translates into my desire to help train its future generation of leaders. I clearly remember loving my new potential to be a role model in the lives of campers and make their summers unforgettable. The only position I can see myself in this coming is one in which I can share my passion for being a counselor with the campers I had when I was a CIT (and then again my first year on staff!). Over the past two summers I've encountered a variety of camper situations which I am well equipped to handle. My experiences make me well suited to train future counselors.
One of the programs that I helped run and execute falls into the Judaics branch of camp. As part of our new Shabbat electives, I planned hour long song sessions for campers who wanted to learn more Jewish music on Shabbat. I'm very proud of the work I've done as the song leader integrating …show more content…
I understand how to conduct large groups of people, and to be a figure for music and Judaism at camp. However, being part of the leadership team at camp goes deeper than just the public aspects of my previous jobs. As a part of any leadership team, one must be responsible, reliable, respectful, loyal, and professional. At Beber, those traits go beyond purely professional relationships, for being a part of this team is being part of a family. As part of the leadership team, I would be there to help others out with programs and other job responsibilities, but also for personal struggles and guidance. I understand how camp can be a stressful environment when you're responsible for planning and executing programs, so I would be there to help and support other members of the team throughout difficult
One of the programs that I helped run and execute falls into the Judaics branch of camp. As part of our new Shabbat electives, I planned hour long song sessions for campers who wanted to learn more Jewish music on Shabbat. I'm very proud of the work I've done as the song leader integrating …show more content…
I understand how to conduct large groups of people, and to be a figure for music and Judaism at camp. However, being part of the leadership team at camp goes deeper than just the public aspects of my previous jobs. As a part of any leadership team, one must be responsible, reliable, respectful, loyal, and professional. At Beber, those traits go beyond purely professional relationships, for being a part of this team is being part of a family. As part of the leadership team, I would be there to help others out with programs and other job responsibilities, but also for personal struggles and guidance. I understand how camp can be a stressful environment when you're responsible for planning and executing programs, so I would be there to help and support other members of the team throughout difficult