Many of you have been asking me so I decided to post it :) You can move into the Residence Hall on either Sunday, August 5th or Monday, August 6th.
August 5th: 3:00 pm-10:00 pm
August 6th: 9:00 am-5:00 pm
See you all very soon!
Amy
Tara Mangiero SOC
Student Mentor Training 2012
Monday, July 30, 2012
Friday, July 27, 2012
What To Bring To Training Week
- sheets/blanket/pillow
- toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, face wash, etc.)
- sweatshirt
- sweatpants
- shirts
- pants/shorts
- summer dress (if you want)
- sneakers
- socks
- undergarments
- deodorant
- sunscreen
- bug spray
- water bottle
- pajamas
- shampoo/conditioner
- chargers
- blow dryer/straightner/curling iron
- towels
- toilet paper
- "The Blue Sweater" (you will all be receiving a copy)
- sandals/flats
- sleeping bag (optional for camping)
- bathing suit (optional for camping...there is a pool!)
- ***stuff for HR--> passport or drivers license & social security card
-Amy & Tara
Low/High Ropes Course
What to Wear during the High/Low Ropes Teambuilding Program
General recommendation is to wear comfortable, slightly loose-fitting clothing that enables you to move freely. The ropes course is located in the woods and accessed by a short hike on maintained trails.
‘DO’s’
Sturdy sneakers/hiking shoes ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED. NO Sandals or Flip flops.
(socks also!)
Long pants – Khaki or denim/jeans. Shorts are OK if it’s really hot out
t-shirt or long sleeve shirt. Tank tops are OK also, but bring a t-shirt to layer over just in case!
If it looks like rain, bring raincoat or Gore-Tex jacket.
Bug repellent is available at the camp, however you are welcome to bring your own if you prefer.
Water Bottle
Put on your Sunscreen
Energy bar if you think you may get hungry (its a 4 hour program). Lunch will be provided after the conclusion of the program.
If you have a medical condition, allergy, or are not feeling well on the day of the program, please advise the group leader!
Bring a camera to get great pictures of you and your friends!
Most importantly… bring a positive, ‘Can-do’ attitude! It’s contagious!!
‘DON’TS’
NO Flip-flops, sandals, slippers, boots or shoes with heels. For safety reasons, people wearing inappropriate footwear will not be allowed to participate in the Ropes Program.
If you have long hair, bring something to tie it back with
Don’t wear dangling earrings, loose bracelets, watches, long necklaces.
Try not to wear cotton clothing if the weather looks rainy, because it gets wet, does not dry quickly, and you will feel clammy and gross!
NO cell phones, iPods, hand-held games, etc are permitted on the course, You wlll have no use for them, and there is a good chance that the devices could get dropped, damaged or lost during the program.
General recommendation is to wear comfortable, slightly loose-fitting clothing that enables you to move freely. The ropes course is located in the woods and accessed by a short hike on maintained trails.
‘DO’s’
Sturdy sneakers/hiking shoes ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED. NO Sandals or Flip flops.
(socks also!)
Long pants – Khaki or denim/jeans. Shorts are OK if it’s really hot out
t-shirt or long sleeve shirt. Tank tops are OK also, but bring a t-shirt to layer over just in case!
If it looks like rain, bring raincoat or Gore-Tex jacket.
Bug repellent is available at the camp, however you are welcome to bring your own if you prefer.
Water Bottle
Put on your Sunscreen
Energy bar if you think you may get hungry (its a 4 hour program). Lunch will be provided after the conclusion of the program.
If you have a medical condition, allergy, or are not feeling well on the day of the program, please advise the group leader!
Bring a camera to get great pictures of you and your friends!
Most importantly… bring a positive, ‘Can-do’ attitude! It’s contagious!!
‘DON’TS’
NO Flip-flops, sandals, slippers, boots or shoes with heels. For safety reasons, people wearing inappropriate footwear will not be allowed to participate in the Ropes Program.
If you have long hair, bring something to tie it back with
Don’t wear dangling earrings, loose bracelets, watches, long necklaces.
Try not to wear cotton clothing if the weather looks rainy, because it gets wet, does not dry quickly, and you will feel clammy and gross!
NO cell phones, iPods, hand-held games, etc are permitted on the course, You wlll have no use for them, and there is a good chance that the devices could get dropped, damaged or lost during the program.
A complete list of things to bring for the rest of Mentor Training will be posted shortly!!
TYE DYE!!
Hello Mentors!
As most of you may know during Mentor Training Week, we will be going on a camping trip to Camp Epworth. It is a mentor tradition that on the first day we all wear Tye Dye shirts.
Please bring a white t-shirt to be Tye Dyed on our first night of training!
Also keep checking the blog this upcoming week for a lot of training information!!
Tara Mangiero
As most of you may know during Mentor Training Week, we will be going on a camping trip to Camp Epworth. It is a mentor tradition that on the first day we all wear Tye Dye shirts.
Please bring a white t-shirt to be Tye Dyed on our first night of training!
Also keep checking the blog this upcoming week for a lot of training information!!
Tara Mangiero
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Welcome to Student Mentor Training 2012!
We are delighted for your interest in participating in this training program. Our goal is to share with you our expectations and deliver to you the skill sets you will need as we welcome the Class of 2016 to LIM College. We also want to hear your thoughts on leadership and peer mentoring as you have all experienced the changes and challenges the incoming class will encounter. As we progress through our training you will also be building your resume as you will have new experiences and new skills to offer; making you a more well rounded employment candidate. I look forward to meeting you all in the coming weeks and thank you in advance for your support and participation. Have a great Summer and we will see you soon! Michael Palladino Director of Student Life Executive Chef-Camp Epworth Aka..Fearless Leader
We are delighted for your interest in participating in this training program. Our goal is to share with you our expectations and deliver to you the skill sets you will need as we welcome the Class of 2016 to LIM College. We also want to hear your thoughts on leadership and peer mentoring as you have all experienced the changes and challenges the incoming class will encounter. As we progress through our training you will also be building your resume as you will have new experiences and new skills to offer; making you a more well rounded employment candidate. I look forward to meeting you all in the coming weeks and thank you in advance for your support and participation. Have a great Summer and we will see you soon! Michael Palladino Director of Student Life Executive Chef-Camp Epworth Aka..Fearless Leader
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