Camp Recky Summer Camp Counselor

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Job Title:

Camp Recky Summer Camp Counselor

Department:
Student Life | Recreational Sports Administration-JM

Through sport and recreation, campers gain confidence while developing 21st‑century skills such as initiative, problem solving, and critical thinking. At Camp Recky, campers can be their true camp selves. In a safe and welcoming environment, they build friendships and form positive bonds that last a lifetime.

Come be part of the journey in making a difference in the lives of campers.

This position is ideal for students pursuing careers in education, social work, recreation, or the sport industry.

• Work with children ages 6–12 years old
• Implement and support various program activities, including sports and games, aquatics, creative arts, and more
• Lead a group of 8–10 campers through daily activities and transitions
• Collaborate with camp supervisors to develop ideas and address concerns, including behavior issues or bullying
• Build positive relationships with campers and support their social development
• Work with fellow counselors to maintain a cohesive and supportive camp environment
• Eat lunch with campers and help maintain a clean and organized eating area
• Demonstrate enthusiasm to encourage camper participation
• Instruct campers on emergency procedures and ensure accountability during drills or emergencies
• Manage daily sign‑in and sign‑out, ensuring release only to approved individuals
• Encourage respect for camp equipment, facilities, and personal property
• Attend weekly all‑staff meetings
• Serve as a positive role model by demonstrating cleanliness, punctuality, teamwork, sportsmanship, and good manners
• Have fun! It’s camp!

Work Schedule:

Monday through Friday 8:00am-5:00pm

Pay Rate: $14.00

Approximate Hours per Week: 30-38 hours

Job Length:
May 15th, 2026-August 7th, 2026

Location:

Recreation and Physical Activity Center (0246)

Position Type:
Temporary (Fixed Term)

Scheduled

Hours:

5

Shift: Varying Shifts

Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.

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