BREAKOUT GRADUATE COORDINATOR APPLICATION

Thank you for your interest in being a Breakout Graduate Coordinator!

To apply, all students must complete and submit this form.

Breakout Graduate Coordinator Roles and Responsibilities

Breakout Princeton Trips are week-long opportunities to learn about and take action on complex public issues. We do this through community immersion, direct service, group discussions, meetings with change makers and community leaders, and reflection activities. As a Breakout Coordinator, your main goal is to serve as an advisor, mentor, co-learner, and resource to Breakout Trip Leaders as they build a quality Breakout expereince. Common responsibilities include:

Assist in the planning and facilitation of 4 pre-trip activities
Attend the entirety of the Breakout Trip during its designated semseter
Orient your Trip Leaders to the values and standards of Breakout Princeton
Assist in the training of your Trip Leaders (leadership development, facilitation skills, diversity awareness, conflict/resoluton, etc.)
Act as a liasion between Breakout Staff Advisor and Trip-Leaders
Hold Trip-Leaders accountable to deadlines and communication standards
Attend regular meetings with Breakout Staff Advisor and Trip-Leaders
Advise logistics and budget planning
Attend all required training sessions
Ensure that safety and policy standards are maintained at all times
Assist in the planning and facilitation of 1 post-trip activity
Attend thePre-Trip Send-off and final All Breakout Gathering
Assist in the distribution and completion of trip evaluations

This year's trip will be centering the arts and community. In your role you will work alongside other student leaders to fine tune the trip topic, scope, and planning.

Before completing the applications, please review the Pace Center Breakout Website.

Please contact Breakout Staff Advisor, Geralyn Williams, at geralynw@princeton.edu or 609.258.1075 with any questions.

Suggestion: Complete your answers to the questions below in a separate document before submitting, then cut and paste into this form to avoid losing your answers.

Part 1: BASIC INFORMATION

Full Legal First Name *

Full Legal Last Name *

Preferred/Nickname

Gender Pronouns:

Department *

PU ID: *

Princeton Email Address *

Phone Number: *

Date of Birth: *

Are you car-certified by Princeton? *

Yes

Are you van-certified by Princeton? *

Yes

Are you able to drive for a Breakout trip? *

Yes

Have you completed the Pace Center driver safety training? *

Yes

Part 2: LEADERSHIP INFORMATION

1. What does civic engagement mean to you? *

2. How do you see your academic work and service aligning? *

3. What do you hope to learn from this leadership opportunity? *

4. Please share one of your most compelling volunteer experiences and how it impacted you. *

5. Please list your general time commitments (hours per week). *

6. Please give an example of a mentoring relationship that you value. What specific aspects about the relationship do you value and why? *

7. What are some of the issue areas you would like to explore in relation to social justice, community engagement, and the arts? *