-Be attentive and friendly to campers, complete your assigned duties and offer to help educators whenever you see a need.
-Be punctual. Educators count on you to arrive on time for your scheduled shift Monday through Friday. If you are ill, please notify your supervisor as soon as possible.
-Sign in upon arrival and sign out upon departure.
-Report to your designated staff educator at the beginning of your shift.
-Model good behavior and language since you are a role model for the campers.
-Listen to the campers, as that's often the first step in helping most situations.
-Maintain the confidentiality and privacy of campers. Never mention specific names from camp when you return home. You may share experiences, but keep campers anonymous.
-Wear the proper shirt/identification required by the Museum of Discovery.
-Adhere to the required dress code. Pants or shorts should not be torn and are to be worn at waist level, preferably with a belt. Avoid revealing clothing or leggings. Closed shoes or sandals with a heel strap are required. For safety reasons, flip flops, high heels or wedge shoes are not to be worn.
-Maintain good hygiene. Be neat and well groomed.
-Do not chew gum or eat while on duty except during snack times or directed by staff in appropriate areas.
-Cell phones should only be used when specified by an educator.
-Leave personal belongings such as tablets, etc., at home. The museum is not responsible for any damaged, lost or stolen items.
-Remain in your assigned area. Volunteer counselors should not leave the museum premises while on duty unless accompanied by museum staff for camp activities.
-Never bring a friend or relative with you while you are volunteering.
-Report any illness or accident while on volunteer duty to your supervisor.
-Adhere to the museum’s drug-free policy.