WUD Alternative Breaks Winter Break 2020 Site Leader Application
The WUD Alternative Breaks Committee is built on the principle of service-learning.  Students embark on life-changing experiences of teamwork, high-impact education, and powerful volunteerism throughout the United State on our student-planned trips.  The purpose of the Alternative Breaks Committee is to create events and trips centered on issues that students are interested in spreading awareness of.  

The Site Leader position is integral to the success of the program’s mission and trips.  Each trip has two students who are selected to serve as the trip Site Leaders. The Site Leaders serve many functions, including (1) facilitating participant reflection on trips, (2) leading a pre-trip orientation for their group, (3) ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for participants at all times, (4) serving as liaison between WUD Alternative Breaks, the trip participants, and the community partners, and (5) enforcing the rules and guidelines of WUD Alternative Breaks and its partners.  An important part of both (3) and (5) is upholding the no drug or alcohol policy, regardless of the age of the participant—individuals found with alcohol are subject to be removed from the trip immediately and sent home.  No previous experience with Alternative Breaks is necessary to become a site leader.

Site leader applications open on September 11th and close on September 26th. Interviews for the site leader position will start the week of September 30th and the selection for the open positions will be made by October 10th. Please allow 30 minutes to complete this site leader application. If you have any questions, please email altbreaks@union.wisc.edu.

Please read the Duties and Expectations of a Site Leader linked here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HKK-Ryp08xwn50VQv1E9bRgeGmAnLt54 


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I read Duties and Expectations of a Site Leader. (linked above) *
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I understand I have the responsibility to uphold these duties and expectations if I am to become a Site Leader. *
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First Name *
Preferred Name
(i.e. if you go by Bill rather than William, if you go by your middle name, etc)
Last Name *
UW-Madison Email *
Phone Number *
Please include a phone number we can reach you at while on campus, not a home phone
Student ID Number *
Year in School *
Gender *
Race / Ethnicity *
How did you hear about Alt Breaks? *
Which type of student best describes you? *
Have you applied for or gone on a WUD Alternative Breaks trip before? *
Do you have any dietary restrictions? *
What is your T-shirt size? *
I understand that all trips depart from and arrive at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and that I cannot be dropped off or picked up at a different location. *
WUD Alternative Breaks uses UW-Madison or State of Wisconsin Fleet vehicles, typically minivans, on our trips.  They serve as the primary mode of transportation.  In order to use the vehicles, drivers must be authorized by Risk Management.  Are you interested in being authorized to drive a vehicle for the trip? *
Please note: Every trip is required to have a certain number of drivers, so ability and willingness to drive can increase your chance of getting a spot on the trip. All students drivers are covered under university insurance when operating the vehicle for the official business of the trip.
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