Orientation Team

• Present, facilitate, and lead small and large groups of new students to address common first-year experiences, university history, and campus resources and information.
• Familiarize new students and families with crucial information about policies, campus resources, academics, and locations to help them navigate life at TCU.
• Provide programmatic support throughout new student orientation to assist new students and families acclimate to campus.
• Contribute to the preparation and facilitation of Orientation activities and materials.
• Provide information and assist students in the registration process.
• Assist academic advisors and campus department presenters during their presentations at in-person sessions.
• Model exceptional leadership and customer service while serving as a positive role model for new students.
• Assist academic advisors in guiding students through the course registration process and helping them understand the major maps and required courses.
• Exhibit flexibility, dependability, responsibility, enthusiasm, and punctuality.
• Occasionally lift and carry objects up to 50 lbs. as needed.
• Provide logistical support to presenters during Orientation programs.
• Participate in weekly training sessions.
• Reside in the designated orientation residence hall for the duration of the orientation.
• Work strenuous, irregular hours
• Other duties as assigned.

• Must be a full-time undergraduate student at TCU
• Maintain good academic standing with a minimum overall GPA of 2.5
• Available to attend all required trainings, conferences, Orientation sessions, and other related events.
• Must maintain good conduct with the university, with no outstanding judicial sanctions.
• Abide by federal, state, local, and university policies and the Orientation Leader contract.
• Able to commit to the position from February 2025 – January 2026
• A genuine desire to learn about and work with diverse backgrounds, contributing to an inclusive and supportive environment.

Orientation Leaders commit to weekly training sessions throughout the spring semester, Training Week in May, and full-time availability during Summer Orientation. Additionally, occasional events or meetings may help you further prepare for the role. Your dedication will be essential to creating an exceptional experience for incoming students. View our important dates below:

• Orientation Leader Welcome Social:
• Weekly Spring Training: Starting March 2025 – May 2025
• Contracted Live-In Period: May – July 2025
• Training Camp: May 2025
• Sponsored Events: May – August 2025
• Summer Orientation: May – August 2025 | Dates and times found on orientation website
• Orientation Team Banquet: September 2025
• Spring Orientation: January 2026
• Attendance at requested events: TBD

Please note that all dates are subject to change. Dates and events may also be added.

• Summer Stipend ( Divided and paid monthly)
• On-campus housing is provided during orientation
• University gear, including Orientation staff polos, name tags, and t-shirts.
• Summer Meal Plan (Most meals are provided during Orientation)
• Professional development through mentorship, training, and hands-on experiences.
• Networking opportunities with university staff and fellow student leaders.
• Knowledge of campus resources and services.
• One-of-a-kind summer experience