Want to be a Frosh Leader?

Yes, You Do!

If you thought frosh week was fun as a young'en, you'll enjoy it even more as a frosh leader. The Math Orientation Committee has begun recruiting leaders for next September's frosh week. There are several positions available for potential frosh leaders.

• Leader - Frosh leaders spend the majority of frosh week with their groups interacting directly with the frosh. They tend to get to know their groups fairly well.
• IceBreaker - If you think you would like to run specific events for frosh week, this is the job for you. IceBreakers are attached to a specific frosh group but they spend most of their time running smaller activities at Orientation events.
• Tie Guard - In case you've been looking at the ground consistently for the few years, you've noticed that this faculty has some affinity for pink ties and likes to put a massive one of these on the side of the building for frosh week. To prevent the theft/destruction/vandalizing/tar-and-feathering of the tie, we tend to have a couple mathies guard the thing. We call these people Tie Guard.
• Co-ordinators - Co-ordinators are people that co-ordinate. More specifically they co-ordinate Orientation events. Even more specifically than that, they plan specific events and ensure that they run smoothly. Co-ordinators do their duties in addition to being either leaders or IceBreakers.
• Teamsters - Teamsters drive a van around to get stuff from places to other places.

Applications for these positions are now available outside the MathSoc office (MC 3038) and can be returned to the same location. Once you've submitted an application, be sure to sign up for an interview. The sign-up sheet is currently available on the MathSoc office door.

Ian W. MacKinnon
2004 Math Orientation Director