To maintain a level of enthusiasm about new students, the program, and The Catholic University of America. To be creative, hard working, punctual, patient, even-tempered, and understanding. To be prepared to give a good deal of time and the majority of your attention to the program. T welve Team Captains coordinate those OAs assigned to their group. The 12 groups are formed on the basis of academic areas with the numbers in each group varying from three to six OAs per group.
Team captains have the following additional responsibilities.
To coordinate one of the non-academic programs that occur during orientation. To be able to speak clearly and concisely before groups of people. To be responsible for coordinating the OAs to be at the right place at the right time. To be generally responsible for the success of the student's part of the Orientation program. To serve as a member of the selection committee for the next year's orientation staff.