How many conference check-ins have you assisted with this summer so far? 

What halls did those conferences take place in? (check all that apply)

How would you rate your overall experience assisting with conference check-ins? 

Did you feel adequately trained/prepared for your role in relation to working conferences? 

How would you rate the organization of the check-in process/interactions with the conference guest supervisors?

Did you feel supported by the professional staff or supervisors during your shift? 

Any additional comments or feedback? 

I think everything went well, Alex Smith could have preapred us for Bluecoats a lot sooner since it was such a large group. He was rude to me the day of when we were finishing making their bearcat cards. We got finished the day they came in. It should have been finished multiple days before. He definitely needs an attitude readjustment

Calhoun/Siddall;Marian Spencer / Scioto;Turner;

I feel it was all well organized

Turner;Marian Spencer / Scioto;Calhoun/Siddall;

Very Inadequately Prepared

Nope, thanks for all you do!

Marian Spencer / Scioto;Calhoun/Siddall;

Marian Spencer / Scioto;

Calhoun/Siddall;Marian Spencer / Scioto;

i don't work for the neighbourhood but shoutout to NOC Michael for really making sure we had a back when it came to either checkins or bearcat card issue or anything.

Marian Spencer / Scioto;Turner;

Many of my problems with conference check-ins was that I wasn't as familiar with the desk as I would have liked. I wish I could've had more training beforehand or materials to review before sitting at the desk so I was better prepared for any questions that came up from those checking in

I wish I would've had more information regarding the layout of the desk areas before check-ins began because I felt like I wasn't sure where things such as the first aid kit or the loaner key boxes were when conference members came to the desk with issues

For bigger conferences (like the DAAP camp in Turner), I would suggest having more people available that could help direct campers to their room and aid in lockouts/maintenance issues. This is something we started to do about halfway through the check-in process and having someone designated for that helped to clear the lobby faster and not take as many DAs away from the desk at once. For smaller conferences, I think it would be helpful if there was a communicated timeframe of when people would be checking in. Because check-ins sometimes occurred after the NOC and CCs had left the building, I wasn't sure what to expect during my shift. I also think it would be helpful to have more than one DA on staff whenever possible for check-ins because it ensures someone is almost always at the desk no matter what may go wrong

I found it very helpful that the DAAP camps in Turner had nametags to give us when checking in. Because so much was happening in the lobby, it helped smooth out the process of checking in because I didn't have to worry about mishearing anyone or mistaking them for another camper. This also made it much more familiar because it is similar to how residents are checked in during the fall semester with their Bearcat Cards.

Marian Spencer / Scioto;

Marian Spencer / Scioto;

Marian Spencer / Scioto;

Making sure some form of management is there to help with lockout or card issues. Instead of the Desk Assistants having to call or teams message managers to deal with situations. I would included them more just to backup or help service the DA staff during the time of check-ins.

Calhoun/Siddall;Turner;

Calhoun/Siddall;Marian Spencer / Scioto;Turner;

Marian Spencer / Scioto;

Marian Spencer / Scioto;Turner;

Marian Spencer / Scioto;

Calhoun/Siddall;Marian Spencer / Scioto;Turner;