Lochac - Officer Pursuits

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Officers are the glue which binds the SCA together and the oil that keeps it running.  They are not paid to do their jobs and they are rarely professionals in their fields.  They give freely of their time and efforts in order to make the SCA an enjoyable experience for all.

 

Kingdom Hospitaller / Chatelaine

Greetings

Applications are again invited for the office of Kingdom Hospitaller.

This is an important role, in fact it is the cornerstone of any group, as the Hospitaller/Chatelaine is often the first contact most people have with the Society.

The Kingdom Hospitaller/Chatelaine reports to the Kingdom Seneschal and the Society Chatelaine and is responsible for newcomer relations throughout the Kingdom.  This includes providing resources and support for the promotion of the SCA, recruiting of newcomers, assisting newcomers once they have joined the SCA, and media relations; both directly and through the local group officers.

Useful information about the role, including the current handbook, can be found on the Kingdom Hospitaller's website - http://lochac.sca.org/hospitaller.

 

Applicants are required to be members of the SCA and should be over 18.  Useful attributes include good communication skills, experience in promotional and recruitment roles and the ability to support and encourage the efforts of others.

If the position interest you, please send an application including a brief CV of your modern world and SCA experience to the acting Lochac Hospitaller, Mistress Liduina de Kasteelen van Valkenburg: hospitaller@lochac.sca.org.

Closing date for applications: 31st March 2012.

If you have any questions about the role, please do not hesistate to contact me at hospitaller@lochac.sca.org.

In Service

Mistress Liduina de Kastellen van Valkenburg

 

You may not wish to ever be an officer yourself, but there are many ways to help.  Often there are many jobs to do.
Ask the Officer responsible for the area you are interested in. You may find that the more you put into the SCA the more you get out of it.