Become a Captain for THON 2011
It seems like just yesterday that the final total was raised on stage at the end of THON 2010, but the largest student-run philanthropy in the world moves quickly. Applications for select Captain positions have been posted on THON.org this week. THON Captains are in charge of the various projects and events that take place throughout the year and during THON weekend. They report directly to the Overall Committee and many of them oversee committees of their own. Here are the available positions for the spring:
- Entertainment
- Archiving/Tech/PR Liaison
- Production
- Finance
- Assistant Treasurer
- Merchandise
- Merchandise Technology Captain
- Public Relations
- Alternate Media Relations
- National Media Relations
- Technology
- Administrative Assistant
- Networking
- Pass System
- Technology Liaison
- THINK Developer
- THON.org Developer
Both online and paper applications (sent to the THON office at 210 HUB) are due by 5:00 on Monday April 19th. For detailed descriptions of all Captain positions, click here.
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