Helping EVE University: Difference between revisions

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As a member of EVE University, you will have already benefited from other members helping you out, whether it was:

* The ~~Personnel~~ Officer who reviewed your application to join

* The Intake Officer who reviewed your application to join

* The member who answered your questions when you were stuck

* The Teacher who ran your first class

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* '''Q&A.E-Uni''' - This channel is designed specifically for people to ask questions, so set it to blink and answer any questions you know the answer to. If a member is asking a question which requires a detailed answer, tell them in the channel that you will convo them and send them a convo request so as not to clog up the channel.

* '''Chat.E-Uni''' - This is the general chat channel most of our members use, so a lot of people (particularly newer members) ask general questions in there. Keep an eye on it and see if you can help them out. This is also the channel where new members are welcomed by the ~~Personnel~~ Officers, so be sure to make them feel welcome.

* '''Chat.E-Uni''' - This is the general chat channel most of our members use, so a lot of people (particularly newer members) ask general questions in there. Keep an eye on it and see if you can help them out. This is also the channel where new members are welcomed by the Intake Officers, so be sure to make them feel welcome.

* '''E-UNI''' - This is the channel used by ~~Personnel~~ Officers to call applicants for their interview. If you're a member then you've already gone through the application process, so from an applicant's point of view you're an expert! Even just sharing your own experiences will help our nervous applicants out. E-UNI is also listed as a public help channel, so it's almost always busy with questions about the game from non-members who are often very new to the game. Even if you're new yourself, it's very likely you can help them out.

* '''E-UNI''' - This is the channel used by Intake Officers to call applicants for their interview. If you're a member then you've already gone through the application process, so from an applicant's point of view you're an expert! Even just sharing your own experiences will help our nervous applicants out. E-UNI is also listed as a public help channel, so it's almost always busy with questions about the game from non-members who are often very new to the game. Even if you're new yourself, it's very likely you can help them out.

* '''LiveIntel.ILN''' - If you're just jumping around in space and you see a war target in local, you can help out other members by providing intel in this channel. There may be someone a jump or two behind you who really needs to know about the war target you just saw burning to the gate, so don't keep it to yourself. We also have an Intel Map (see the MOTD of that channel) which you can use to report your intel in one click, easy.

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Teachers are the life-blood of EVE University, and are responsible for running our [[EVE_University_Class_Library|Classes]]. You can teach classes on any area of EVE you are comfortable teaching about, whether with one of our established classes, or an entirely new class. Most of our classes are done on Mumble, though we have also had classes run on Twitch, and even classes by text (in a chat channel). If you volunteer as a teacher you should normally be either a Sophomore or a Graduate member, and you will be expected to teach at least one class per month. If you'd like to try it out, see our page on [[Joining_The_Faculty|Joining the Faculty]].

====Becoming a ~~Personnel~~ Officer====

====Becoming a Intake Officer====

~~Personnel~~ Officers are the ones who spend their time reviewing applications to EVE University and conducting interviews for applicants. We receive dozens of applications per week, so the [[~~Personnel_Department~~|~~Personnel~~ Department]] needs a lot of staff to process them and is almost always looking for more ~~Personnel~~ Officers. ~~Personnel~~ Officers are the face of EVE University to new players, so you will need to have a reasonable knowledge about EVE University and the campuses, and Sophomore title is preferred, though lower titles will be considered. You will be expected to do at least some work every week. In return, you can be responsible for bringing new players into EVE University and seeing them thrive. If this sounds like something you can commit to, see this page on [[~~Personnel_Department~~#~~Joining_the_Personnel_Department~~|Joining the ~~Personnel~~ Department]].

Intake Officers are the ones who spend their time reviewing applications to EVE University and conducting interviews for applicants. We receive dozens of applications per week, so the [[Intake & Progression Department|Intake Department]] needs a lot of staff to process them and is almost always looking for more Intake Officers. Intake Officers are the face of EVE University to new players, so you will need to have a reasonable knowledge about EVE University and the campuses, and Sophomore title is preferred, though lower titles will be considered. You will be expected to do at least some work every week. In return, you can be responsible for bringing new players into EVE University and seeing them thrive. If this sounds like something you can commit to, see this page on [[Intake & Progression Department#Joining_the_Intake & Progression_Department|Joining the Intake & Progression Department]].

All the departments will need to replace staff at some point, so if you are interested in helping out a particular department keep an eye out on our forum and in-game mails for any advertisements for volunteers. Each department will have their own requirements for members, so some will be more suitable for you than others, but don't be disheartened if you aren't successful in the first one you apply for. The more active you are around the Uni, the more likely you will be successful in applying for a staff position.

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 As a member of EVE University, you will have already benefited from other members helping you out, whether it was:
-* The Personnel Officer who reviewed your application to join
+* The Intake Officer who reviewed your application to join
 * The member who answered your questions when you were stuck
 * The Teacher who ran your first class
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 * '''Q&A.E-Uni''' - This channel is designed specifically for people to ask questions, so set it to blink and answer any questions you know the answer to. If a member is asking a question which requires a detailed answer, tell them in the channel that you will convo them and send them a convo request so as not to clog up the channel.
-* '''Chat.E-Uni''' - This is the general chat channel most of our members use, so a lot of people (particularly newer members) ask general questions in there. Keep an eye on it and see if you can help them out. This is also the channel where new members are welcomed by the Personnel Officers, so be sure to make them feel welcome.
+* '''Chat.E-Uni''' - This is the general chat channel most of our members use, so a lot of people (particularly newer members) ask general questions in there. Keep an eye on it and see if you can help them out. This is also the channel where new members are welcomed by the Intake Officers, so be sure to make them feel welcome.
-* '''E-UNI''' - This is the channel used by Personnel Officers to call applicants for their interview. If you're a member then you've already gone through the application process, so from an applicant's point of view you're an expert! Even just sharing your own experiences will help our nervous applicants out. E-UNI is also listed as a public help channel, so it's almost always busy with questions about the game from non-members who are often very new to the game. Even if you're new yourself, it's very likely you can help them out.
+* '''E-UNI''' - This is the channel used by Intake Officers to call applicants for their interview. If you're a member then you've already gone through the application process, so from an applicant's point of view you're an expert! Even just sharing your own experiences will help our nervous applicants out. E-UNI is also listed as a public help channel, so it's almost always busy with questions about the game from non-members who are often very new to the game. Even if you're new yourself, it's very likely you can help them out.
 * '''LiveIntel.ILN''' - If you're just jumping around in space and you see a war target in local, you can help out other members by providing intel in this channel. There may be someone a jump or two behind you who really needs to know about the war target you just saw burning to the gate, so don't keep it to yourself. We also have an Intel Map (see the MOTD of that channel) which you can use to report your intel in one click, easy.
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 Teachers are the life-blood of EVE University, and are responsible for running our [[EVE_University_Class_Library|Classes]]. You can teach classes on any area of EVE you are comfortable teaching about, whether with one of our established classes, or an entirely new class. Most of our classes are done on Mumble, though we have also had classes run on Twitch, and even classes by text (in a chat channel). If you volunteer as a teacher you should normally be either a Sophomore or a Graduate member, and you will be expected to teach at least one class per month. If you'd like to try it out, see our page on [[Joining_The_Faculty|Joining the Faculty]].
-====Becoming a Personnel Officer====
+====Becoming a Intake Officer====
-Personnel Officers are the ones who spend their time reviewing applications to EVE University and conducting interviews for applicants. We receive dozens of applications per week, so the [[Personnel_Department|Personnel Department]] needs a lot of staff to process them and is almost always looking for more Personnel Officers. Personnel Officers are the face of EVE University to new players, so you will need to have a reasonable knowledge about EVE University and the campuses, and Sophomore title is preferred, though lower titles will be considered. You will be expected to do at least some work every week. In return, you can be responsible for bringing new players into EVE University and seeing them thrive. If this sounds like something you can commit to, see this page on [[Personnel_Department#Joining_the_Personnel_Department|Joining the Personnel Department]].
+Intake Officers are the ones who spend their time reviewing applications to EVE University and conducting interviews for applicants. We receive dozens of applications per week, so the [[Intake & Progression Department|Intake Department]] needs a lot of staff to process them and is almost always looking for more Intake Officers. Intake Officers are the face of EVE University to new players, so you will need to have a reasonable knowledge about EVE University and the campuses, and Sophomore title is preferred, though lower titles will be considered. You will be expected to do at least some work every week. In return, you can be responsible for bringing new players into EVE University and seeing them thrive. If this sounds like something you can commit to, see this page on [[Intake & Progression Department#Joining_the_Intake & Progression_Department|Joining the Intake & Progression Department]].
 All the departments will need to replace staff at some point, so if you are interested in helping out a particular department keep an eye out on our forum and in-game mails for any advertisements for volunteers. Each department will have their own requirements for members, so some will be more suitable for you than others, but don't be disheartened if you aren't successful in the first one you apply for. The more active you are around the Uni, the more likely you will be successful in applying for a staff position.