Opportunities From: Spark

Challenge Masters are the experts in their subject area, helping teams and appraisers to understand the challenge. You will be a part of your regional tournament committee, and set up and run your tournament site.

Work Schedule: Attend one team manager training, one appraiser training, and then Challenge Master Boot camp in January. In January and February approximately 8 hours a month. March approximately 16 hours.

Where: At home, or at your regional tournament

Positions:

5280 Region (Denver/Aurora/Northern Suburbs) CO-RCM for Early Learning and RCM for Score RoomJeffco Region: RCM Scoreroom South Metro Region: CO-RCM Fine Arts, RCM Score Room

Challenge Masters are the experts in their subject area, helping teams and appraisers to understand the challenge. You will be a part of your regional tournament committee, and set up and run your tournament site.

 

Work Schedule: Attend one team manager training, one appraiser training, and then Challenge Master Boot camp in January. In January and February approximately 8 hours a month. March approximately 16 hours.

 

Where: At home, or at your regional tournament

 

Positions:

Spicy South Region: RCM Technical, RCM Scientific, RCM Fine Arts, RCM Improv, RCM Engineering, RCM Service Learning, RCM Instant Challenge, RCM Early Learning, RCM Scoreroom

Challenge Masters are the experts in their subject area, helping teams and appraisers to understand the challenge. You will be a part of your regional tournament committee, and set up and run your tournament site.

 

Work Schedule: Attend one team manager training, one appraiser training, and then Challenge Master Boot camp in January. In January and February approximately 8 hours a month. March approximately 16 hours.

 

Where: At home, or at your regional tournament

 

Positions:

Southwest Region: RCM Scientific, RCM Fine Arts, RCM Engineering, RCM Service Learning, RCM Early Learning

Challenge Masters are the experts in their subject area, helping teams and appraisers to understand the challenge. You will be a part of your regional tournament committee, and set up and run your tournament site.

 

Work Schedule: Attend one team manager training, one appraiser training, and then Challenge Master Boot camp in January. In January and February approximately 8 hours a month. March approximately 16 hours.

 

Where: At home, or at your regional tournament

 

Positions:

Western Slope Region: RCM Technical, RCM Scientific, RCM Fine Arts, RCM Service Learning, RCM Instant Challenge, RCM Early Learning

DI Colorado works to be the leader in providing experiential programs that unleash the creative mind in Colorado's youth. Our mission is to prepare Colorado’s kids to be the innovators of the future by combining the arts, sciences, and technology with creativity, teamwork, and problem solving.

The role of the Co-Regional Director in Destination Imagination Colorado is divided into four main functions: Team Recruitment, Volunteer Management, Financial Management and Tournament Director. There are many volunteers in place to aid and assist in these duties. You will be working with the Regional Director to share these duties.

Team Recruitment: Regional Directors will work with schools in their region to market the Destination Imagination program. This will consist of:

• Meeting with Gifted and Talented Staff in area school districts
• Communicating with past team managers to remind them of new season start • Conduct Creativity Nights and DI Information Nights as needed
• Maintain relationships with team managers

Volunteer Management:

Work with current DI Colorado volunteers in your area, including team managers

and Regional Challenge Masters to inform them of South Region DI events and

training opportunities

Plan and coordinate training events with Regional Challenge Masters

Work with Regional Challenge Masters as a steering committee for the Region

Create and distribute newsletters and/or emails to inform all interested parties of

DI Colorado webinars and training events as well as local training events

Tournament Director

Using DI, Inc procedures and checklists, plan and implement the South Region

Regional Tournament in March

Work with the State Office beginning in August to plan and implement

tournament including tournament venue, site selection, scheduling and challenge requirements

Financial Manager

Manage the finances of the South Region

Work with DICO to maintain a working budget for North Metro DI

Deposit and account for all registration fees from teams

Pay all bills associated with South Region DI

The Destination Imagination State Office will train and support the Co-Regional Director throughout the year, including weekly one on one phone calls, monthly Regional Director Planning meetings, and support from other State Level Volunteers.