Administrative Associate

Studio Stewards/Administrative Associates serve as the front-line onsite presence for students, families, faculty, and visitors during programming. The primary responsibility of the Steward is to ensure accurate student check-in and attendance. Stewards check students into class, physically count the students participating as the classes are happening, reconcile those numbers with registration and check-in records, and promptly report any discrepancies. Stewards also support the flow between classes, welcome students and families, answer basic onsite questions, and direct questions outside their role to the appropriate staff member.

Stewards may work at either SADC location and receive onsite direction from the manager responsible for that facility. Nights and weekends required.

Studio Stewards/Administrative Associates serve as the front-line onsite presence for students, families, faculty, and visitors during programming. The primary responsibility of the Steward is to ensure accurate student check-in and attendance. Stewards check students into class, physically count the students participating as the classes are happening, reconcile those numbers with registration and check-in records, and promptly report any discrepancies. Stewards also support the flow between classes, welcome students and families, answer basic onsite questions, and direct questions outside their role to the appropriate staff member.

Stewards may work at either SADC location and receive onsite direction from the manager responsible for that facility. Nights and weekends required.

The Studio Steward helps ensure management knows who is participating in its classes and that attendance information is accurate and reliable. This requires attentiveness, consistency, and follow-through. The Steward is responsible not simply for checking students in, but for verifying that the number of people physically participating in each class matches SADC's records.

Studio Stewards are expected to:

• Be welcoming, attentive, and professional.
• Maintain accurate check-in and attendance information.
• Verify rather than assume.
• Help classes transition smoothly.
• Follow established procedures consistently.
• Answer questions within the scope of the role and refer others appropriately.

The Studio Steward's primary responsibilities are:

• Student Check-In — ensuring students are properly signed into class.
• Attendance Verification — physically counting each class and reconciling that count with registration and check-in records.
• Class Flow — helping students and faculty transition smoothly between classes.
• Community Support — welcoming students and families and answering basic onsite questions.
• Communication — promptly reporting attendance discrepancies or onsite concerns to the appropriate manager.

Studio Stewards/Administrative Associates serve as the front-line onsite presence for students, families, faculty, and visitors during programming. The primary responsibility of the Steward is to ensure accurate student check-in and attendance. Stewards check students into class, physically count the students participating as the classes are happening, reconcile those numbers with registration and check-in records, and promptly report any discrepancies. Stewards also support the flow between classes, welcome students and families, answer basic onsite questions, and direct questions outside their role to the appropriate staff member.

Stewards may work at either SADC location and receive onsite direction from the manager responsible for that facility. Nights and weekends required.

The Studio Steward helps ensure management knows who is participating in its classes and that attendance information is accurate and reliable. This requires attentiveness, consistency, and…