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Every club member is supposed to do a workhike before borrowing any club gear. Typically, there are lots of people who want to do workhikes in the fall, but no execs keen enough to organize them. Here are some ideas for workhikes that typically happen. Some of these require a big group effort, and some are more individual oriented. | Every club member is supposed to do a workhike before borrowing any club gear. Typically, there are lots of people who want to do workhikes in the fall, but no execs keen enough to organize them. Here are some ideas for workhikes that typically happen. Some of these require a big group effort, and some are more individual oriented. | ||
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;VOCJ Indexing: This is an ongoing project, and an easy workhike that can be done anytime. All you have to do is read an edition of the [[VOC Journal]], and then build an index for the articles. Record your index, and the table of contents, here in the Wiki, on the [[VOCJ index]] page. Because the wiki is so accessible, you can do this workhike anywhere, anytime. | |||
;Author a new wiki page: Contributions to [[Trip Ideas]] are always needed. Write about a worthwhile climbing, skiing, hiking or mountaineering destination you have visited. Or add your favourite backcountry cooking [[recipes]] for others to enjoy. | |||
;Ski tune ups: Typically a ski tune up night is held in October before the snow really starts to fall. This is usually a big group effort organized by the Quartermasters. | |||
;Lead a trip :For some, this is the easiest workhike. Just post and organize a VOC trip. It can be a casual day trip, a weeklong epic or anything in between - your choice. The trip has to be publicly posted on the [[trip agenda|bulletin board]] to count, you can't just go hiking with some friends and call it a workhike. | |||
;Man the VOC table at Club's Days: Tell everyone about how great the VOC is, take their money and sign them up for a membership. | |||
;Be an instructor: Sometimes there are a few honorariums for those who do, like free food, free wine, free ski lift ticket, etc. Some events that need instructors are: [[Longhike]], [[Glacier School]], [[Winter Longhike]] and [[Tele School]]. | |||
;Help prepare food or clean up after an event: [[Longhike]] and the [[banquet]] don't happen without help. Earn a workhike by helping cook or clean. | |||
;Give a Wednesday Slideshow: Have some slides you want to share? Just sign up to give a wednesday night [[slide shows|slideshow]]. Be sure to attend a few first so you can get a handle on format, equipment and expectations. | |||
Help with [[VOC Hut Maintenance|Hut Maintenance]]: Or do some work on the [[New Brew Trail]] or [[Brew Hut Rebuild]] projects | |||
;Write an Article for the [[VOC Journal]]: | |||
Revision as of 23:05, 1 March 2005
Every club member is supposed to do a workhike before borrowing any club gear. Typically, there are lots of people who want to do workhikes in the fall, but no execs keen enough to organize them. Here are some ideas for workhikes that typically happen. Some of these require a big group effort, and some are more individual oriented.
Workhike Ideas
- VOCJ Indexing
- This is an ongoing project, and an easy workhike that can be done anytime. All you have to do is read an edition of the VOC Journal, and then build an index for the articles. Record your index, and the table of contents, here in the Wiki, on the VOCJ index page. Because the wiki is so accessible, you can do this workhike anywhere, anytime.
- Author a new wiki page
- Contributions to Trip Ideas are always needed. Write about a worthwhile climbing, skiing, hiking or mountaineering destination you have visited. Or add your favourite backcountry cooking recipes for others to enjoy.
- Ski tune ups
- Typically a ski tune up night is held in October before the snow really starts to fall. This is usually a big group effort organized by the Quartermasters.
- Lead a trip
- For some, this is the easiest workhike. Just post and organize a VOC trip. It can be a casual day trip, a weeklong epic or anything in between - your choice. The trip has to be publicly posted on the bulletin board to count, you can't just go hiking with some friends and call it a workhike.
- Man the VOC table at Club's Days
- Tell everyone about how great the VOC is, take their money and sign them up for a membership.
- Be an instructor
- Sometimes there are a few honorariums for those who do, like free food, free wine, free ski lift ticket, etc. Some events that need instructors are: Longhike, Glacier School, Winter Longhike and Tele School.
- Help prepare food or clean up after an event
- Longhike and the banquet don't happen without help. Earn a workhike by helping cook or clean.
- Give a Wednesday Slideshow
- Have some slides you want to share? Just sign up to give a wednesday night slideshow. Be sure to attend a few first so you can get a handle on format, equipment and expectations.
Help with Hut Maintenance: Or do some work on the New Brew Trail or Brew Hut Rebuild projects
- Write an Article for the VOC Journal