Becoming an Official
Recreational Sports officials are the most important ingredient in the recreational sports program. Persons in these positions must have an above average knowledge of the rules and officiating procedures of the game, enforce the rules of the game and be capable of controlling difficult game situations without bias. People wanting to become an official or scorekeeper will be required to complete the mandatory training sessions for their sport to learn the rules and officiating procedures of the specific sport they will officiate.
Application Procedures
All interested students should fill out an application form and return it to 130 Alumni Arena. Applications can be picked up from 130 Alumni Arena or downloaded from this site. They will then be contacted by email to set up an interview.
Paperwork
Once called for an interview, students should bring with them:
- Valid Drivers License or State ID
- Social Security Card or original birth certificate
- Or instead of the above, they can bring in a valid US passport
International students will need copies of their 1-20.
Once
Hired
Once you are hired you will be expected to read and sign the
Intramural Employee Handbook which contains policies and procedures
you will be expected to follow as part of your employment.
You must also attend the offical training sessions and officiate for pre-season games.
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Non-officiating positions are also available. Please inquire with the Assistant Director for Intramurals (ADI) about these positions. You can contact her at mbernas@buffalo.edu
