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Sponsor's Role in Orientation

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The Sponsor Program is an essential training and development initiative that utilizes the skills of experienced employees who have knowledge and understanding of the Center’s operating procedures and can help new employees grow and learn about the way the Center operates. Typically, you can expect to serve as a sponsor from the time of the offer letter to about a month following their entry on duty.

The Sponsor ensures that orientation meets specific training needs of the employee

  • Discuss and advise the employee on their Orientation Checklist
  • Help the employee get settled into the organization, their workplace, and the local area by offering suggestions and advice.
  • Facilitate employee understanding of JSC organization structure, culture, and regulatory history.
  • Be available to answer questions or find someone who can.
  • Be available to help them find their way around at work.
  • When the job offer is made, contact the new employee to answer any questions and offer your assistance.
  • Ensure that the employee has the contact information for you, their supervisor, the relocation specialist, the benefits specialist, and the HR Specialist.
  • Make sure the employee is familiar with Employee Orientation website and the resources available within the site, particularly the Employee Checklist
  • Identify your employee’s office right away and ensure that it is prepared for the first day with a phone, computer, furniture, user ID and password. If possible have Welcome emails in their Inbox along with items on their calendar.
  • Be available their first day to welcome them and help them find their way. Assist the supervisor in introducing them to their co-workers and other key personnel.
  • During the first weeks, check with them often to see how they’re doing and answer any questions.
  • Help them get involved in tours and organization activities.
  • Complete the checklist items and provide your feedback on the orientation program through the website.
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NASA Official: Mike McCann
Last Updated: June 29, 2007
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