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The Barony of Montengarde is currently accepting applications for the office of the Branch Marshal. Duties and expectations of this office include (but not limited to):<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u2022 Hold a current SCA membership, and maintain membership for term in office
\u2022 Hold, and maintain, a senior level marshallate in any disipline (or work towards senior marshal status in the first few months)
\u2022 Checking and replying to emails on a regular basis
\u2022 Be honest, professional and responsible in your dealings with everyone, including members of the populace, subordinate and superior officers, and members of the modern world
\u2022 Hold the keys, and open \/ close the hall on a weekly basis.
\u2022 Organize fight space \/ location.
\u2022 Maintain Iron key.
\u2022 Assist new fighters.
\u2022 Maintain sign in sheets and waivers
\u2022 Handle money from sign in, giving said money to the Exchequer.
\u2022 Recieve and organise reports from deputy positions (rapier, archery, equestrian, etc)
\u2022 Attend Montengarde’s monthly Council meetings
\u2022 File monthly reports to Montengarde Council
\u2022 File Quarterly reports to Earl Marshal \/ Kingdom of Avacal <\/p>\n\n\n\n
If you are interested in filling this position please send a letter of intention, and a copy of your SCA resume (Mundane resumes will be accepted to provide valid experience to the office) to excellencies@montengarde.org and seneschal@montengarde.org Feel free to contact Their Excellencies or the Seneschal if you have any questions.
Applications will be accepted from May 25, 2019, and close at noon on July 14, 2019.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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