Overview
Graduate Assistant for Student Belonging at Nichols College. This is a part-time position working approximately 20 hours per week at $15.00 per hour, with partial (50%) graduate tuition remission at Nichols College.
Job Summary
The Graduate Assistant for The Center for Student Belonging will support and assist with the department's CSB programming and training efforts. This position is responsible for assisting in creating a diverse community that is inclusive, supportive, and responsive of all students and community members. This position will assist in providing DEIB development and engagement opportunities aimed to enhance student learning outcomes, strengthen students' sense of belonging, and support student success. The Graduate Assistant is expected to maintain office hours and additional hours to support programming and student needs.
Duties And Responsibilities
* Create, implement, institute and support various diversity, equity, inclusion, justice and belonging programs and events for ethnically, culturally, and socially diverse students and student organizations.
* Develop innovative social media content in order to inform and connect with students.
* Support diversity, equity, inclusion, justice and belonging trainings to the campus community in conjunction with supervisor.
* Chaperone events as needed including evenings, late nights, and weekends.
* Assist with the planning and implementation of major Student Involvement initiatives including Family Day, Pumpkin Fest, Student Leadership Awards, and Bison Fest.
* Assume additional responsibilities as needed.
Physical Job Components
* Light to moderate lifting of files, supplies and office materials.
* Ability to use office and telecommunications equipment.
* Walking required; travel may be expected at times.
Preparation, Knowledge And Skills And Abilities
* Must be enrolled in a graduate degree program at Nichols College.
* Efficient time management skills.
* Ability and desire to communicate and work effectively with students daily.
* Excellent written and oral communication skills.
* Excellent organizational and management skills.
* Experience with scheduling, budgeting, and travel logistics.
* Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook.
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