Student Development Opportunties

WGST Jobs

We are hiring for the Fall 2023 semester! The deadline to apply is May 19th. 

 

Program Advisor

Reporting to the Assistant Director and Lead Program Adviser, the Women and Gender Studies Program and Center seek to hire a Program Adviser to join our program adviser team. The position is responsible for coordinating our programs such as Women's History Month, Consent Carnival, and others. This position is also responsible for a variety of design and video editing tasks and social media promotion and management. Also, this position will have the opportunity to develop new programs. This position would begin Fall 2023 with the opportunity to work some hours over the summer if desired. 

Note: Interviews for this position will be available either in-person or on zoom.
 
This position will require students to work in person. The position is set at 10 hours per week and evenings and weekend availability will be required for programs occasionally (and based on scheduling availability).

Qualifications:

  • Some sort of background in social justice through coursework, a student organization, a job, or a volunteer opportunity
  • Solid communication skills both oral and written
  • Preference will be given to first-year, sophomore, and junior students
  • Video editing and design skills are valuable 

To apply to be a program advisor click here!

 

Center Mentor 

The Women and Gender Studies Program and Center is seeking a self-motivated, eager, and creative individual for a work-study position in our center. Women and Gender Studies welcomes all undergraduate students from all disciplines but prefers students who aren't graduating in Spring 2024. This position would begin in Fall 2023 with the option to work some hours over the summer if available.

Reporting to the Assistant Director and Lead Center Mentor, the position is responsible for the following:

Maintaining a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for students, faculty, and staff in the Women and Gender Studies Center

  • Facilitate our Intersectionality 101 training module
  • Conduct center presentations in classes
  • Answering telephones, making copies, creating flyers, updating social media
  • Coordinate outreach and marketing efforts for the space
  • Other duties as assigned

Qualifications:

  • Some sort of background in social justice through coursework, a student organization, a job, or a volunteer opportunity
  • Solid communication skills both oral and written
  • Preference will be given to first-year, sophomore, and junior students

To apply to be a center mentor click here!