Neighborhood Engagement

Residential Education is seeking undergraduate students who are passionate about community engagement to facilitate neighborhood programming. Neighborhood engagement interns will work closely with their Neighborhood Program Coordinator, supporting the planning, coordination, and execution of neighborhood events. Students in this role will advance the core neighborhood principles: diversity, equity, and inclusion; health and well-being; community and belonging; and intellectual and personal growth.

Duties and Responsibilities

General

Attend weekly neighborhood engagement intern meetings
Attend neighborhood council meetings two times a month

Neighborhood Events

Assist with on-site event set up, logistical support, and clean up for ~24 neighborhood events a year (12-15 bi-weekly programs, 3 quarterly programs, 5 Big Five programs, 1 all-campus program per neighborhood)
Address equipment and technology needs
Prepare and organize materials
Greet attendees and answer questions
Support event activities (e.g., operating popcorn machine, distributing t-shirts)

Administrative Support

Research vendors and communicate with points of contact
Review and update shared documents and spreadsheets
Manage email correspondence at each stage of the neighborhood program proposal process
Other assignments as requested by the Neighborhood Program Coordinator

Qualifications

Must be eligible to work up to 6 hours per week according to University policy on limitations on hours of employment for undergraduate students (see Admin Guide Memo 10.1.1 Undergraduate Student Employment: “Hours Per Week”)
Strong communication and organizational skills
Creativity and adaptability

Commitment

Autumn, winter, and spring quarter (September 23, 2024 - June 13, 2025)

Compensation

$18.50-$20/hour based on quarters of experience