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Student Activities Graduate Assistant

The Student Activities Graduate Assistant will be primarily responsible for advising the students of Program Board, the University-wide Homecoming Committee and leading other projects assigned by the Associate Director of Programs & Traditions.  This position requires an individual who is organized, energetic, creative, and leadership oriented.

 

The primary learning objectives for this position:

  • Gain an understanding of the student affairs profession
  • Gain first-hand experience in advising students while facilitating student learning
  • Learn program management, program planning and program assessment skills 
  • Develop fiscal management skills and base level understanding of legal processes
  • Develop an understanding of the department of Student Activities & Involvement and its programs and become familiar with university policy and procedure

 

The primary activities for this position:

  • Assist with the planning, marketing, budgeting, and implementation of Program Board (and other office events, as needed).
  • Assist in the personal and professional growth of Program Board students through participation in retreats, student selection process, weekly program planning meetings, one-on-one meetings, etc. 
  • Design and coordinate leadership development, training, and assessment program for these students.
  • Advise the Student Organization Competition of Homecoming Week.
  • Assist in SAI initiatives including programming of the annual Student Leadership Conference, Homecoming Week, Explore/Choose FAU Days, and other Division Initiatives.
  • Review the Program Board and Homecoming websites and keep them up to date, as necessary.
  • Perform other duties and projects as assigned by the Assistant Director of Programs & Traditions

 

Qualifications for the position:

  • Ability to work well independently and as part of a team
  • Effective written and verbal communication skills
  • Willingness to work nights and weekends
  • Past experience in campus activities programming is strongly preferred

 

Additional Information:

  • The graduate assistantship is a 20 hour per week position. This position will receive compensation of $16 per hour.
  • The graduate assistantship is a semester long position (fall and spring semester). Graduate assistants are eligible to reapply to this position each semester.