Dates:
10 Month position: 15 hours per week. August 15 – June 15 (approximately)

Compensation:
Tuition remission ($4,500) and Stipend ($4,500); Fall (300 hours) and Spring (300 hours)

• Graduate degree candidate
• Availability for 15 hours per week
• Commitment to nurturing own spiritual life
• Understanding of Jesuit educational and spiritual values or a willingness to learn and commit to those values
• Experience in campus/youth/parish ministry preferred
• Flexibility with regard to specific duties
• Excellent writing skills
• Competent in following computer applications: Microsoft Office – specifically Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint
• Good organizational skills, highly motivated and a demonstrated ability for (and belief in) collaboration and teamwork
• Ability to see a project through to completion
• Self-directed
• Highly developed interpersonal skills
• Availability for two year commitment (upon re-evaluation at the end of the first year) would be preferred, although not required

Basic Responsibilities:

• Maintains regular office hours and available presence in Campus Ministry office for a minimum of 15 hours per week.
• Attends Intern Training Retreat August 24 – 26, 2011 at Loyola Retreat House in Western Maryland.and Intern Formation on January 28, 2012.
• Engages in regular (weekly) supervision with Campus Ministry staff supervisor. Content may include but is not limited t feedback on job skills and performance, improvements regarding professional skills and self-care, integration of spirituality and professional skills, and updates from the COAD meetings.
• Advertize and communicate collaborative spiritual opportunities with GAC, CCSJ, Mission Integration, and Campus Ministry.
• Attend events where graduate students will be present including: representing to GAC meetings, Pastoral Counseling Conference and/or Retreat, Orientations/ Accepted Students Day/ Open Houses, FAC night for Grad Students, etc.
• Coordinate liturgies at both of the Graduate campuses for holy days of obligation.
• Create spiritual and prayer opportunities for each graduate campus per semester (ex. Lent and Advent).
• Co-sponsor at least one retreat opportunity with Mission Integration, including assisting with advertizing and program planning.
• Compile, document, and organize the current CM retreat program in both electronic and binder forms. Chronicle all of the artifacts around the retreats including: schedules, content, objectives, talk topics, reconciliation services, and prayer opportunities.

Additional Duties:

• Edits, copies, drafts, and creates multiple documents, flyers, announcements for Campus Ministry as needed.
• Performs other assigned tasks as delegated.