100 hours/semester, for total compensation of $3,052-$3,304 for the academic year

• Ability to effectively collaborate with students, faculty, and administrators;

• Strong oral and written communication skills;

• Strong listening skills;

• Strong organizational skills;

• Experience planning and coordinating events;

• Familiarity with Ignatian discernment practices;

• Familiarity with campus resources for students and faculty;

• Knowledge of survey-design principles;

• Facility with technology;

• Leadership experience.

General responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Assisting faculty and program-implementation team members with goal-setting and collaborative curriculum development;

• Facilitating communication between faculty and students participating in ISS and other campus resources/student support offices, including, for example, the Career Center and Student Development;

• Coordinating programming and facilitating communication between faculty offering various ISS pilots;

• Facilitating off-campus excursions for ISS participants by, for example, reserving transportation and tickets;

• Facilitating Ignatian discernment/examen sessions for student participants;

• Submitting budget requests and organizing invoices for expenditures;

• Helping to identify successes and areas of improvement for the ISS program;

• Preparing (Qualtrics) post-pilot surveys for distribution to student and faculty participants;

• Arranging and facilitating listening sessions with ISS participants to further-assess the program’s strengths and weaknesses for the purposes of improvement;

• Distributing results of surveys and listening sessions to faculty and ISS implementation team.

To apply, complete Graduate Assistantship application and submit current resume.