Hiring - Peer Advisers 2008-09
The Study Abroad Peer Advisers are paid student positions at the International Programs Office. These juniors and seniors are recruited and hired from the International Ambassadors Program for specific leadership roles in international education on campus. Training begins in the Spring quarter; positions start in the Fall.
PEER ADVISER POSITIONS: The following positions are open to members of the International Ambassadors Program: Casa de la Solidaridad Program Coordinator - Responsible for the overall support of SCU’s Casa de la Solidaridad Program including admission processes, community outreach, publicity, and clerical program support for the team in El Salvador…view full job description and preferred qualifications. Marketing Coordinator – Responsible for the design and implementation of study abroad marketing strategies including classroom outreach efforts, online blogs, website updates, posters, ads, newsletter… view full job description and preferred qualifications Special Projects Coordinator – Responsible for the overall leadership of various special projects including the Study Abroad Pre-Departure Orientation, Study Abroad Week, and the International Ambassadors Program… view full job description and preferred qualifications. Exchange Student Support Coordinator – Responsible for the overall leadership of various programs aiming to support incoming international direct exchange students including the admission processes, Mentor Program, International Club, new international student orientation, and other social and cultural events… view full job description and preferred qualifications. Workshop Series Coordinator – Responsible for the overall planning and implementation of workshops, information sessions, and other on-campus events related to prospective and returning study abroad students… view full job description and preferred qualifications.
QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must be members of the International Ambassadors Program with study abroad experience, strong leadership and communication skills, ability to interact with diverse students, ability to work up to 20 hours a week at the International Programs Office, available for weekly team meetings. Please see specific preferred qualifications. HOW TO APPLY: To apply, please do the following: A) Review the complete job descriptions, B) If you haven’t already done so, please complete the International Ambassadors Program's Online Application , C) E-mail Vid Raatior (vraatior@scu.edu) your resume with a cover letter stating which particular position for which you wish to apply and why? MORE INFORMATION: For more information, please contact Vid (vraatior@scu.edu) or by calling the International Programs Office at 408.554.6940. International Programs actively support & recognizes the Campus Sustainability Pledge locally and globally and the Standards of Good Practice of the Forum on Education Abroad.  |
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