Program Coordinator, NY (Part Time)
$20.00 per hour
ApplyProgram Coordinator, NY (Part Time)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$20.00 per hour
About the role
- Build genuine relationships with Jewish graduate students who participate in JGO programs and use the townhouse
- Welcome students as they arrive and proactively introduce yourself, start conversations, and help students feel comfortable
- Get to know students, their interests, and their involvement with JGO, and help connect them to relevant programs, opportunities, and staff
- Maintain ongoing relationships with students beyond individual events through follow-up, check-ins, and invitations to future programs
- Identify students who may be interested in becoming more involved with JGO and share those opportunities with the appropriate JGO staff
- Serve as a warm and consistent JGO presence at the townhouse and help create an environment where students want to return
- Share relevant student feedback, interests, and engagement opportunities with the Northeast Engagement Manager and programming team
- Help strengthen connections between students and the broader JGO communityHelp build and grow JGO's young professionals community in New York City, with a focus on creating an active and engaged network beyond the graduate student population
- Spearhead recruitment and outreach for several large young professional events throughout the year, identifying and personally engaging prospective participants
- Build relationships with young professionals and encourage them to become part of JGO's broader community
- Conduct targeted outreach through personal follow-up, email, social media, and other channels to drive participation in events
- Help develop a strong pipeline of young professionals who can be engaged in future JGO programs and opportunities
- Work closely with the programming and engagement teams to plan and execute several high-quality community-building events each year
- Track outreach and engagement and share insights about what is resonating with the NYC young professional communityHelp prepare the townhouse for JGO programs, events, and gatherings
- Set up tables, chairs, food, supplies, signage, and other materials as needed
- Help clean up and reset the space following programs
- Ensure the townhouse is welcoming, organized, and ready for students
- Be present for food and supply deliveries and help coordinate their receipt and setup
- Assist with ordering food, beverages, and program supplies
- Work with JGO's programming team to ensure all logistical needs are handled
- Support JGO staff with the execution of events and programming
- Help create a welcoming and engaging experience for students before, during, and after programs
- Help troubleshoot logistical issues that arise before or during programs
- Assist with outreach and follow-up to students around upcoming programs and events
- Take on additional event and administrative tasks as needed
- Be willing to jump in wherever help is needed to make a program successful
- Who We're Looking ForWarm, friendly, and genuinely excited to interact with students and young adults
- Someone who naturally builds relationships and enjoys getting to know new people
- Organized, reliable, and proactive
- Someone who enjoys being hands-on and doesn't mind jumping in to get things done
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Comfortable working independently while also being part of a team
- Interested in Jewish community-building and/or nonprofit work
- Able to make students and young professionals feel welcomed, seen, and comfortable in a new space
- Available for several evenings per week for a few hours at a time, particularly around JGO programming
- Someone who is looking for part-time work now, but is interested in potentially growing into a larger role within JGO in the future
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