NWS- Student Advisor to the School Chair - Place, Planet & People

Posted 17 days ago

pacific universityForest Grove (OR)

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$16.80/hr

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About the role

NWS- Student Advisor to the School Chair - Place, Planet & People Overview Position Type Part Time Category Student NWS Student Advisor to the School Chair This position is only open to current Pacific University Students Title of Position: NWS Student Advisor to the School Chair - Place, Planet & People (One position available per School, maximum 8 hours per week, 12 weeks per semester.) Department Name, location of department: New Schools: Place, Planet & People Purpose of Position: Faculty Support

Job Duties and Responsibilities: The Student Advisor to the School Chair is responsible for leading the School Student Advisory Team and attending monthly School meetings. This student will be the primary liaison to the faculty school chair, who leads the school's mission and student belonging efforts. The student in this position will meet with the group of student advisors from other schools to coordinate and collaborate, and will set regular times to engage with student members to hear their feedback to inform the school chair. Wage rate: $16.80/hr

Qualifications: Qualifications: Pacific University undergraduate student Qualifies for federal work study funding for the 2026-2027 academic year (preferred, but not required) Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and Google Workspace Able to manage and maintain sensitive and confidential information, ensuring it is handled securely and in compliance with FERPA regulations and Pacific University’s policies and procedures Possesses good oral and written communication skills, and excellent customer service skills including the ability to work with diverse populations of students, staff, faculty, and community members Self-motivated Serves as an information source to students, staff, faculty, and community members

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