Job Descriptions

We are now hiring for the school year 2013-2014. You can download the application here, or pick one up at the Womens Center (Suite 3 EMU across from the Craft Center). Positions below with links are currently open. Coordinator positions are paid with a $250 monthly stipend. Office Assistants recieve hourly pay based on their workstudy award. Click the titles below to view job descriptions. Applications must include the application form, cover letter addressing questions on the application form and a relevant resume with references. Due April 26 at 5pm.

Sexual Violence Prevention & Education Coordinator: The Sexual Violence Prevention and Education Coordinator (SVP & Ed) aims to create a campus environment that supports survivors of sexual and dating violence and hold perpetrators accountable through organizing events, facilitating conversations, and developing promotional material.

International Student Advocate: This position creates the vision for the office around issues of global feminism and how they are expressed through the center. They also act as an advocate for the international community at the University of Oregon. The International Advocate is responsible for advocating for the best educational and social environment for international women students on campus.

Diversity Coordinator: This position creates the vision for the office around issues of diversity and how they are expressed through the center. The Diversity Coordinator is responsible for promoting and giving space to multiple voices that have historically have been excluded from feminist conversations.

Non-Traditional Student Advocate: The Nontraditional Student Advocate works to create the best educational and social environment for nontraditional women students on campus. This can be done by becoming familiar with resources available, outreaching to students, and sharing information. Nontraditional Student advocate also voices the needs of nontraditional students within a predominantly traditional institution

Events Coordinator: The Events Coordinator is responsible for organizing our event logistics in order to bring the voice of feminism and activism to the larger campus community. In collaboration with the Outreach Team, the Events Coordinator offers seamless services to all issues based coordinators to ensure that all the work the center does is successful.

Public Relations Coordinator: The Public Relations Coordinator is responsible for all media relations including print, radio and television. This position is the public face of the Women’s Center and must stay abreast of all Women’s Center events, write press releases and respond to all media inquiries. In collaboration with the Outreach Team, the Public Relations Coordinator offers seamless services to all issues based coordinators to ensure that all the center’s events are successful.

Office Assistant: Office assistants are the public face of all work of the Women’s Center. Office assistants lead general awareness campaigns about the Women’s Center’s programs, events and services. Office assistants work as part of a 20 person staff, under the direction of the Women’s Center Office Coordinator. Must have work-study to qualify.

Visual Design Coordinator: The Visual Design Coordinator is responsible for crafting the image of the UO Women’s Center through posters, fliers, programs, advertisements and outreach materials (brochures, pamphlets, tee shirts, etc). In collaboration with the Siren Editor in Chief, the Visual Design coordinator serves as the Art Director to the Siren, the center’s quarterly feminist magazine

Volunteer Coordinator: The Volunteer Outreach Coordinator is responsible for organizing our volunteer outreach efforts and bringing the voice of feminism and activism to the larger campus community. This coordinator recruits volunteers and organizes the weekly volunteer education/outreach meeting.

LGBTQQI Coordinator: This position creates the vision for the office around queer issues and how they are expressed through the center. To provide a voice and programming for the diverse needs of the LGBTQQI community.