Position Detail

Conference and Student Programs Casual

Hampshire College is accepting applications for a conference and student programs casual for the Civil Liberties and Public Policy (CLPP) Program, a national project that equips and inspires new generations of leaders through campus-based education, real-world advocacy practice, and the skills to build a stronger, more diverse movement for reproductive freedom and social change.

Working with the CLPP director and conference program coordinator, the conference and student programs casual will create a conference vision statement and lead staff in discussion of priorities for the 2017 conference; incorporate evaluations and feedback from 2016; lead review of 2017 conference proposals; orient new student group coordinators to CLPP; and review student group coordinator (SGC) work plans and collaborate with SGCs to determine priorities/goals for the fall for outreach, programming, etc. The program casual will mentor SGCs to lead meetings and programming for fall semester; plan 3-4 events to take place in the fall; work with the communications and development associate to create and distribute event calendar; and, with the program coordinator, manage logistics, publicity, speaker needs, media, etc. for each event.

Bachelor’s degree is required.  Qualified candidate should have strong organizational skills; solid skills in spreadsheet/data management; ability to organize and synthesize large amounts of information; previous program management experience; and demonstrated ability to manage a large project with many moving pieces. Candidate should have a strong understanding of reproductive and social justice, and familiarity with CLPP partner organizations and current issues in reproductive justice. The program casual must have experience working with young people and/or college students, as well as ability to manage teams of people. A commitment to working with people from diverse backgrounds is essential. This position requires occasional evenings and weekends.

This is a temporary non-benefited position which begins May 2, 2016 and ends no later than October 28, 2016. Please submit your cover letter, resume and names/phone numbers of three professional references via our website at https://jobs.hampshire.edu/

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Please visit https://clpp.hampshire.edu/ for additional information on the Civil Liberties and Public Policy (CLPP) Program at Hampshire College

Hampshire College is an equal opportunity institution, committed to diversity and inclusion in education and employment.