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Serving as a graduate assistant in The "O" means learning how to authentically engage with members of the campus community as well as the vendors, non-profit organizations, and other partners of campus. This role will include leading students on cultural trips both locally and around the nation throughout the academic year and spending time exploring the diverse world we live in. Other opportunities to practice inclusive leadership in this role include;
Take advantage of leadership development and networking opportunities through exposure to highly collaborative work with campus and community partners including;
Regardless of your field of study, developing skills that are transferable and can be applied to any career path are always beneficial. Some of the skills acquired through this role include;
Position Title: Graduate Assistantship
Effective start date: August 1, 2022
Reports to: Assistant Director of Multicultural Affairs
Position Summary:
The Graduate Assistant for the Office of Multicultural Affairs works with the staff to support the retention and graduation of undergraduate and graduate students of color at Tulane throughout the academic year. This position complements the existing technical, theoretical, and practical skills of the current staff to offer support to students. In addition, the position assists in the coordination of the Center for Intercultural Life campus-wide cultural, diversity, and social justice programs and services for all students seeking to learn about difference. It includes a 10-month appointment. The graduate assistant will work 20 hours per week including some evenings and weekend commitments and receive 10 monthly stipends at $1,250 each to be paid August-May ($12,500)
Minimum Qualifications & Remuneration:
Preferred Qualifications:
Key Responsibilities and Performance Standards:
General Administration 85%
Assist the staff of the Office of Multicultural Affairs in the coordination of educational, academic, and social programs and events centered on race, gender, and sexual identity. Assist in the coordination and supervision of the Program Coordinator and Ambassador programs. Ensure that information is disseminated in a timely manner.
Specific Responsibilities:
Office of Multicultural Affairs
General Divisional Responsibilities 10 %
Assists with the coordination of educational, academic, and social programs and events for diverse and underrepresented student communities
Specific Responsibilities:
Performance Standards:
Other duties as assigned: 5%
Perform other duties as required or requested whether or not specifically listed on this job description
Performance Standards:
Application Process
For full consideration, applicants must have the following on file:
For more information, please call the Office of Multicultural Affairs at 504-865-5181.
Position Title: Graduate Assistantship
Effective start date: August 1, 2022
Reports to: Director of Multicultural Affairs
Position Summary:
The Graduate Assistant for Programming and Assessment works with the Director for the Office of Multicultural Affairs to support the retention and graduation of undergraduate and graduate students of color at Tulane as it relates to issues of sexual violence and prevention on campus. This position works to co-create, implement, and assess (quantitatively and qualitatively) various sexual prevention and response programs with the aim of reducing and ultimately eradicating sexual violence on Tulane’s campus. It includes a 10 month appointment. The graduate assistant will work 20 hours per week including some evenings and weekend commitments and receive compensation on an hourly basis from August 1- May 31
Minimum Qualifications & Remuneration:
Preferred Qualifications
Key Responsibilities and Performance Standards:
General Administration 85%
Assist the staff of the Office of Multicultural Affairs in the coordination of educational, academic, and social programs and events centered on race, gender, and sexual identity. Assist in the coordination and supervision of the Program Coordinator and Ambassador programs. Ensure that information is disseminated in a timely manner.
Office of Multicultural Affairs
Specific Responsibilities:
General Divisional Responsibilities 10 %
Assists with the coordination of educational, academic, and social programs and events for diverse and underrepresented student communities
Specific Responsibilities:
Performance Standards:
Other duties as assigned: 5%
Perform other duties as required or requested whether or not specifically listed on this job description
Performance Standards:
Application Process
For full consideration, applicants must have the following on file:
For more information, please call the Office of Multicultural Affairs at 865-5181.