Employment Opportunities
Graduate Assistantship
- This position has been filled for the school year 2012-2013.
- Applications are being taken for the graduate assistant positions for the school year 2013-2014.
- All applications or letters of interest should be sent to Judith.Josiah-Martin@umit.maine.edu or call 207-581-1437.
- Projected start date is August 26, 2013.
- Student must be enrolled as a full time student in the Graduate School at the University of Maine to be considered. Only applicants with work study and graduate assistantship award may apply.
- The Graduate Assistantship for the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) is a nine-month, 20 hours a week position, which includes some evenings and weekends.
- Applicants for this position must have strong verbal and written communication skills, demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively with a diverse population and an interest in helping college students in their academic careers.
- Only applicants with work-study and or graduate assistantship award may apply.
- Send cover letter, résumé and three references to the address provided below. (Email is preferred)
Responsibilities
- Advice organize outreach initiatives that engages students of color
- Assist in the implementation of programs and services for the multicultural Center
- Supervise the daily operations of the multicultural Center
- Participates in the programs and services of the Student Affairs Division
- Attend graduate assistant staff meetings
- Other duties as may be assigned
Minimum Qualifications
- Be eligible for Federal Work Study
- Have earned a Bachelor’s Degree
- Demonstrate a working knowledge of computers with excellent word processing abilities
- Some public speaking experience
- Enrolled on a fulltime basis at the University of Maine in a graduate program
- The applicant must have a significant interest in racial and cultural diversity and be creative in program development.
Undergraduate/Graduate Internship
- Students can complete a variety of internship through this office. All internships are unpaid positions. The research or project ideas for internships should center around themes of a multicultural nature and reflect the diversity of our populations. Positions are available at this time. Each year five interns are accommodated in each semester.
Undergraduate Work-Study
- There are no positions available for 2012-2013 year
Undergraduate Non-Work-Study
- One position is available at this time
Please send all Multicultural Student Affairs Employment inquiries or application documents to:
Judith Josiah-Martin: Director
Office of Multicultural Student Affairs & Multicultural Center
Memorial Union, Suite 322
Email: Judith.Josiah-Martin@umit.maine.edu
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