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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates strong leadership and organizational skills to effectively support and engage students in the Fostering Success Program. Proficient in event planning, communication, and collaboration with diverse student populations while adhering to institutional policies.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Event PlanningMentoringTrauma-Informed Care PracticesCommunication SkillsKnowledge of UWSP Campus Resources
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills
Event PlanningMarketingCoachingLeadershipDocumentation in Navigate
Soft Skills
Active ListeningCompassionate CommunicationFlexibilityCollaborationEngagement
Tools & Technologies
CanvaNavigate
Certifications & Qualifications
Authorization to Work in the United StatesCriminal Background Check
Industry Keywords
Fostering Success ProgramStudent Success CenterUWSP PoliciesDiverse Student NeedsSocial WorkSociologyPsychologyHuman Services
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Meet regularly with the LEAD/FSP Programs Coordinator
- Engage regularly with an assigned caseload of 10–15 eligible Fostering Success Program students
- Communicate with students in person, virtually, by email, and by phone/text
- Work SSC office hours and in the field for student meetings, activities, and events
- Listen actively, answer student questions, and connect students with SET staff, campus, and community resources
- Independently plan, promote, market, and execute events, activities, and outings
- Order and/or prepare equipment, supplies, and catering/dining for events
- Follow Student Success Center, SET Department, and UWSP policies and procedures
- Promote SET Department and UWSP mission and vision
- Maintain organization and cleanliness of the Student Success Center during office hours
- Answer calls and emails, ensure kiosk sign-ins, and complete documentation in Navigate and other programs
- Demonstrate responsible leadership to meet program goals
Requirements
What you’ll need- Be enrolled at UWSP at least part-time (minimum of 6 credits or more)
- Be in good academic standing (minimum GPA of 2.0 or higher)
- Knowledge of UWSP campus resources, or willingness to learn
- Ability to work with minimal supervision independently and collaboratively
- Ability to support students in 1:1 and small group settings
- Ability to foster an open, friendly, and engaging environment respecting diverse student needs
- Working knowledge of trauma-informed care practices, or willingness to learn
- Ability to address sensitive student concerns professionally, compassionately, and confidentially
- Flexibility to adapt to last-minute schedule changes and planning pivots
- Sophomore standing or higher preferred
- Relevant major preferred, including Social Work, Sociology, Psychology, or Human Services
- Experience with mentoring, coaching, leadership, event planning, marketing, or coordination preferred
- Experience with Canva or other design software, or willingness to learn
- Resume, brief cover letter, and contact information for two references required for application
- Authorization to work within the United States required
- Criminal background check required upon offer
Benefits
Comp & perks- Work Study OR Non-Work Study Eligible
- Welcome baskets
- Special academic year programming
- Social enrichment activities
- Exclusive access to the FSP personal hygiene pantry
- LEAD Summer Bridge Program eligibility before the first year at UW-Stevens Point