Graduate Asst

University of South Florida•Tampa, FL

About The Position

The Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement (CLCE) at the University of South Florida trains, educates, and develops members of the USF community to become effective, ethical, and positively engaged leaders. Its vision is for every USF student to become an educated and empowered catalyst for positive social change. The CLCE seeks colleagues who are curious, flexible, collaborative, solution-focused, and committed to citizenship and justice. Its work applies leadership theory and research to data-driven, outcomes-focused civic engagement and leadership initiatives, informed by assessment and current leadership and civic engagement literature. The Graduate Assistant supports CLCE leadership, civic engagement, student organization, and partner-event initiatives. The role contributes to program development and delivery, assessment, resource and risk management, use of campus engagement systems, and management of CLCE facilities and physical spaces. The position requires active degree-seeking graduate student status at USF, good academic standing, and full-time enrollment during each appointment semester.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree.
Must be fully admitted to a graduate degree program, classified as a degree-seeking graduate student, and meet graduate school requirements.
Maintain active USF degree-seeking graduate student status in good academic standing, with a minimum 3.0 GPA or the minimum GPA required by the program.
Maintain full-time enrollment during each appointment semester.

Nice To Haves

Undergraduate, nonprofit, or related experience in a leadership, civic engagement, or other student affairs office or student organization.
Interest in civic engagement and/or leadership development as a career field.

Responsibilities

Operationalize the CLCE's data-driven, outcomes-focused approach to assessment, including ongoing formative, process, and summative data collection and analysis.
Support the development, implementation, and assessment of CLCE leadership, civic engagement, and student organization initiatives, including program design, resource management, risk and liability management, training, and delivery in asynchronous, synchronous, online, and in-person formats.
Support CLCE experiences using a campus-wide student engagement system, such as BullsConnect, and CLCE-managed facilities.
Support the implementation of CLCE-aligned partner events.
Support the management of CLCE physical spaces.
Represent the CLCE as needed at CLCE and university events.
Perform other duties as assigned.