This recruitment will be used to fill 1 part-time (a maximum of 11 hours per week, with a first term of 6 hours per week) Student Support Services (Outreach Specialist) position for the Academic Success Center at Oregon State University (OSU). Outreach Specialists facilitate in-person and online academic success workshops for OSU students during fall, winter and spring terms and also create social media content for the Academic Success Center's Instagram account. Workshop facilitation involves sharing information on the topic and actively engaging students in conversation in person or via Zoom chat. Workshop topics include planning and procrastination, test preparation, concentration and distraction, and many more. We typically facilitate workshops 1-3 times per week. These workshops can occur throughout the week, Monday through Friday, between the hours of 9 AM and 8 PM, and from time to time on weekends. The majority of workshops will be via Zoom, and most in-person workshops will be held in on-campus locations. Social media content creation is focused on Instagram reels and posts that promote tangible concepts and techniques from the workshops, as well as tools and strategies from the science of learning and the Learning Corner. Beginning in their second term of employment, the Outreach Specialist will create and post content to Instagram. Typically, a 30-90-second long reel is shared each week, with opportunities to post content weekly too. In addition to workshop facilitation, the Outreach Specialist engages in weekly staff meetings with other Academic Success Center (ASC) student employees. The successful Outreach Specialist candidate will work up to 6 hours each week (term 1), then up to 11 hours each week (beginning term 2). This includes time for pre-scheduled workshops, by-request workshops, workshop prep time, check-ins with supervisor, social media content creation and posting, and weekly staff meetings (schedule to be determined by the successful candidate and the supervisor) facilitate workshops remotely via Zoom as well as in-person and on-site. be available to work throughout the remaining academic year (25-26) and the year following (26-27). receive approximately 10 hours of initial training as well as ongoing support and skill development throughout the year. meet all required qualifications. At the Academic Success Center, we believe in each student's ability to set goals and decide their best path towards achieving those goals. The Academic Success Center includes a number of programs and offerings, including drop-in support (Strategist program), Academic Coaching, Supplemental Instruction (group study tables), academic success workshops, ALS 116: Academic Success (2-credit course), and our online Learning Corner. Link is external, Link opens in new window We think broadly about how candidates might meet qualifications. If you're not sure if you meet qualifications, we encourage you to connect with us and/or to apply and know that we'll be considering broadly how qualifications are met.