Job Description
The Community Support Assistant will manage coverage phone calls, meet with Residence Facilities, and be on-campus overnight. They’ll also conduct building rounds and organize daily programming for Conference and Events guests and external stakeholders.
Accountabilities:
- Deliver interactive activities to participants
- Ensure the physical, mental, and social safety of all guests and report issues to Supervisor
- Update and maintain a variety of correspondences, documents and related information
- Liaise with a variety of internal stakeholders relating to client services
- Conduct rounds of building throughout the day and meet with Residence Facilities or Maintenance teams to discuss building issues.
- Attend all meetings and training sessions required
- Seek out assistance and escalate issues when necessary, based on established departmental guidelines
Qualifications:
Education:
- Full-time student status (full-time undergraduate student is defined as one who is taking courses equivalent to at least twenty-four units between September and April, or is enrolled in a full-time Co-op/outgoing Exchange program)
- Minimum sessional GPA of 6.0 must be achieved
Experience:
- Minimum of 1 semester previous Community Advisor experience (4 months)
Assets:
- Excellent communication skills: listening, written, verbal, facilitation, negotiation, and presentation
- Demonstrated good judgment and problem-solving skills
- Ability to work independently as well as part of a larger team
- Demonstrated leadership skill
- Demonstrated ability to take initiative
- Uses creativity when developing programming for guests
Additional Information:
- Community Support Assistant position is a live-on position
- Shifts may vary
- Typically 35 hours per week split between Community Support Assistant work (4 – 6 hours) and the remainder supporting groups and guests.
- No on-call hours
- Shifts are mostly on days with the occasional evening/weekend shift required