Regional Program Manager

Departments: Campus and High School
Reports to: Senior Director of Campus Affairs
Location: Positions Available Nationwide
Employment: Full-Time
Starting Salary Range: $49,000-$56,000

Stand With Us  Canada is a leading non‑partisan Israel education organization operating on university and high school campuses across the country. We empower student leaders, combat antisemitism through deeply researched educational materials, and provide strategic support to Jewish students navigating increasingly complex campus environments.

In 2025 alone, our 100+ student leaders delivered over 600 programs reaching more than 40,000 students nationwide. As antisemitism rises and campus climates grow more volatile, our work is not only educational – it is strategic, proactive, and mission‑critical.

The Regional Program Manager (RPM) is responsible for the strategic oversight, growth, and impact of Stand With Us  Canada’s university programming in their respective region (Pacific, Prairies, Ontario, or Quebec & Eastern Canada).

This is a leadership role within the Campus and High School Department. The RPM is the primary architect of regional strategy, the lead mentor to Emerson Fellows and Leventhal Interns, and the first line of response to antisemitic incidents and anti-Israel activity in their region. The RPM serves as the face of Stand With Us  Canada in its’ region and plays a critical role in advancing the organization’s national strategic plan by:

• Expanding campus and high school footprint
• Strengthening student leadership pipelines
• Deepening institutional partnerships
• Responding decisively to campus/community hostility
• Scaling measurable educational impact

• Develop and execute an annual regional campus and high school strategy aligned with national goals
• Conduct climate assessments and stakeholder mapping
• Identify growth opportunities and expansion targets
• Set program benchmarks and recruitment targets
• Monitor risk and determine escalation pathways when needed

• Recruit, select, and onboard high-caliber student leaders
• Provide consistent mentorship, strategic guidance, and accountability
• Support Fellows in designing high-impact educational programming
• Ensure program targets and reporting standards are met
• Cultivate Fellows as long-term leaders within the Jewish community

• Track and document antisemitic incidents and anti-Israel activity
• Serve as regional first responder in moments of campus hostility
• Support students in navigating institutional processes
• Coordinate with internal leadership on escalation strategy
• Engage relevant campus administrators and partners when appropriate

• Present educational workshops and interactive programs
• Facilitate discussions for students, faculty, parents, and community audiences
• Represent Stand With Us  Canada professionally at campus and community events
• Promote historically accurate, research-based education about Israel and antisemitism

• Maintain strong relationships with Hillel, Federation, campus professionals, and community leaders
• Collaborate proactively and reactively with partner organizations
• Navigate complex political and communal dynamics with professionalism
• Identify opportunities for cross-organizational initiatives

• Track program numbers, student reach, and engagement metrics
• Document impact through testimonials and reporting tools
• Contribute regional data to national reporting and grant deliverables
• Ensure students meet all program and administrative requirements

• University degree required
• Demonstrated leadership experience in youth, campus, or community settings preferred
• Public speaking and facilitation skills
• Experience mentoring young adults
• Ability to think strategically and respond calmly under pressure
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• High emotional intelligence and political awareness
• Strong project management and organizational skills
• Detail-oriented, self‑motivated, and highly accountable
• Proficiency in MS Office and Google Suite
• Must Reside in Canada
• Canadian citizenship or valid work authorization required