CSLP Peer Mentor; Student

Position: CSLP Peer Mentor (Student)
## Work Where You Learn:
Build Experience, Grow Skills, and Contribute to Your University Community.## ##
** This position is available only to enrolled American University students.**## Important guidance for current American University employees:
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** Department:
** Community Based Learning
** Time Type:
** Part time
** FLSA Status:
** Non-Exempt
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* Job Description:

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* Summary:

** CLCE is AU’s hub for community outreach, volunteering and service-learning opportunities in Washington, DC. The Peer Mentor role supports the Community-Based Learning Program team in ways that advance “service-learning” programs, which aim to integrate community engagement into the academic experience.
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* Essential Functions:

*** Support in classroom visits to promote CSLP as schedule allows.
* Attend and support a 2-hour Orientation for CSLP participants (2nd week of each semester).
* Attend and support a 1.5-hour Mid-Semester Reflection for CSLP participants.
* Attend and support a 1.5-hour Final Reflection for CSLP participants.
* Meet monthly with assigned cohort participants to facilitate guided progress checks.
* Answer participant questions and escalate issues to Graduate Assistant and Program Coordinator as necessary.
** Position Type/Expected Hours of Work:
*** Part-time.
* 5 hours per week.
** Salary Range:*** $18.00 per hour.
** Required

Education and Experience:

*** Prior participation in CSLP.
* Proactive and growth-oriented mindset (enjoys building and strategizing).
* Strong with technology:
Canva/adobe (graphic design), Asana (project management), Milanote (note-taking/strategic planning), Excel/Qualtrics (data management), etc.
* Outstanding communication, organizational, and teamwork skills.
* Commitment to social justice issues, particularly with a JEDI (justice, equity, diversity, inclusion) framework.
** Preferred

Education and Experience:

*** Experience working with nonprofits preferred.
** Additional Eligibility

Qualifications:

*** This position's time commitment is approximately 32 hours per semester.
* Peer Mentor Orientation is scheduled per the CLCE office.
** Other Details**
* ** This position is available only to enrolled American University students.
*** Please note this job announcement is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.
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