at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, United States
Job Description
Job Opening Id: 49551
Department: Campus Inclusion & Community
Salary/Grade: EXS/6
About Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA): Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) enriches the cultural experience of Northwestern through leadership and education programming; providing opportunities for community engagement and identity expression; and assisting students in navigating the University. Learn more about Multicultural Student Affairs here: https://www.northwestern.edu/msa/about/
About Student Affairs: By pursuing justice, equity, and belonging, Student Affairs cultivates student programs, services, and skills; disrupts barriers; and partners across Northwestern and neighboring communities to create an inclusive culture in which all students can thrive. Learn more about the Division of Student Affairs here: https://www.northwestern.edu/studentaffairs/about/strategic-plan/objectives.html
Job Summary:
The Assistant Director will manage, develop, and assess programs and activities focusing on intersectional identity development, and leadership efficacy and capacity building offered by Multicultural Student Affairs, one of three areas within Campus Inclusion & Community. Additionally, the Assistant Director will serve as a resource to the university community on the experiences of Middle Eastern and North African/Arab college students utilizing an intersectional framework, student development theory, research, and best practices.
Please note: some evenings and weekends required.
Pay Range: The pay range for the Assistant Director of Multicultural Student Affairs position is $60,000-62,000, depending on experience, skills, and internal equity.
Principal Accountabilities:
- (20%) Develop, manage, and asses programs and activities focusing on intersectional identity development, and leadership efficacy and capacity building. Utilize assessment data to inform and improve initiatives.
- (20%) Work with campus partners, especially those within Campus Inclusion & Community to serve as an educator, advocate, and thought-leader on the unique needs, experiences, and challeng
