Graduate Student Well-Being Coordinator

Departmental Mission 

Health Education and Promotion uses a health equity lens to foster environments, institutional practices and a campus culture that promote student well-being and academic success.

Position Duties 

The Graduate Student Well-Being Coordinator’s responsibility is to plan, implement, and evaluate initiatives that improve graduate student well-being.

The Graduate Student Well-Being Coordinator will: 

• Manage the Thriving in Graduate School program
• Write weekly newsletters focused on health and well-being topics relevant to a diverse array of graduate students
• Build relationships with campus and community stakeholders through relevant campus organizations, coalitions, and workgroups 
• Collect and analyze data to assist with program planning, implementation, and evaluation; this will include literature reviews, community assessments, surveys, and focus groups 
• Schedule, promote and facilitate graduate student gatherings that appeal to diverse groups
• Complete quarterly and annual reports 

Required skills include:

• Strong research abilities
• Strong project management skills  
• Strong organization skills, with attention to detail  
• Strong oral and written communication skills 
• Ability to collaborate on projects
• Interest in improving graduate student health and well-being

Preferred  

• Experience in well-being initiatives 
• Graphic design skills 
• Students who have demonstrated experience in campus involvement 
• Public speaking experience 
• Group facilitation skills 

*Note: You must be a graduate student to apply for this position.