Wellbeing Pack Leader Job Description
Payment: Excellent leadership experience, great resume building, improve own wellbeing by helping others.
Reports to: Amy Shanks, Associate Director, Campus Recreation
Position Requirements:
- Must be at least sophomore standing
- Strong interest in promoting wellbeing on campus
- Ability to dedicate 4-6 hours per week to the role
- Maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA
- Be free from judicial sanctions
- Must attend (and pass) NASPA peer educator training
- Make a minimum commitment of one academic year (or more if possible)
Qualifications:
- Proactive work ethic
- Non-judgmental, open-minded attitude
- Comfortable and confident with public speaking
- Excellent communication skills
- Comfortable interacting in a one-on-one situation
- Strong, organizational time management skills
- Ability to work well in a team and independently
- Must be able to represent themselves in positive and professional manner
- Working knowledge of digital platforms, software, technology, social media
- Demonstrated understanding of the purpose of wellbeing
- Commitment to making healthy lifestyle choices and role-modeling those choices
Duties:
- Monthly wellbeing presentations on various topics that are creative, diverse, and inclusive
- Capture feedback surveys at each event and the program as a whole
- Development of passive health education (stall street journal/social media)
- Offer health promotional education to students, but also have knowledge of and ability to guide students to the professional resources on campus (health services, counseling, substance abuse prevention, etc.)
- Represent Wolves Wellbeing as invited guests in classes and promote campus wellbeing services
- Attend regular staff meetings/trainings with wellbeing committee
Application Process:
- Completed application (MSFORMS)
- Letter of recommendation from a professor or supervisor
- Current resume