The Graduate Student Worker serves in an academic year appointment. The Graduate Student Worker is responsible for assisting with the day to day coordination of the fraternity and sorority community at the University of Southern California. Graduate Student workers work 20 hours a week and schedule times vary. Responsibilities:

•Engage in efforts to ensure the direction of the fraternity and sorority community is consistent with themission of the university, division, department, and student needs while contributing to the Trojanexperience.
•Be responsible for the advancement of the fraternity and sorority community by supporting one or morecouncils and member organizations: Asian Greek Council (AGC), Multicultural Greek Council (MGC),National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), Panhellenic Council (PHC), and Interfraternity Council(IFC); along with two fraternity and sorority honor societies.
•Establish and maintain partnerships with campus departments, alumni/ae advisors, inter/nationalorganizations, and surrounding community.
•Provide event and risk prevention support for student planned events through the management andfacilitation of the event review process and meetings.
•Assist with the development of leadership, education, and awareness programs for the fraternity/sororitycommunity.
•Support and facilitate department assessment by creating and administrating evaluation and measurementinstruments, developing learning outcomes, analyzing data, and publishing reports on results and learninggrowth.
•Assist in developing and implementing an effective department marketing strategy, including social media,website, printed and electronic communication, orientation involvement, etc.
University of Southern California | Fraternity & Sorority Life
3607 Trousdale Parkway TCC 330, Los Angeles, CA 90089 • Tel: (213) 821-1639 • USCFSL@usc.edu •@TrojanFSL
•Assist with planning and managing community-wide events, including late night programming, Trojan Fraternity & Sorority Awards and Trojan Fraternity & Sorority Member Education.•Provide administrative support including online platform support, office space management, scheduling and calendar management, space reservations, and additional support needs.•Maintain a broad and deep understanding of national trends and research to inform planning and advising efforts for the community.•Other duties as assigned or agreed upon with Fraternity & Sorority Life staff.
Qualifications
•Education: Equivalent to completion of the requirements for a bachelor’s degree and current enrollmentin a graduate degree program at the University of Southern California
•Demonstrate strong interpersonal and listening skills along with excellent oral and writtencommunication
•Knowledge of student services related areas such as student life, fraternity and sorority life, leadershipdevelopment, student government, and clubs and organizations
•Ability to comply with all University of Southern California policies, including confidentiality,reporting, and financial policies
•Experience using productivity software such as Microsoft Office Suite, social media platforms,websites, etc.
•Ability to work independently and demonstrate attention to detail
•Commitment and interest in serving in a key support roleApplication