Outreach & Recruitment Specialist
Long Beach City College Student Support ServicesThe Student Services and Student Affairs departments of the Long Beach Community College District are seeking qualified individuals for an opportunity as an Outreach & Recruitment Specialist. You will need to have knowledge of student recruitment and retention strategies and techniques, and principles and procedures used in community college and/or high school for outreach and student success. We are looking for candidates who have graduated from an accredited two-year college with an associate degree. This candidate engages on a regular basis with students providing individual and group support services. The candidate should be student-centered and customer service oriented. Additionally, we prefer candidates have two years of experience working in an educational setting with a diverse student population; or an equivalent combination of training and experience. If we have your attention and this opportunity sounds appealing to you, we actively encourage you to apply for this fantastic opportunity to join the innovative and talented Long Beach City College team.
LBCC is recruiting for six Outreach and Recruitment positions as follows: 1) First Year Experience (FYE) and Male Success Initiative (MSI) Programs, 2) High School Outreach and Matriculation, 3) Justice Scholars Program, and 4) TRIO Upward Bound Program.
- The FYE/MSI ORS will support all incoming college promise students throughout the first year at the college. This role will also support the Male Success Initiative designed to support students who identify as men of color.
- The High School Outreach and Matriculation ORS will support the recruitment of high school students and onboarding them to the college.
- The Justice Scholars Program ORS will support formerly incarcerated and systems impacted students.
- The TRIO Upward Bound full-time ORS will support with outreach and recruitment at four (4) target high schools in Long Beach; the part-time ORS will support at one (1) to three (3) target high schools.