
NWS - Wellbeing Ambassador
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Job Description
Title of Position: NWS - Wellbeing Ambassador
Department Name, location of department: Student Counseling Center, Forest Grove (Milky Way) and Hillsboro (Non-specific)
Are you passionate about mental health, promoting wellbeing, and helping your peers thrive? The Student Counseling Center is looking for enthusiastic, empathetic, and reliable student leaders to join our team. As a Student Wellbeing Ambassador, you will play a vital role in cultivating a culture of wellbeing on campus. You will help bring our wellbeing programming to life, maintain our spaces designed to promote wellbeing and connection, and serve as a friendly, knowledgeable face connecting students to a wide range of campus resources that support wellbeing, belonging, accessibility, and academic success.
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Programming & Event Support
- Assist professional staff with planning, promoting, setting up, and implementing campus-wide wellbeing programs and events (e.g., tabling, Recharges)
- Collaborate with supervisors and team members to create engaging marketing materials, flyers, or social media content to promote upcoming wellbeing initiatives.
- Co-facilitate small-scale activities like wellbeing trivia, crafting opportunities, or care kit workshops.
- Wellbeing Space Care & Management
- Maintain the welcoming, clean, and inclusive atmosphere of our designated wellbeing spaces (e.g., Milky Way and Sensory Rooms).
- Monitor inventory of wellbeing supplies (e.g., fidgets, snacks, outreach materials) and restock them as needed.
- Greet visitors, answer basic inquiries, and ensure the space remains a calm, safe environment for all students.
- Campus Advocacy & Resource Navigation
- Act as a peer ambassador, actively promoting wellbeing services and counseling center resources.
- Staff outreach tables at student orientations, resource fairs, and residence hall events.
- De-stigmatize mental health and wellbeing conversations by engaging with peers in an open, positive, and supportive manner.
Competencies to practice:
- Active Citizenship & Community Engagement
- Applied Problem Solving
- Engaging Diversity
- Oral & Written Communication
Length of employment: Full Academic Year with flexibility if needed.
Supervisor name: Graham Turner and Maddie Franke
Recruiter Name & Email: Graham Turner, grahamt@pacificu.edu
Wage rate: 16.80/hr
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