SGA Inclusivity Director

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Job Summary:

• Reports to the Executive Director
• Chair the Inclusivity Committee
• Proactively address inclusivity and diversity concerns, policy issues, or legal issues
• Serve as a resource for students with civil rights concerns and incident reports
• Develop relationships with and meet regularly with leaders from all the inclusivity and diversity related student organizations
• Work in collaboration with Diversity and College Access in developing a retention plan for the retention of students of color and LGBTQ+ students
• Provide leadership to ensure an open and positive environment for all people to flourish in the University and community
• Attend and develop inclusivity and diversity events, meetings, and programs as a representative of the Student Government Association
• Coordinate, provide and promote inclusivity and diversity training for the Student Government Association and students
• When delegated, serve as the Vice President’s appointee on University inclusivity and diversity committees, task forces, and work groups.
• Collaborate with fellow directors to plan events regarding campuswide observation days.
• Attend the Student Government Association Senate and the Executive Staff meetings.
• Serve a minimum of 10 hours per week in the SGA Office or related work meeting on campus, with the exception of Student Senate.
• Meet at a minimum of once near the end of each semester with the Executive Director to specifically discuss and document transitional material including semester accomplishments and helpful tips.
• Documentation must be typed, emailed, and stored in the Student Government Association email account, as well as handed over for the next person in the role.
• Transitional materials must also include an updated list of contacts at the last meeting of the executive's term.
• Other duties as assigned

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