The Program on Intergroup Relations Conflict and Community is a unit of the Division of Student Affairs in partnership with the College of Literature Science and the Arts, which seeks to involve students in social justice education through academic engagement of relevant social issues related to identity that create barriers to building community. Evening hours will be required. Knowledge of University policies and procedures relating to student affairs is necessary. The mission of ISM is to build leadership for a diverse democracy through curricular transformation, experiential education, leadership training, student networking and conferences, media literacy, and media production. ISM is seeking a candidate with entrepreneurial drive, fundraising acumen, multicultural understanding, partnership building skills, budget and staff management experience to take ISM to full scale involving 100,000 students in 200 college communities over the next five years.
Salary is competitive.
Dialogue groups will consist of 12-15 Classified Staff personnel and facilitated by two Classified Staff Council members who will have undergone IRC facilitator training. The curriculum will focus on personal and social identity, worldview, and the challenge and benefits of creating change. Please let us know about structured interaction initiatives on your campus and we will be happy to report them in this newsletter. Please let me know if you want to be removed from the mailing list. ASU Intergroup Relations Center.