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Woolman Semester Admissions Assistant
Posted June 13th, 2008 by fgc adminApplication Instructions
Qualifications
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree or 2 years of related experience
- Self-motivation with strong Internet research and organizational skills.
- Perseverance in communication and networking with others
- Proficiency with the Microsoft Office Outlook
- Independent and collaborative work skills
Responsibilities include:
- Communicating by phone, in person and in writing with current student liaisons and exploring new program relationships
- Presenting information in small and large group settings
- Meeting with student liaisons, prospective students and their parents
- Communicating with students, their parents and their schools to facilitate the admissions process
- Regularly updating database
Remuneration:
- Dependent upon experience
- Health, Dental and Vision benefits
- Food and travel expenses during outreach trips
- Subsidized room and board
Applicants need to supply the following:
- Cover Letter
- Resume
- Two letters of recommendation verifiable by phone
Send application materials to:
Kathy Runyan
Admissions Director
The Woolman Semester
13075 Woolman Lane
Nevada City, CA 95959
For more information contact Kathy: 530-273-3183 or admi..reveal email..@woolman.org
Description
Woolman Semester Admissions Assistant
The Woolman Semester is the only Friends school semester program. High school students in their junior, senior and post-graduate year focus on the studies on peace, justice and environmental sustainability while earning full high school credit. Our program provides an introspective look at our relationship to global issues through a strong academic foundation and complimentary service work.
Job Description:
The Admissions Assistant will focus primarily on outreach to inform prospective students and student liaisons about the Woolman Semester. The majority of time will be spent preparing for, implementing, and following-up on, outreach trips to designated cities around the U.S. An average of 10 to 14 days of the fall and spring months will be spent visiting those schools and youth groups in search of prospective students for the Woolman Semester. This is a full time position for ¾ of the year from August through May. Daily hours are flexible and based on outreach needs.
