program partners, and 3) catering for campus tours and activities.

The University of Arizona, located on the ancestral homelands of the Tohono O'odham Nation (TON) and situated near both the TON and Pascua Yaqui Tribe, is committed to building reciprocal partnerships with Tribal Nations across Arizona and the Southwest.

Duties & Responsibilities

Coordinates and manages the Native SOAR mentorship program by doing the following:

• Supervising Native SOAR mentors during campus visits, which include class time programming and activities before and after class.
• Assisting in the training of Native SOAR mentors in the course and in weekly mentoring campus visits.
• Overseeing new student recruitment for the community-engagement course and mentoring program by visiting schools and classrooms; attending community events; and delivering information workshops.

Coordinates Native SOAR programming by:

• Creating, organizing, and maintaining program documentation, including the reconciliation of programming costs.
• Effectively planning, implementing, and evaluating student-led events and presentations.
• Performing background research or evaluations to identify appropriate programs and recommend changes in practices as needed.
• Collecting data/information to assist in identifying needs for additional programs or services.

Working closely with various stakeholders to promote programs by:

• Planning and collaborating with community and school partners, such as advisors, counselors, and administrators.
• Develops and carries out activities with a focus on increasing college-going values.
• Creating and distributing program marketing materials to appropriate audiences.
• Collaborating with campus/community partners to provide programming.