Southwest Environmental Justice Initiative

Transformative Advocacy Southwest, September 18-28, 2008

The Southwest Environmental Justice Initiative is the only environmental justice-focused pro bono advocacy initiative in the United States Southwest, providing unprecedented opportunities for the intersection of Native American women environmental activists and pro bono technical legal advocacy. From September 18-28, 2008, the Southwest E ...learn more

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NW Regional Campus Organizer

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Employer Name: Sierra Student Coalition
 
Website: www.ssc.org
 
Function: Advocacy
 
Level: entry-level
 
Time Commitment: full-time
 
Type: employee
 
Address: 408 C St. NE
Washington, District of Columbia 20002
United States
 

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Sierra Club Job Description

Job Title:   Sierra Student Coalition Regional Campus Organizer – Portland, OR

Department:  Conservation/Sierra Student Coalition

Reports To:  DC Field Representative, Manager/WDC

 Context:     Works with Sierra Student Coalition staff and regional Sierra Club staff, chapter/group volunteers, and with Energy Action Coalition partner organizations to organize support for grassroots campaigns, events and skills training and to generate turnout for campaign visibility events and to advance the "Campus Climate Challenge"Campaign in a designated region of the country.  Creates demand for action on climate and energy.

Scope:       The Regional Campus Organizer plans, organizes and implements the education and mobilization efforts of the Sierra Student Coalition on its Campus Climate ChallengeCampaign efforts in various locations in the assigned region. Organizes campus groups and communicates with officials, the media and the public.  Works with professional staff in editing, writing, researching, and coordinating functions.

Job Activities:

1.          Mobilizes students to become involved in the Campus Climate Challenge Campaign visibility/organizing activities.

2.   Assists the appropriate SSC staff and volunteer leaders with planning and implementation of the Campus Climate Challenge campaign and other programs as assigned, including overseeing volunteer outreach, handling lists and databases of campaign activists and supporters, and making arrangements for events and activities.

 3.   Provides program support as needed, including handling

     phone and email inquiries, administrative support such as faxing and mailings, and volunteer supervision.

4.   Travels to organize and coordinate training events, state and regional conferences, visibility events, or     other large events and conferences.

5.   Works with staff to carry out Sierra Student Coalition campaign priorities.  Provides information, research, and other assistance to Sierra Student Coalition leaders, the public and others about the campaigns and priority issues.

6.   Performs miscellaneous duties as directed.

Standard Overtime:

 The regular work schedule includes significant evening and weekend work as part of the standard 37.5 hours workweek and will be arranged with the supervisor.  This job requires occasional overtime to meet special deadline projects, other staff absences, or emergencies.  Under these circumstances, overtime will rarely exceed 5 hours weekly, or 15 hours on a monthly basis.

Knowledge & Skills:

--         Experiencewith at least one campus organizing or mobilization project or prior experience working with student volunteers in the environmental movement, political campaigns, or other, similar organizations to plan and implement grassroots campaigns. 

--   Able to travel as needed.  Valid driver's license, satisfactory driving record, and proof of auto insurance required.

 

--   Ability to work independently, cooperatively and effectively with public, staff and volunteers.

--   Strong oral and written communication skills.  Ability to clearly explain complex issues and effectively communicate them to student volunteers.

--   Demonstrated interest in and knowledge of the environment, energy, or related public interest issues.

--   Proficient with computer skills including word processing.

Sierra Club is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse workforce.

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