Monday, March 13, 2006
Friday, March 10, 2006
Employment Notice-Out On Campus Coordinator
Employment Notice
Out on Campus Coordinator
[Permanent]
The Simon Fraser Student Society is seeking applicants for the permanent position of the Out on Campus Coordinator. Out on Campus is Simon Fraser UniversityÕs Queer (GBLT*) Centre, operated by the Out on Campus Collective and funded by the Simon Fraser Student Society. This position is a permanent position, and the employee will be a member of CUPE Local 2396.
Applicants must demonstrate experience with peer support, as well as skills and experience in project and volunteer coordination, volunteer recruitment, with the ability to administer a Queer center with +900 titles in its resource library. Also, experience in a consensus decision-making model is an asset.
The position is 28hr/week. The pay rate is 25.69/hr with a periodic COLA adjustment, and comes with a full benefit package. The deadline for applications is Thursday, April 6 at 11:00pm. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
The Simon Fraser Student Society is an equal opportunity employer. If you are patient, dynamic, and visionary, we invite you to apply.
Please send a letter of application and a personal resume by 11:00pm on April 6 to:
Out on Campus Coordinator Hiring Committee
Simon Fraser Student Society
Room 2250, Maggie Benston Centre
Simon Fraser University
8888 University Drive
Burnaby, B.C., V5A 1S6
You may also FAX your application to 604.291.5843. No applications via email please. Interviews will be conducted April 12 and 13.
JOB DESCRIPTION and REQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
Duties and Responsibilities:
Coordinate projects, programs, services and other vents of benefit to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered students and their allies at Simon Fraser University.
Engage in volunteer recruitment, training development and delivery as well as ongoing support.
Provide peer support and crisis referrals.
Administer the Out on Campus area, including but not limited to the resource center and lounge.
Assist in advertising and promoting the services provided by the Out on Campus area.
Organize and resource Out on Campus collective meetings.
Maintain an up-to-date knowledge of campus and off-campus resources for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered students and their allies at Simon Fraser University.
Maintain files, databases, administrative systems, supplies and equipment.
Prepare the annual budget for submission for the Out on Campus area for consideration by the Out on Campus Collective and the Finance and Administrative Services Committee.
Required Skills and Experience:
Experience with issues faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered students in an academic institutional environment.
Ability and experience in volunteer recruitment training and support.
Ability and experience working with lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgendered persons in crisis situations.
Ability to work within a collective structure, using consensus decision-making.
Ability to work in a self-supervisory, multi-task environment, within clear timelines.
Strong Interpersonal skills.
Ability, training and experience in conflict resolution.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Strong organizational skills.
Administrative ability and experience.
Computing skills (Mac environment) including: word processing, spreadsheet, and database software.
Knowledge of post-secondary student organizations structure and mandate.
Understanding of the role of the Student Society or its membership, in terms of advocacy, representation, and the provision of services.
Out on Campus Coordinator
[Permanent]
The Simon Fraser Student Society is seeking applicants for the permanent position of the Out on Campus Coordinator. Out on Campus is Simon Fraser UniversityÕs Queer (GBLT*) Centre, operated by the Out on Campus Collective and funded by the Simon Fraser Student Society. This position is a permanent position, and the employee will be a member of CUPE Local 2396.
Applicants must demonstrate experience with peer support, as well as skills and experience in project and volunteer coordination, volunteer recruitment, with the ability to administer a Queer center with +900 titles in its resource library. Also, experience in a consensus decision-making model is an asset.
The position is 28hr/week. The pay rate is 25.69/hr with a periodic COLA adjustment, and comes with a full benefit package. The deadline for applications is Thursday, April 6 at 11:00pm. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
The Simon Fraser Student Society is an equal opportunity employer. If you are patient, dynamic, and visionary, we invite you to apply.
Please send a letter of application and a personal resume by 11:00pm on April 6 to:
Out on Campus Coordinator Hiring Committee
Simon Fraser Student Society
Room 2250, Maggie Benston Centre
Simon Fraser University
8888 University Drive
Burnaby, B.C., V5A 1S6
You may also FAX your application to 604.291.5843. No applications via email please. Interviews will be conducted April 12 and 13.
JOB DESCRIPTION and REQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
Duties and Responsibilities:
Coordinate projects, programs, services and other vents of benefit to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered students and their allies at Simon Fraser University.
Engage in volunteer recruitment, training development and delivery as well as ongoing support.
Provide peer support and crisis referrals.
Administer the Out on Campus area, including but not limited to the resource center and lounge.
Assist in advertising and promoting the services provided by the Out on Campus area.
Organize and resource Out on Campus collective meetings.
Maintain an up-to-date knowledge of campus and off-campus resources for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered students and their allies at Simon Fraser University.
Maintain files, databases, administrative systems, supplies and equipment.
Prepare the annual budget for submission for the Out on Campus area for consideration by the Out on Campus Collective and the Finance and Administrative Services Committee.
Required Skills and Experience:
Experience with issues faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered students in an academic institutional environment.
Ability and experience in volunteer recruitment training and support.
Ability and experience working with lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgendered persons in crisis situations.
Ability to work within a collective structure, using consensus decision-making.
Ability to work in a self-supervisory, multi-task environment, within clear timelines.
Strong Interpersonal skills.
Ability, training and experience in conflict resolution.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Strong organizational skills.
Administrative ability and experience.
Computing skills (Mac environment) including: word processing, spreadsheet, and database software.
Knowledge of post-secondary student organizations structure and mandate.
Understanding of the role of the Student Society or its membership, in terms of advocacy, representation, and the provision of services.
Thursday, March 09, 2006
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Queer Awareness Week Schedule
Monday, March 6
Workshops:
OUT ON CAMPUS GOES OUT ON CAMPUS! DAY OF SILENCE TO PROTEST VIOLENCE AGAINST QUEER PEOPLE.
10-4PM
Convo Mall
QUEER SEX: KEEPING IT HOT WHILE KEEPING IT SAFE!
Nathaniel and Devin 12:30-2:30PM
OOC TC 314N
TRANSGENDER HEALTH: NAVIGATING A HETERONORMATIVE AND GENDERED HEALTH CARESYSTEM(Please note: this workshop is open to everyone, but it is specific to Trans People and their health care needs/issues.)
Gwen
3:00-4:30PM
OOC TC 314N
Tuesday, March 7
OOC COLLECTIVE MEETING
12:30-2:00PM
Convo Mall
QUEER YOGA
2:00-3:30PM
MBC 2294
COMING OUT DISCUSSION GROUP
3:30-5:00PM
OOC TC 314N
NO TALENT NIGHT AFTER HOURS CAFE
6:00-10:00 PM
OOC TC 314N
Wednesday, March 8
OUT ON CAMPUS OPEN HOUSE
12:00-3:00PM
OOC TC 314N
SOCIAL JUSTICE ORGANIZING FOR QUEER PEOPLE: Community Building with Allies.
Jeff and guests.
3:30-5:00PM
OOC TC 314N
Thursday, March 9
Workshops:
FROM VINYL TO FAGGOTS: Queer Understandings.
Nathaniel 2:30-4:30
OOC TC 314N
SEXUAL SELF ESTEEM: Queer Sex and Self Esteem
Jamie
4:30-6:00PM
OOC TC 314N
QUEER THE PUB NIGHT
8:00PM-...
SFSS Highland Pub
Friday, March 10
The official Out On Campus “Day of Rest”.
Saturday, March 11
QUEER AWARENESS WEEK WRAP UP PARTY
Stilettos and Strap-Ons, Drag Kings United, DJ's
The Mix (formerly known as LICK)
9:00PM-...
Monday, March 6
Workshops:
OUT ON CAMPUS GOES OUT ON CAMPUS! DAY OF SILENCE TO PROTEST VIOLENCE AGAINST QUEER PEOPLE.
10-4PM
Convo Mall
QUEER SEX: KEEPING IT HOT WHILE KEEPING IT SAFE!
Nathaniel and Devin 12:30-2:30PM
OOC TC 314N
TRANSGENDER HEALTH: NAVIGATING A HETERONORMATIVE AND GENDERED HEALTH CARESYSTEM(Please note: this workshop is open to everyone, but it is specific to Trans People and their health care needs/issues.)
Gwen
3:00-4:30PM
OOC TC 314N
Tuesday, March 7
OOC COLLECTIVE MEETING
12:30-2:00PM
Convo Mall
QUEER YOGA
2:00-3:30PM
MBC 2294
COMING OUT DISCUSSION GROUP
3:30-5:00PM
OOC TC 314N
NO TALENT NIGHT AFTER HOURS CAFE
6:00-10:00 PM
OOC TC 314N
Wednesday, March 8
OUT ON CAMPUS OPEN HOUSE
12:00-3:00PM
OOC TC 314N
SOCIAL JUSTICE ORGANIZING FOR QUEER PEOPLE: Community Building with Allies.
Jeff and guests.
3:30-5:00PM
OOC TC 314N
Thursday, March 9
Workshops:
FROM VINYL TO FAGGOTS: Queer Understandings.
Nathaniel 2:30-4:30
OOC TC 314N
SEXUAL SELF ESTEEM: Queer Sex and Self Esteem
Jamie
4:30-6:00PM
OOC TC 314N
QUEER THE PUB NIGHT
8:00PM-...
SFSS Highland Pub
Friday, March 10
The official Out On Campus “Day of Rest”.
Saturday, March 11
QUEER AWARENESS WEEK WRAP UP PARTY
Stilettos and Strap-Ons, Drag Kings United, DJ's
The Mix (formerly known as LICK)
9:00PM-...
Monday, February 27, 2006
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
Queer Awareness Week Schedule
All events and workshops are being held on Simon Fraser Universities Burnaby Campus, with the exception of the party Saturday night at The Mix(formerly LICK).
Monday, March 6
OUT ON CAMPUS GOES OUT ON CAMPUS! DAY OF SILENCE TO PROTEST VIOLENCE AGAINSTQUEER PEOPLE.
10-4PM
Convo Mall
Workshops:
QUEER SEX: KEEPING IT HOT WHILE KEEPING IT SAFE!
Nathaniel and Devon
12:30-2:30PM
OOC TC 314N
TRANSGENDER HEALTH: NAVIGATING A HETERONORMATIVE AND GENDERED HEALTH CARE SYSTEM(Please note: this workshop is open to everyone, but it is specific to Trans People and their health care needs/issues.)
Gwen, Fin, and other guests.
3:00-4:30PM
OOC TC 314N
Tuesday, March 7
OOC COLLECTIVE MEETING
12:30-2:00PM
OOC TC 314N
QUEER YOGA
2:00-3:30PM
MBC 2294
SOCIAL JUSTICE ORGANIZING FOR QUEER PEOPLE: Community Building with Allies.
Jeff and guests.
3:30-5:00PM
OOC TC 314N
Wednesday, March 8
COMING OUT DISCUSSION GROUPS
12:30-4:30 (two sessions)
OOC TC 314N
NO TALENT NIGHT AFTER HOURS CAFE
6:00-10:00 PM
OOC TC 314N
Thursday, March 9
Workshops: FROM VINYL TO FAGGOTS: Queer Understandings.
Nathaniel and Devon
2:30-4:30
OOC TC 314N
SEXUAL SELF ESTEEM: Queer Sex and Self Esteem
Jamie
4:30-6:00PM
OOC TC 314N
QUEER THE PUB NIGHT
8:00PM-...
SFSS Highland Pub
Friday, March 10
OUT ON CAMPUS OPEN HOUSE
12:00-3:00PM
OOC TC 314N
Saturday, March 11
QUEER AWARENESS WEEK WRAP UP PARTY
Stilettos and Strap Ons, Drag Kings United, DJ's
Hosted by Out On Campus SFSS
The Mix (formerly known as LICK)
9:00PM-...
Please contact Jeffrey Hayes at jeffrey_hayes@sfu.ca if you have any questions.
All events and workshops are being held on Simon Fraser Universities Burnaby Campus, with the exception of the party Saturday night at The Mix(formerly LICK).
Monday, March 6
OUT ON CAMPUS GOES OUT ON CAMPUS! DAY OF SILENCE TO PROTEST VIOLENCE AGAINSTQUEER PEOPLE.
10-4PM
Convo Mall
Workshops:
QUEER SEX: KEEPING IT HOT WHILE KEEPING IT SAFE!
Nathaniel and Devon
12:30-2:30PM
OOC TC 314N
TRANSGENDER HEALTH: NAVIGATING A HETERONORMATIVE AND GENDERED HEALTH CARE SYSTEM(Please note: this workshop is open to everyone, but it is specific to Trans People and their health care needs/issues.)
Gwen, Fin, and other guests.
3:00-4:30PM
OOC TC 314N
Tuesday, March 7
OOC COLLECTIVE MEETING
12:30-2:00PM
OOC TC 314N
QUEER YOGA
2:00-3:30PM
MBC 2294
SOCIAL JUSTICE ORGANIZING FOR QUEER PEOPLE: Community Building with Allies.
Jeff and guests.
3:30-5:00PM
OOC TC 314N
Wednesday, March 8
COMING OUT DISCUSSION GROUPS
12:30-4:30 (two sessions)
OOC TC 314N
NO TALENT NIGHT AFTER HOURS CAFE
6:00-10:00 PM
OOC TC 314N
Thursday, March 9
Workshops: FROM VINYL TO FAGGOTS: Queer Understandings.
Nathaniel and Devon
2:30-4:30
OOC TC 314N
SEXUAL SELF ESTEEM: Queer Sex and Self Esteem
Jamie
4:30-6:00PM
OOC TC 314N
QUEER THE PUB NIGHT
8:00PM-...
SFSS Highland Pub
Friday, March 10
OUT ON CAMPUS OPEN HOUSE
12:00-3:00PM
OOC TC 314N
Saturday, March 11
QUEER AWARENESS WEEK WRAP UP PARTY
Stilettos and Strap Ons, Drag Kings United, DJ's
Hosted by Out On Campus SFSS
The Mix (formerly known as LICK)
9:00PM-...
Please contact Jeffrey Hayes at jeffrey_hayes@sfu.ca if you have any questions.
Monday, February 06, 2006
Consensus Building Workshops with Laura Atkinson
hey fellow rotunda-istas,
laura atkinson, a staff alumni at pirg, will be giving an intro to
consensus
workshop for sfpirg volunteers on wed feb 8th at 3:30 in MBC 2290.
would your group like to be involved? we would like to change up the
dynamic
a bit and think that having more groups would make the workshop more
successful, also every semester there are new students involved with our
groups who would like to know how to use consensus.
we are giving laura a $75 honourarium and ask that if your group decides to
register for the workshop that you pitch towards her honouraium so we can
pay her more, only of course, if you can afford to.
please let me know if you're interested,
krisztina.
volunteer & media coordinator
simon fraser public interest research group
www.sfpirg.ca
604.291.4360
SFPIRG is a student funded and directed resource centre at SFU. We support
environmental and social change through research, education and action.
laura atkinson, a staff alumni at pirg, will be giving an intro to
consensus
workshop for sfpirg volunteers on wed feb 8th at 3:30 in MBC 2290.
would your group like to be involved? we would like to change up the
dynamic
a bit and think that having more groups would make the workshop more
successful, also every semester there are new students involved with our
groups who would like to know how to use consensus.
we are giving laura a $75 honourarium and ask that if your group decides to
register for the workshop that you pitch towards her honouraium so we can
pay her more, only of course, if you can afford to.
please let me know if you're interested,
krisztina.
volunteer & media coordinator
simon fraser public interest research group
www.sfpirg.ca
604.291.4360
SFPIRG is a student funded and directed resource centre at SFU. We support
environmental and social change through research, education and action.
Anti-Racism Workshops
You are invited to attend a three part series of Anti-Racism workshops.
These interactive workshops will explore racism and several themes including
colonization, migration, media representations, intersecting
identities, white supremacy and anti-racism within organizations.
People are encouraged to attend the full series of three workshops, though
each workshop is self-contained and can be attended individually.
The workshops will take place on three consecutive Thursday afternoons from
2:30-5:30pm. They are free of charge and will include snacks and
beverages.
Racism and Colonization
Thursday February 16th, 2:30-5:30pm.
Grad Student Lounge, 2nd floor MBC, SFU Burnaby Campus
Facilitated by: Harsha Walia and Sam Stacey
This workshop will look at racism in the context of colonization, Canadian
history, globalization, and neo-liberalism.
Racism and Media
Thursday February 23rd, 2:30-5:30pm.
location TBA, SFU Burnaby Campus
Facilitated by: Naava Smoolash and Mandeep Dhillon
The second workshop will examine racism and white supremacy in the media.
Organizations and Structural Oppression
Thursday March 2nd. 2:30-5:30pm.
Grad Student Lounge, 2nd floor MBC, SFU Burnaby Campus
Facilitated by: Alex Mah and Amal Rana
The third workshop will focus on intersecting oppressions, structural
racism and the application of anti-racism for organizations.
To register, please email sfpirg@sfu.ca or stop by SFPIRG in TC 326. Spaces
are limited, please register ASAP to ensure a spot.
These workshops are sponsored by:
Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group, SFU Women's Centre, SFU's
Out-On-Campus, and No One Is Illegal-Vancouver.
Please note: facilitators are subject to change closer to date as details
and availability may change.
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Workshops are wheelchair accessible. Childcare, transportation, and
accessibility subsidies are available. For more information, call SFPIRG at
604-291-4360 or fill out the accessibility form at www.sfpirg.ca
***********************************************************************The
Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group (SFPIRG) is a student funded &
directed resource centre at SFU. We support environmental & social justice
through research, education & action. www.sfpirg.ca. 604-291-4360.
sfpirg@sfu.ca
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These interactive workshops will explore racism and several themes including
colonization, migration, media representations, intersecting
identities, white supremacy and anti-racism within organizations.
People are encouraged to attend the full series of three workshops, though
each workshop is self-contained and can be attended individually.
The workshops will take place on three consecutive Thursday afternoons from
2:30-5:30pm. They are free of charge and will include snacks and
beverages.
Racism and Colonization
Thursday February 16th, 2:30-5:30pm.
Grad Student Lounge, 2nd floor MBC, SFU Burnaby Campus
Facilitated by: Harsha Walia and Sam Stacey
This workshop will look at racism in the context of colonization, Canadian
history, globalization, and neo-liberalism.
Racism and Media
Thursday February 23rd, 2:30-5:30pm.
location TBA, SFU Burnaby Campus
Facilitated by: Naava Smoolash and Mandeep Dhillon
The second workshop will examine racism and white supremacy in the media.
Organizations and Structural Oppression
Thursday March 2nd. 2:30-5:30pm.
Grad Student Lounge, 2nd floor MBC, SFU Burnaby Campus
Facilitated by: Alex Mah and Amal Rana
The third workshop will focus on intersecting oppressions, structural
racism and the application of anti-racism for organizations.
To register, please email sfpirg@sfu.ca or stop by SFPIRG in TC 326. Spaces
are limited, please register ASAP to ensure a spot.
These workshops are sponsored by:
Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group, SFU Women's Centre, SFU's
Out-On-Campus, and No One Is Illegal-Vancouver.
Please note: facilitators are subject to change closer to date as details
and availability may change.
********************************************************************
Workshops are wheelchair accessible. Childcare, transportation, and
accessibility subsidies are available. For more information, call SFPIRG at
604-291-4360 or fill out the accessibility form at www.sfpirg.ca
***********************************************************************The
Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group (SFPIRG) is a student funded &
directed resource centre at SFU. We support environmental & social justice
through research, education & action. www.sfpirg.ca. 604-291-4360.
sfpirg@sfu.ca
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Collective Metting Tuesday, February 7th
1)Rounds, Roles
2)QAW Wrap Up Party --UPDATE!
3)Workshops -- UPDATE!
4)Coming Out Groups --Sub-Committee Needs to be Struck!
5)Day Of Action/Silence --Sub-Committee Needs to be Struck!
6)Anti-Racism Workshops --Funding request and OOC participation
7)Consensus Building workshop with PIRG
8)Retreat
9)Volunteer Party
10)Additions and Announcements
Jeffrey Hayes
Out On Campus Coordinator
SFSSTC 314N, Simon Fraser University(604)-291-5933
jeffrey_hayes@sfu.ca ooc-info@sfss.ca/www.sfss.ca
2)QAW Wrap Up Party --UPDATE!
3)Workshops -- UPDATE!
4)Coming Out Groups --Sub-Committee Needs to be Struck!
5)Day Of Action/Silence --Sub-Committee Needs to be Struck!
6)Anti-Racism Workshops --Funding request and OOC participation
7)Consensus Building workshop with PIRG
8)Retreat
9)Volunteer Party
10)Additions and Announcements
Jeffrey Hayes
Out On Campus Coordinator
SFSSTC 314N, Simon Fraser University(604)-291-5933
jeffrey_hayes@sfu.ca ooc-info@sfss.ca/www.sfss.ca


