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Experiential Education Manager, Buenos Aires, 2023
Experiential Education Manager, Buenos Aires, 2023
Experiential Education Manager, Buenos Aires, 2023
Job Description
RESPONSIBILITIES
Directly reporting to the City Director, the Experiential Education Manager will be an
integral member of the Student Life Team, supporting all activities in the city and
providing students with a holistic semester. The Experiential Education Manager will
design and facilitate cultural and educational experiences and large-scale events that
bring skills, knowledge, and cultures alive. This individual will embrace the opportunity to
work with young adults from more than 50 different countries who are navigating college
and are eager and excited to grow through engaging in experiences in the places in which
they live.
This role may require eventual evening and weekend work.
● Spotlight unique characteristics of the city and its inhabitants, organizations, and
institutions and develop programs and opportunities for students to learn about
the local culture across the semester.
● Scoping, planning and executing large and small scale events and activities,
including events such as orientation, feasts and end of semester events.
● Facilitate and lead events for students to reflect on their learnings about the local
culture.
● Being visible during the Monday to Friday work week, including hosting open
office hours and small student gatherings.
● In collaboration with the Student Life team, managing work study students to lead
and organize weekly 10:01s and Minerva Talks (key community traditions), in
addition to Student Life work studies in other programs offered within the
residence to promote community and wellness.
SKILL PORTFOLIO
● In depth local city and culture expertise.
● Proficiency language skills in English and local language.
● Legal residential status in Argentina.
● Extensive network and local partners contacts (companies, non-profit
organizations, government agencies, etc).
● Skills, experience, and interest in facilitating collaboration within a highly diverse,
international community; exceptional awareness of intercultural dynamics.
● Excellent written and verbal communication skills; high capacity for quick
communication across multiple channels.
● Expertise in project management. Ability to define goals, meet urgent deadlines,
organize and prioritize projects with follow-through.
● Exemplary interpersonal skills with strong student-centered focus and attention to
detail.
● Capacity to learn and use new technology in a very fast-paced environment
(Google Suite skills a plus).
● Must be available to work late nights/weekends (with time off duty during the
semester).
● Ability to respond to and triage unexpected and serious incidents effectively.
● Need to work collaboratively as part of a team and interact effectively with
colleagues, faculty and students.
● Bachelor’s Degree with relevant graduate work preferred.
● 2-3 years’ experience in the fields of culture and education.
● First Aid and CPR certification preferred (or will be trained).
● Strong sense of discretion, confidentiality and tact.
● Record of sensitivity and respect to diverse cultures, politics, values and forms of
communication.
● High capacity for quick communication across multiple channels and global time
zones.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Interested candidates should submit a Letter of Interest and an updated resume before May
15th to: Mara Steiner, Global Director Student Life: mara@minerva.edu
Candidates should include in their Letter of Interest their responses to the following questions:
● What excites you about this specific role at Minerva University?
The posting will initially be a 6.5-month contract running from July 1 until January 15.