Student Life Coordinator
The
Uganda Studies Program provides undergraduate students studying in north American universities the opportunity to live and study in Uganda for a semester. Students take classes at Uganda Christian University, complete professional internships in their field of study, and live with Ugandan families or in UCU dormitories. USP provides opportunities for students to authentically engage people, culture, and contemporary realities in Uganda in ways that challenge them to be active participants in Christ’s claim on all aspects of life. The Student Life Coordinator oversees various student life aspects of the program, including student health and safety, on-campus housing and activities, program logistics, and program travel, and works with other USP staff members under the USP Director to achieve the overall aims and objectives of the Uganda Studies Program. The Student Life Coordinator reports to the Director of the Uganda Studies Program.
Applications are due by
July 8, 2022
For more information and how to apply click on the announcement below:
Communications & Fundraising Manager - Uganda Partners
Uganda Christian University Partners raises money and awareness for Uganda Christian University (UCU) in addition to facilitating partnerships between UCU and US academic institutions, churches and individuals.
The Communications & Fundraising Manager assists with direct email campaigns, social media, blog, and physical and email communication for Uganda Christian University Partners.
This is a part-time, hourly job that requires a minimum commitment of 5 hours per week and could grow to as much as 20 hours per week. Aside from 1 or 2 weekly meetings, the schedule is completely flexible. The Communications & Fundraising Manager reports to the Executive Director.
Applications are due by
July 8, 2022
For more information and how to apply click on the announcement below:
Social Work Emphasis Coordinator and Faculty
The
Uganda Studies Program Social Work Emphasis provides undergraduate BSW students the opportunity to complete an international field placement at a local community organization in Uganda during their semester with USP at a junior or senior level. The Social Work Coordinator, working closely with the USP Director, is responsible for the vision, development, and implementation of the SWE. During the semester the SW Coordinator will oversee the Social Work students, and provide support for their learning, development, and field placements in Uganda. The Social Work Coordinator works with other USP staff members under the USP Director to achieve the overall aims and objectives of the Uganda Studies Program; this includes oversight and implementation of many of the logistics of the program, including student health and safety, travel, and homestays. The Social Work Coordinator reports to the Director of the Uganda Studies Program.
Applications are due by
July 1, 2022
For more information and how to apply click on the announcement below: