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Outreach Assistant Manager of Campus

The Outreach Team plans campus and community events to build and maintain relationships with external organizations. These community events include food drives, clothing drives, the Santa Claus Parade, visits to local high schools, and many more. The Outreach Team also organizes events and initiatives to foster interfaculty relationships with the various student government organizations of Queen’s University.

As Assistant Manager of Campus Outreach, you will oversee the campus-related events and initiatives under the portfolio. You will hire a team of general members to help plan events such as "Cover Your Crest" with the Arts & Science Undergraduate Society and the Rotary Club Fundraiser with the Commerce Society, among others. Under the guidance of the Director of External Relations, you will be the key to forming and maintaining connections with other faculties on behalf of the Engineering Society.

• Hire general members of the Outreach Team
• Plan events with general members under the campus outreach branch
• Assist the Head Manager with running weekly meetings
• Act as a representative of the Engineering Society to other faculties
• Market events and initiatives

• The ability to manage and work with a team
• Time management and logistical planning skills
• Passion and enthusiasm towards inter‑faculty bonds at Queen’s
• A strong work ethic and self‑motivation

Applications are due Friday, March 27th @ 11:59 pm, and interviews are scheduled to take place on March 29th, from 5 pm–9 pm, and March 30th and 31st from 6 pm–8 pm.

If you have any questions about the position or would like to request additional accommodations, please do not hesitate to contact Taelum Vergara, the incoming Director of External Relations, at externa

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