Regional Lead East North American Programs

Regional Lead for East Canada North American Programs

What does it mean to be an Intern for SFL?

Students For Liberty (SFL) is the largest pro-liberty student organization in the world, with students active in 117 countries on every inhabited continent. With a multi-million dollar budget and over 70 full-time staff members, we serve pro-liberty students in their pursuit to become leaders of liberty. The SFL team is passionate about liberty and making the world a freer place. SFL team members go the extra mile to ensure that more students worldwide can benefit from our programs and resources.

Being in an Internship for SFL means flexibility, meaningful work, and autonomy. We pride ourselves on growth, hard work, advancement opportunities, embracing entrepreneurship, and a passion for the product: liberty.

About the Role

Overview

The East Canada Regional Lead supports and grows the SFL network across Eastern Canada (ON, QC, NS, NB, PE, NL), acting as the primary point of contact between the NAP staff, Provincial/State Directors (SD), and Local Coordinators (LCs) in the region. This is a part-time, remote role reporting to the NAP staff.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as the main liaison for LCs across assigned Eastern Canadian provinces, providing ongoing support, coaching, and troubleshooting
• Recruit new coordinators at unrepresented campuses within the region
• Onboard new LCs: orientation calls, resource walkthroughs, expectation-setting
• Table on their own campus and support/encourage tabling efforts among LCs in the region
• Monitor chapter activity and Report of Activity submissions for LCs in the region, flagging inactive or at-risk chapters
• Facilitate regional communication (regional Slack/Discord channels, group calls, newsletters)
• Support event logistics for regional conferences, tabling, and campus events, including in-person attendance when needed
• Identify high-performing coordinators for advancement into leadership tracks
• Report regional trends, wins, and challenges to Programs Director/Associates on a regular cadence
• Help coordinators navigate reimbursement, scholarship, and points/reward system processes

Qualifications

• Prior experience as an SFL Coordinator preferred
• Based in or familiar with the Eastern Canadian university landscape
• Required:
  
  must table regularly on their own campus, or have the time available to do so
• Ability and willingness to travel within the region for events, conferences, and campus visits
• Strong communication and organizational skills; comfortable managing multiple relationships simultaneously
• Self-directed, reliable with async/remote work
• Passion for liberty, free markets, and civil liberties advocacy on campus
• Working proficiency in French is an asset given the role’s coverage of Quebec

Time Commitment & Compensation

• Typical time commitment: 10 hours per week