What are the responsibilities and job description for the Program Support Intern Latino Community Engagement Program position at National College Resources Foundation?
About Us :
National College Resources Foundation (NCRF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational enhancement organization. Our mission is to curtail the high school dropout rate and increase degree and / or certificate enrollment among underserved underrepresented at risk low resource homeless and foster students.
Our vision is to close the gap in educational achievement workforce and economic disparities with the goal to end racism and racial inequality.
The Latino Community Engagement (LCE) program was created to address the disparities prevalent within Latino communities concerning education professional growth personal development financial stability health and more. We approach these areas by fostering meaningful and impactful relationships between the community and both local and federal organizations. This effort aims to establish valuable resources opportunities and enduring partnerships that work to foster effective communication within and for Latino communities.
Position Overview :
We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic college intern to join our Latino Community Engagement Program. This role is perfect for California Dream Act students who have Cal Grant A and meet the eligibility for Cal Grant B. The intern will assist with outreach efforts workshop presentations and compiling scholarship information opportunities among other tasks.
Responsibilities :
Outreach and Engagement : Assist in organizing and implementing outreach activities to connect with Latino students and their families. Help promote the programs resources and opportunities.
Workshop Presentations : Support the development and delivery of workshops on various topics related to educational resources financial aid and scholarship opportunities.
Scholarship Information Compilation : Gather organize and update information on scholarship and grant opportunities available to Latino students. Create and maintain a database of relevant scholarships.
Administrative Support : Provide general administrative assistance to the program including scheduling meetings preparing materials and coordinating events. Community Interaction : Engage with students parents and community members to provide information and answer questions about educational resources and financial aid.
Qualifications :
Eligibility : Must be a California Dream Act student with Cal Grant A and meet the eligibility requirements for Cal Grant B.
Education : Currently enrolled in an accredited college or university with a focus on fields related to education social work community outreach or a related discipline. Skills : Strong communication and presentation skills. Proficiency in Google Suite (Doc Sheets Slides). Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Experience : Previous experience in community outreach event planning or working with educational programs is a plus but not required.
Language : Bilingual in Spanish and English is preferred.
Benefits :
Experience : Gain handson experience in community engagement and educational outreach.
Networking : Build connections with professionals in the field of education and community services.
Compensation : Compensation will be provided through the California Student Aid Commissions (CSAC) California Dream Act Service Incentive Grant Program which will award up to $4500 per academic year for eligible students.
Skills :
Salary : $4,500
