ABOUT US: The Students' Union represents all undergraduates students at Wilfrid Laurier University. We are a separate entity from the institution itself and therefore we operate independently from the University. We are a Not-For-Profit Organization which provides opportunities to students so they can take their university experience outside of the classroom. Our team is led by an undergraduate student President and Board of Directors who are elected annually by the undergraduate student body. We are passionate about the student experience, and always looking for ways to improve our members' post-secondary journey.
SUMMARY: Reporting to the President and CEO, you will be focused on creating and executing an Annual Plan which provides and enhances a comprehensive experience for your department and our members. To be successful in this role you will need to have strong leadership skills, excellent written and verbal communication, time management and organizational skills, as well as be adept at problem-solving from a lens of diversity and equitability.
To learn more about each role, please click on the links below to review the full job description:
POSITION LEVEL: Full-time, contract (12-months from May 1, 2025 to April 30, 2026)
SALARY RANGE: $44,927.30 per annum
REPORTS TO: President & CEO
EDUCATION: Pursuing or completed a post-secondary degree at WLU within the current academic year
TECHNICAL: Please refer to individual job descriptions for more information
CERTIFICATION: Please refer to individual job descriptions for more information
CLOSING DATE: Friday January 31st 2025 at 12:00pm
HOW TO APPLY: Send the first page of the below application form, completed, along with your cover letter and resume in ONE PDF to studentsunionhiring@wlu.ca before the closing date above
For questions about the role, reach out to Sarah Hudson - VP: Volunteer Operations at sahudson@wlu.ca
For questions about how to apply, or if you require accommodations in the process, reach out to Kelly Lee - Director, Member Services at klee@wlu.ca
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