Black Student Ambassador

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE This role reports to the Advisor, Anti-Racism & Anti-Oppression, in the Office of Equity and Inclusive Communities. SUMMARY The Black Student Ambassador is a part-time student position focused on supporting Black student engagement, community-building, and outreach initiatives across campus. The Ambassador will help foster an inclusive and welcoming environment for Black students by assisting with events, student engagement activities, communications, and peer support initiatives. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Serve as a visible and approachable peer ambassador for Black students Build relationships with Black student groups and support the development of a connected Black student network at KPU Provide peer-to-peer support by connecting students to relevant campus services, resources, and supports through outreach activities and tabling Assist in developing communications and promotional materials, including emails, reports, social media content, and posters for OEIC programs and events Support the planning and delivery of events, workshops, and anti-racism initiatives focused on Black student engagement Support research on Black student experiences and communities to help inform OEIC programs and services Assist with gathering student feedback and amplifying student voice through surveys, participation tracking, and record-keeping QUALIFICATIONS Current student in good academic standing https://www.kpu.ca/advising/academic-standing A major or minor in Sociology, Political Science, English, Creative Writing, Social Justice, and other relevant fields is desired Lived experience as an individual who identifies as Black, African, of African descent, or of mixed heritage Demonstrated interest in and basic understanding of anti-racism (especially anti-Black racism), anti-oppression, equity, diversity, and inclusion Knowledge of Black student communities and experiences in post-secondary settings Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to engage across diverse communities Experience in student leadership, community engagement, or event coordination is an asset Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Experience using MS Office and social media platforms A professional, positive, and respectful attitude with a willingness to learn This position is reserved for KPU Students only. SALARY INFORMATION Student Assistants are paid as per the following: Less than one year of post-secondary (less than 30 credits) – BC Minimum Wage One year of post-secondary (30-60 credits) – BC Minimum Wage plus 8% With a post-secondary diploma or degree – BC Minimum Wage plus 21%

The Black Student Ambassador supports Black student engagement through community-building, outreach, and peer support initiatives. They also assist in organizing events, managing communications, and gathering student feedback to inform institutional programs.

Candidates must be current KPU students with lived experience as a Black individual and a demonstrated interest in anti-racism and equity. Strong communication, organizational skills, and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively are required.

• Attention to detailPreferred
• CommunicationPreferred

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• Community engagement
• Peer support
• Event coordination
• Anti-racism advocacy
• Communication
• Social media management
• Research
• Data collection
• Student leadership
• Organizational skills
• Attention to detail
• MS Office
• Promotional Materials
• Record Keeping
• Organizational Skills
• Willingness To Learn
• Social Media Content
• Planning
• Event Planning
• Creative Writing
• English Language
• Leadership
• Organizational Structure
• Political Sciences
• Social Justice
• Social Media
• Sociology
• Student Engagement
• Verbal Communication Skills
• Advising
• Peer Support
• Detail Oriented

• Education
• Social Services
• Administrative
• Student Ambassador
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Specialist
• Personnel and Careers Professionals
• Human Resources Specialists

Minimum education

Bachelor’s degree

Minimum experience

0+ years

Apply by

Sep 1, 2026

Posting language

English

Working hours

40 hours per week