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First Year Representative

  • Vancouver, BC
  • On-site
  • Posted Sep 22, 2026
  • 1 position

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Employment type
Part-time
Experience level
Entry, Junior · 0+ years
Minimum education
Bachelor’s degree
Posting language
English
Working hours
5 hours per week

Job summary

The First Year Representative will assist in the execution of club events, including setup, teardown, and managing event logistics. They will also act as a liaison for the first-year cohort to ensure events align with student interests and help with promotional efforts.

Job details

SAUDER SPORTS — FIRST YEAR REPRESENTATIVE (2 POSITIONS) 2026/27 Season | Applications due Thursday, October 2 at 11:59 PM About Sauder Sports Sauder Sports is Sauder's only sport and entertainment club. We run one signature event every month from September through April, and every single one is free to attend. No entry fee, no ticket, no barrier. This year we're running eight events plus a Biz Week booth, with men's and women's divisions across the season and a brand new Points Cup: a season long standings race where every event feeds one leaderboard, crowned at the April finale. Our season includes the Spikeball Kickoff, a POITS beer pong collab, indoor volleyball, a December watch party, the Sauder Basketball tournament, a pickleball bracket with the Pickleball Club, a March Madness pool and HEWE spin class, and Ultimate at the April finale. We collaborate with POITS, the SBA, HEWE and the Pickleball Club to bring together athletes and non athletes alike. The Role We're hiring two First Year Representatives to join our 12 person executive team for the remainder of the 2026/27 season. You'll join right as the season hits its stride, starting with November volleyball and running through the April Points Cup finale. This is a generalist role with a heavy events focus. You'll work most closely with our four Event Coordinators, but you'll touch every part of how a Sauder Sports event actually happens, from the planning spreadsheet to the last chair stacked at the end of the night. It's the best seat in the club for a first year who wants to understand how a student organization really runs. What You'll Do Event execution Take on day of roles at every event: check in and RSVP desk, court marshal, bracket keeper, food and setup, and MC Help build and run event run sheets alongside the Event Coordinators Manage RSVP forms and translate turnout numbers into food and equipment counts Track and log Points Cup scores at each event so the leaderboard stays current Support setup and teardown at venues including Rec North, MacInnes Field and the ARC Logistics and coordination Help coordinate borrowed equipment (nets, balls, sets) and confirm pickups before event day, not after Work with Externals on food, drink and supply orders so nothing gets bought ad hoc Flag scheduling conflicts against the UBC calendar, including reading week and exam periods First year outreach Be the voice of the first year cohort on exec, telling us what your peers actually want to show up for Help promote events within first year classes, cohorts and group chats Support the Biz Week booth and other recruiting moments Time Commitment Roughly 3 to 5 hours per week, weighted heavily toward event weeks. Expect a lighter load between events and a bigger push in the days surrounding each one. You must be available on event days, which fall on weekday evenings and weekend afternoons. The full event calendar is shared at onboarding so you can plan around midterms. Term runs from hiring through the end of the 2026/27 season in April 2027. Who We're Looking For Required First year student at UBC Sauder School of Business Available for the majority of our events between November and April Organized and reliable. When you say you'll confirm the nets, the nets get confirmed Comfortable communicating with vendors, venue staff and other clubs Nice to have Experience playing, organizing or coaching any sport at any level Familiarity with Google Sheets, Forms, or any event planning tools A network within your cohort and a willingness to actually use it Interest in sponsorship, marketing or operations You do not need to be an athlete. Some of our most valuable exec members are people who show up for the community rather than the competition. Why Apply Run real events with real budgets from day one. Our season operates on a $5,700 approved CUS budget across nine line items Build direct experience in event operations, vendor coordination, budgeting and partnership management Work alongside a 12 person exec team and get exposure to how clubs interact with the CUS, Sauder faculty and external sponsors A natural pipeline into a senior Sauder Sports role next year Exec merch, team socials, and a genuinely good group of people How to Apply Submit the following by Thursday, October 2 at 11:59 PM: Resume (1 page, PDF) Cover letter (maximum 1 page, PDF) addressing: Why Sauder Sports, and why this role specifically A time you helped organize something involving other people, and what went wrong or right One event you'd want to see us add or change, and why Name your files FirstName_LastName_Resume.pdf and FirstName_LastName_CoverLetter.pdf. Submit your application here. Timeline Applications close: Thursday, October 2, 11:59 PM Interviews: week of October 5 Decisions communicated by: [date] Onboarding and first exec meeting: [date] Interviews are short and conversational, roughly 20 minutes in person. We'll ask about your availability, one situational question about running an event, and what you'd bring to the team. No case prep required. Questions? Reach out to joshuawasylin@gmail.com Sauder Sports is committed to building a team that reflects the student body we serve. We encourage applications from students of all backgrounds, experience levels and athletic abilities. \n \n

What you’ll do

The First Year Representative will assist in the execution of club events, including setup, teardown, and managing event logistics. They will also act as a liaison for the first-year cohort to ensure events align with student interests and help with promotional efforts.

Requirements

Candidates must be a first-year student at the UBC Sauder School of Business and available for events between November and April. Strong organizational skills and the ability to communicate effectively with vendors and club members are required.

Benefits

• Exec merch • Team socials

Listed skills

  • Teamwork · Preferred
  • Organization · Preferred
  • Budgeting · Preferred
  • Vendor Coordination · Preferred
  • Communication · Preferred
  • Logistics · Preferred

Other relevant skills

Identified from the job description. Confirm important requirements above.

  • Event planning
  • Event execution
  • Logistics
  • Vendor coordination
  • Budgeting
  • Partnership management
  • Communication
  • Organization
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Forms
  • Marketing
  • Operations
  • Teamwork
  • Planning
  • Management
  • Timelines
  • Coordinating
  • Coaching
  • Scheduling
  • Spreadsheets
  • Event Planning
  • Finale (Software)
  • Event Operations

Job areas

  • Sports & Recreation
  • Management & Leadership
  • Creative & Media
  • Marketing
  • First-Year Representative
  • Event Promotions Marketing Associate
  • Business Services Agents Not Elsewhere Classified
  • Advertising Sales Agents

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