Lead Indigenous student engagement at UBC through culturally responsive programming, community partnerships, and informed support. Work independently across the School of Kinesiology.

The Indigenous Student Development Coordinator advances Indigenous student success within the School of Kinesiology. You will design workshops, cultural events, mentoring opportunities, and co-curricular programming. The work supports recruitment, transition, retention, leadership, experiential learning, research, and career development. Collaboration includes faculty, staff, Student Services, the First Nations House of Learning, Indigenous Strategic Initiatives, and community partners.

Key Responsibilities:

- Design workshops, cultural events, mentoring, and co-curricular programming
- Support students in crisis and make appropriate referrals




- Build partnerships with Indigenous communities and campus organizations
- Recruit, train, and support peer mentors and student leaders
- Manage Indigenous Student Learning Center programming, logistics, and budgets

Requirements:

- Undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline
- Three to four years of related experience, or equivalent
- Experience delivering Indigenous or student engagement programming
- Knowledge of Indigenous cultures, histories, and contemporary issues
- Commitment to reconciliation, equity, diversity, inclusion, and culturally responsive practice

Bring facilitation, partnership-building, and student support expertise to strengthen Indigenous engagement and belonging at UBC Kinesiology.

📌 Indigenous Student Engagement Coordinator (Greater Vancouver A)
🏢 UBC The University of British Columbia
📍 Greater Vancouver A