Graduate Assistantships

Qualifications

Must be enrolled in a graduate humanities or social science program at SIUE. Strong organizational skills with attention to detail. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in an office or community setting. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Reliable transportation to the Belleville campus, as needed. Previous experience in public humanities or community outreach is a plus. Having significant coursework in Black studies is also a plus.

Position Description

The graduate assistant will work with the Director of the Institute for Community Justice and Racial Equity. The GA will assist with the engagement and coordination of campus and community programs, as well as, Universities Studying Slavery initiatives and SIUE’s Children’s Defense Fund Freedom Schools program, hosted at SIUE in the summer of 2025. In this role, the GA will be involved with program development, community engagement events, data input, and web page development. GA will perform other duties as needed.

Application Process

Required Documents

Applicants should provide a resume, cover letter, and unofficial transcript.  

Applicant Materials Are Received By

 Email

 **All communications sent to the prospective employer should include the posting number for the position. 

Voluntary GA Applicant Data Form

This form is used to gather applicant data by the Office of Equal Opportunity, Access, & Title IX Coordination at SIUE. This information cannot be viewed by units hiring Graduate Assistants. Completion of this form is not required and will not impact your chances of being hired for a Graduate Assistantship. This form is NOT an application for employment. To apply for a Graduate Assistant position, follow the instructions listed in the posting.