Menu
Log in


Log in


Coordinator, Campus Housing 

Truro, NS

  • The Coordinator, Campus Housing, will be expected to live on site year-round and must be able to work flexible hours in office, on-call and within the building as needed. An apartment will be provided, in addition to salary.
  • As Coordinator, Campus Housing, you will be responsible for coordinating and/or collaborating with other departments to support all campus housing and guest programs/services associated with the campus' multi-use student housing facility. With guidance from and in support of the mission and values of NSCC, you will help establish and deliver a safe, inclusive and thriving living/learning environment that promotes the well-being and success - both personally and academically - of all students within our campus housing community.
  • Reporting to the Manager of Housing and Conference Services, you will play a key role in the campus implementation of NSCC's campus housing operational plan. You will have oversight of daily campus housing operations, campus housing community development and administrative duties/reporting. This will include mentorship and guidance for six (6) Campus Housing Assistants, as they help to create a safe and inclusive community environment.
  • You will be an active and visible member of the campus and student housing community, working with the provincial campus housing staff team, to ensure operational consistency and service continuity. On campus, you will work with others on the Student Services team, the Business Office, the Facilities Department, and the Student Association to provide a wide range of activities, services and supports to enhance the quality of the student campus housing experience. During the summer months, you will provide oversight to our conference/guest services and will work with the campus on marketing and promotion of this resource.

For more information click here! 



AACUSS acknowledges the ancestral lands on which it collectively operates. This includes the traditional and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaw known as Mi’kma’ki; the Wolastoqey people of the beautiful and bountiful river (known as St. John). The Wabanaki Confederacy members to the south, known as the Peskotomuhkati; the Beothuk of Newfoundland to the north and east, and the People of Land, Ice and Water of Labrador, the Innu and the Inuit.

Atlantic Association of College & University Student Services


AACUSS
C/O Tanya Jones
UNB Counselling Services      CC Jones Student Services Centre, 26 Bailey Drive, Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3

Powered by Wild Apricot Membership Software