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Native Nations Liaison

Southern Oregon/Ashland Campus, US💼 Full-time💰 $55,237–$55,237🗓 2026-10-01 → 2026-10-02

Core

Supports the University in recruitment, retention, and educational efforts for Native/Indigenous students while guiding advocacy for Native Nations sovereignty and assisting the President with Native Nations Relations.

Role type

Senior IC Native Nations Liaison and Program Activities Specialist

Builds

Student programs, recruitment pipelines, and university-Native Nations relations

Domain

Higher Education + Indigenous Studies

Deliverable

product features

Required skills

Tribal protocols knowledge, student program coordination, admissions outreach, data analysis, community partnership development, cultural event planning

Preferred skills

Graduate degree in Native Studies/Higher Ed, creativity in retention strategies, familiarity with Oregon/Northern California Indigenous communities, supervisory experience

Technologies

Data analysis tools, event planning platforms

Responsibilities

Organize and facilitate recruitment and graduation activities for Native students; Collect and analyze data on Native student recruitment, enrollment, and academic performance; Collaborate with admissions to design and implement recruitment of Native/Indigenous students; Assist the President in developing relations with Native Nations and establishing an advisory group; Develop planning committees for cultural heritage events like Indigenous Peoples' Day and Powwows.

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