Grad Assistant S.A.R.P.

Graduate Assistant (GA) The Graduate Assistant supports staff in Student Accountability and Restorative Practices with a variety of tasks related to research/assessment, programming, and administrative duties. This position provides a graduate student with practical experience in student affairs administration, student conduct processes, restorative practices, assessment, and student support services within a higher education environment. The Graduate Assistant collaborates with professional staff to assist in the implementation of SARP initiatives, contributes to departmental assessment and educational programming, and supports students navigating conduct-related processes. Key ResponsibilitiesSARP Support: Assist with the administration of SARP practices and processes, including case preparation, correspondence, documentation management, and educational follow-up initiatives. Support the facilitation and coordination of restorative and educational interventions designed to promote student learning and community responsibility. Assessment and Data Management: Assist with the collection, organization, and analysis of departmental data related to SARP outcomes, educational pathways, programming, and student learning outcomes. Support the preparation of reports, presentations, and assessment materials that inform departmental planning and continuous improvement efforts. Educational Programming and Outreach: Collaborate with professional staff to develop and implement educational programs focused on topics such as personal responsibility, ethical decision-making, conflict resolution, community standards, etc. Assist in the creation of educational materials, marketing content, and outreach initiatives. Administrative and Operational Support: Maintain accurate and confidential departmental records, assist with scheduling meetings, prepare materials for training and workshops, and support the day-to-day operations of the department.