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Feb 07 2025

Success Coach job posting at the Boston HERC

Open Position: Alumni Success Program Coach  

Purpose of Position: To coach first-generation students of color, attending partnering colleges/universities, for success in college and beyond. 

Organization information: The mission of the Boston Higher Education Resource Center (HERC) is to equip first-generation youth to obtain a higher education, break the cycle of poverty, and become agents of change in their communities. Boston HERC’s Alumni Success Program’s goal is to equip our Passport high school graduates to thrive in their postsecondary plans after high school graduation.  

The Boston HERC seeks a mission-driven Alumni Success Coach to join our team and coach multiple cohorts of college students who are first-generation to college, low-income, and attending partner colleges/universities. The Alumni Success Coach supports and equips our young adults with the necessary skills for success in college and in the 21st– Century workplace. 

Coach Duties & Responsibilities include: 

  1. Establish and maintain student relationships, including monitoring student progress in order to meet retention and graduation goals using all forms of communication (in-person, video, texting, email, phone call, social media). 
  2. Promote self-advocacy by helping students address personal and academic challenges, setting personal and career goals, navigating their college resources, financial aid and college transfer from two-year programs.  
  3. Prevent student summer melt by supporting high school graduates in enrolling in their chosen post-secondary institution.  
  4. Collaborate with Mentoring Coordinator, Mentors, Passport Coaches, Tutors, and allied organizations to support students. 
  5. Assist Alumni Success Director with coordination and promotion of program events, program development, workshop facilitation and promotion, and social media marketing strategies. 
  6. Assist Director in annual student recruitment efforts (info sessions, orientation, etc) 
  7. Manage and follow all data procedures, including daily logging and providing outcome updates.
  8. Support Boston HERC’s fundraising efforts through sharing stories and attending events and/or site visits with our philanthropic partners. 

Requirements: 

  • Bachelor’s degree with minimum two (2) years of professional work experience. 
  • Passion for issues facing low income, disadvantaged and/or underrepresented youth. 
  • Experience working with students in a student/client service setting (or equivalent). 
  • Demonstrated excellent verbal and written communication skills. 
  • Ability to connect with others and forge strong relationships. 
  • Proficiency in student information systems and technology, as well as MS Word and Excel. 
  • Proven ability to work with diverse staff, partners, and student populations. 
  • Demonstrate and possess strong understanding of cultural competency and how to communicate effectively with different audiences. 
  • Strong ability to take initiative, problem-solve, be flexible, and think fast on your feet. 
  • Ability to work independently, remotely, and meet in-person at the Boston HERC office when needed,
    including our summer training.  
  • Outgoing and positive attitude. 
  • Commitment to Christian principles.

Preferred Qualifications: 

  • Bilingual, especially proficiency in Spanish or Haitian Creole. 
  • Work experience in advising, teaching, or supporting educationally disadvantaged students. 
  • Bachelor’s degree in education, public administration, social work, or other relevant area(s).
  • Be a 1st generation college graduate from a 4-year college/university in the U.S. 
  • Experienced in serving 1st generation college students of color. 
  • Experience in providing social-emotional and/or academic support to young adults.
  • Experience in supporting students in resume editing, job application, and the interview process.
  • Experience facilitating hands-on and engaging workshops. 
  • Experience navigating the college application process and FAFSA. 
  • Conversant in the DACA and Student Immigration Policies. 

Terms of position:

  • Position Start Date: As early as March 2025 
  • Full-Time: 35 hours/week 
  • Minimum of a 2-year commitment in the role 
  • Reports to: Director of Alumni Success
  • Benefits: Health, dental, and vision.

To apply: 

Submit the following documents to Chief Executive Officer, Carolina De Jesus, cdejesus@bostonherc.org and Rachel Condry, Director of Alumni Success, at rcondry@bostonherc.org: 

  • Resume 
  • Cover letter 
  • Two professional references

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: boston, christian, jesus, lent, university

Jan 29 2025

Hidden History of Black Boston: 400 Years in 90 Minutes

Black History IS American History!

Join UniteBoston’s Sankofa cohort for a 90 minute presentation on the “Hidden History of Black Boston: 400 Years in 90 Minutes.”  They will review African ‘roots’, emerging Boston/the slave system and how Black folks lived, organized and kept community, and the threads of this we can see today, with a particular focus on the role of Christian communities in perpetuating or resisting slavery. 

4:00 to 5:30pm – “Hidden History of Black Boston: 400 Years in 90 Minutes” Presentation by Reidren

5:30 to 6:30pm – You’re invited to join our cohort for dinner afterwards as we talk together about what we have learned and how we all might strengthen one another in this work moving forward

The presentation and dinner will be taking place at a retreat house at 284 State Street, Quincy MA 02169. Street parking is available.

Click HERE to register. Friends and colleagues are welcome; please have everyone register!

May ‘we know the truth, and may the truth set us free’ (Jn 8:31).

Written by uniteboston · Tagged: boston, christian, community, uniteboston, unity

Jan 24 2025

Join Our Team at the Emmanuel Gospel Center!

Emmanuel Gospel Center (EGC), a Christian nonprofit dedicated to serving the Church in Boston through research, systems practice, ministry development, and storytelling, is excited to announce two incredible opportunities to join our  team:

  • Development Director: Shape and drive EGC’s fundraising strategy to expand our impact and sustain our mission.
  • Finance Director: Lead our financial strategy and stewardship with a focus on organizational growth and sustainability.

Both roles come with competitive salaries, robust benefits, and the chance to work in a warm, mission-driven environment that fosters community, innovation, and faith-based solutions for Boston.

Visit egc.org/now-hiring to learn more and apply.

 

We’d love to hear from you or your network—help us spread the word!

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: @egcboston, boston, christ, christian, community, unity

Jan 17 2025

Workplace Writing In Christian perspective and practice

Doing all our work with excellence means every email, memo, business letter, presentation, and even every social media post should be written with excellence. 

But writing is hard. It’s even harder when employees receive little or no instruction on workplace writing.

This workshop is here to help. We will bridge theoretical and practical concerns about faith, writing, and the workplace.

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: 2018, boston fellows, christ, christian, faith, resources, work

Dec 27 2024

Creatio ex Amore and the Mission of the Church Now

The St. Paul Center for Theology and Prayer announces an upcoming special event:

Creatio ex Amore and the Mission of the Church Now –  An online seminar with Bishop Dr. Heinrich Bedford-Strohm, Moderator of the World Council of Churches.

In this time of climate crisis, what difference does our faith make? How does our understanding of God, and the meaning of God’s creating work, ground and equip us to pray, serve, and act in this time? This seminar will deepen our capacity to preach and teach our claim that “God creates out of love,” and enliven us for working with our faith communities for God’s purposes.

Registrants may choose to explore advance readings, given below. They will also be invited to a follow-up conversation (on Saturday 25th January, 9-11am ET) hosted by the Rev. Dr. Kapya Kaoma, Rector of Christ Church, Waltham, author and theologian, expanding our grounding in this topic with wisdom from African Christian theology of creation.

This is an online only event, which will be hosted on Zoom. Full details, and the link to sign up to attend, can be found here: https://www.stpaulboston.org/bedford-strohm-event

Written by Andrew Walker · Tagged: boston, christ, christian, city, community, conversation, healing, inspiration, prayer, speech, spirituality

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